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Soccer Kicks

Boys' Team Nets Points

A new coach and a biggest weakness is the
new stratesy resulted inability of our for­
in new-found success wards to score goals.
for the Boys Varsity We are overcoming this
Soccer team. Head weakness by playing a
coach Lenny Taylor and total team game —
assistant coach Neville total attack and total
Linido entertained their defense.”
troops with “suicide Exceptional athletes
runs,” calisthenics, and included Jon Cross, a
a unique blend of superior sweeper, Sam
Jamaican humor. Kraemer, Sean O'Brien,
According to Coach Rob Weiss, Steven
Taylor, scientific soc­ Stoll, and goalie Marc
cer, the team’s new Diamond. At the same
philosophy, “is a hap­ time, Todd Chaney
py game which is earned praise as Most
based on a sound Improved Player.
defensive system with Noting the upcoming
open attacking play.” talent, coaches and
In typical Pine Crest players believed that a
fashion, the team’s state championship is
strength proved to be no longer a dream.
sound defensive play.
Coach Taylor comment­
ed, “We interplay very
well, but sometimes While remaining in complete
control, William Doku races
our shooting percen­ away from opposing
tage is very low. Our defenders.

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American Heritage
LaSalle
Spanish River
Gulliver
Belen
Westminster Christian
St. Andrew's
Gulliver
Boca Academy
Belen
Westminster Christian
Westminster Academy
American Heritage
St. Andrew's
LaSalle
Berkely Prep.
Pompano Ely
Cardinal Gibbons VARSITY SOCCER: FRONT ROW: Marc Diamond, Fred Farshidmehr, Doug Calahan, Edger
Plantation DeLeon, Jon Cross, Andy Gross, Larry Matos, Charles Medrano, Norman Cuadra. BACK ROW:
Pope John Paul Mr. Neville Linido, Todd Chaney, William Doku, Steven Grover, Robb Weiss, Gerardo Enigler,
Billy Atkins, Steven Stoll, Sean O'Brien, Ian O'Brien, Mr. Lenny Taylor/

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