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Content in Their Kicking

Balanced Offense and Defense Yields Successful Season

"After three years on certed opposing de­ Tough defense, dir­ scoring to a minimum. in advanced tech­
various soccer teams, fenses with their ever­ ected by goalie Audrey Coach Ruth Bresna- niques, Coach Bres-
the experience of par­ present scoring threats. Jensen, halted numer­ han constantly cajoled nahan molded the
ticipating on this squad Lisa Heissner, who ous scoring attempts. her girls to perform squad into a potent
was by far the most averaged over a point Audrey, one of the with the upmost inten­ powerhouse. No matter
productive and re­ per game, sadly left the best goalies in the sity. Teaching the ba­ the situation, the mor­
warding,” commented disappointed team district, worked with an sics to beginners, while ale and spirit generated
junior Jann Bell in refer­ halfway through the aggressive group of at the same time in­ by Coach Bresnahan
ence to the greatly season to move to her fullbacks and halfbacks structing the most never faded.
improved Girls’ Varsity new home in Texas. to keep opponents’ experienced members
Soccer team.
The most prolific
scorer in recent years,
Helen Lee averaged
almost two goals per
game. Helen’s superb
soccer skills, coupled
with tremendous
stamina and fierce
competitive spirit, pro­
vided the impetus for
an aggressive offense.
Devastating on fast
breaks, Monique and
Sarah Merrill and Jann
Bell constantly discon­

Like a fle e t-fo o te d
gazelle, Helen Lee, the
squad's high scorer, races
downfield.

Girls’ Soccer

(5-6)
PC OPP
3 St. Andrew's 4
6 Palm Beach Academy 1
6 Gulliver 1
3 Ransom 5
0 Plantation 4
* Ransom
2 Palm Beach Academy 0
1 Plantation 2
2 Gulliver 1
0 St. Andrew's 6
0 Coral Springs 8 GIRLS' VARSITY SOCCER: FRONT ROW: Pressley. BACK ROW: Zanny Caldwell,
* forfeit victory Joanna Clarkson, Maureen Welsh, Christina Vivian Schneider, Cindy Kozich.
Tulotta, Peta Sue Heilman, Jann Bell, Lee

6 8 /Girls' Soccer