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INTENSITY

defeats Didn't mean

It Was A Time To Be

Discouraged.

ANDY DAVIES

The season ended at NCCAA

National Tournament in Kissimee, Florida.

Even though the team finished third in the Dis­

trict Playoffs at Toccoa Falls Bible College,

they were able to go to Na­ not only out played but out

tionals. Going in ranked scored their opponents win­

eighth and facing the num­ ning 5-1 on four goals by

ber one seed, Northland Vance Harbaugh. The team

Baptist Bible College of lost the next day to Ozark

Wisconsin, in the first Bible College, 2-1, and fin­

round, the outlook seemed ished in sixth place. Vance

dim. The Cougars out­ and Senior Steve Cone re­

played Northland through­ ceived All-Tournament and

out the game, but they were All-American honors. "It

unable to score and lost 1-0. was amazing to see the other

Defeated, but not discour­ teams at Nationals give us

aged, they next faced At­ such respect, especially when During one of the

night games played

lanta Christian to whom they saw we came to play

under the lights at

they had lost in the District intense soccer," said Senior the SPJC field, Joy

Playoffs. This time the men Jack Young. Histand, Ian Far­

rington and Andy

Gamble added their

support to a group

of rowdy fans cheer­

ing on the team.