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BOYS' SOCCER

Varsity wins

district title

T he “storybook” said.
According to Sophomore
finish to a long
Brian Adams, who helped
season began when
the boys’ varsity soccer the Rams to victory
team defeated Bellevue throughout the year with
13 assists and 13 goals,
% West in tbe first round of
/> “Everyone thought that
u districts. It was then on
to try to defeat defending Ralston was going to be a
district champions, mediocre team this year,
Millard North. The but it was great to prove
Rams came away with them wrong.” Adams also
said that the team got
the win and made it to
better as the year went on
state. The Ram team
had not played in the because they became closer
state tournament since and the newer players Soccer • Varsity- Boys' Score
0
1987. The first game in became more confident. Ralston Millard North 2
,.x
the state tournament The Rams played under X;Xfr -vv.v....... • • • ••• v.v.v... .PapUhon ... 6.
Abraham Lirvcoln :
Alberts
was against Lincoln the guidance of head coach ■ . Oniah'a •South-.-... ' • •W y''M
1
East, who defeated Everett Rokahr and two '• v. K:- • • v ^Lincoln Northeast:;]-; -" ’ :
• QmaharC^niral:
Ralston. The Rams then new assistant coaches, JV ' ■ \ x:; ’' fCtoahitXortK ':"v.Vw M M
ffy
were defeated by a coach Mark Eggers and : 3- V • : ■. . Thema* JefJerHtsv ; a- J:::
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'OntahaBehnon
“tough and very talented” assistant Todd Wick^a ‘ •• A: :•••' :> •. Abrtihvij Loko4i>: i
.6-
Burke team, according to 1982 Ralston graduate. 2. ...... . . Brilevue West 2 0
Millard North
' • 3* Lincoln East 1
Junior Jon Carrell. 1 Omaha Burke 5
0 Millard North 2
Carrell, a three-year
starting player, led this
year’s team in scoring.
Carrell scored 23 goals
breaking a record previ­
ously set by Craig
im i Foreman in 1987. “This
&
was the best team that
I’ve played on here at
Ralston, even though
other years have had
much more talent.” Car­
rell said much of
Ralston’s success can be
credited to the many
saves by senior goal­
keeper Kent Bonham.
“Kent was a great asset
to the team,” Carrell

Mr: Gene Serair Was a first-year soccer head coach in 1979-1980.

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