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68 . . .Soccer Soccer Marquette soccer s u f f e r e d through what first-year coach, Joe Born termed, a frustrating sea- sonf' Inexperience dealt the decisive blow in many of the team's losses. It is disappointing anytime you have the upper hand for most of the game and the final score doesnit show it, said Born. The Warriors were often the more talented team on the field and still lost. The rea- son? Inexperience. The year's frustration was typi- fied by their contest with UW- Platteville. Marquette controlled the tempo throughout the game but fell short in the waning minutes 2-1. The reason? Inexperience. Three of four forward positions were occupied by first year men, which exemplifies the plaguing in- experience. Born said, We just didn't know how to take advantage of our opportunities. When play- ers are sophomores, juniors or sen- iors they don't make costly mis- takes. +3 x It was a season of rugged defense coupled with ragged offense. The offense with plenty of opportuni- ties failed to score. The defense, however, often kept the team with- in striking distance. Anchored by seniors jon Fehrenbach and john Nelson, the defense was in Born's words, the key to this year's team. It is disappointing anytime you have a losing season, said Born. The hooters finished the year with a record of 4-6.
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70 . . . Cross Country The runners on our team did a good job - the best job they could possibly do. But our lack of depth was the main factor holding us back from being more successful, first year coach George Garrot summed up his team's 1976 season. The team attained a 3-5 dual meet record despite the fact that only eight men were out for the sport. Of these eight, Dan Malloy and Pete Vrobel were the team's out- Cross standing performers. Mike Marti- nez, Dan LeMonnier and Brian Con- nolly were also consistent runners this year. Since the squad will lose only one senior, Gene Fendt, Garrot is optimistic about the future of the Marquette Cross Country program. Most of our boys are young, so they will have plenty of time to de- velop as seasoned distance runners, he said. Country ' ',,.J+, A ie .fr ...cg fy -,ug ...t .rm it .kijygzf V A . . ,F-if i'1p'f':'ff?? ,. ,. W.. Q., . Fe- i -fi N-1 'mf' .. . -...c , .,.. a.'Xs ff'
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