Air Academy High School - Vapor Trails Yearbook (USAF Academy, CO)

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Booters Find Competition Productive Although the Kadet soccer sea- son was not as good as originally hoped, the year was still a pro- ductive one. Finishing with a 5-4-1 record, the team tied for a playoff posi- tion with Coronado but was beat- en by the Cougars in an exciting game. Coach Wayne Marshall had some positive thoughts about the team. We were a good defen- sive ball club, but we lacked in offense. We have the nucleus of a good ball club coming back next year. Despite some disappointing losses, Coach Marshall said the team was very close. Some- times we had a problem putting the ball into the goal when we had the opportunity, but we worked together pretty well. We had a few problems, but it was definitely a good group of kids. As Air Academy builds on the best, many of its athletic pro- grams will undergo some changes. Coach Marshall was confident that the soccer program would not suffer too much. The expansion won't hurt our pro- gram too much for the first year. We should be a strong club. Warm-up prevent injuries: here Greg O'Bryan goes through pre game warm- up Ctopj. Passing the ball up field to a waiting teammate is Dani Edmonson Crightj. 1 541 Sports