Berwick Academy - Quamphegan Yearbook (South Berwick, ME)

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Boys' Lacrosse 3 . ffl, 'Y' xi - f.,'h-2.:s,J film ,Q Q'- pf v, - I-:-..A.1. o W if all git ly, Abc off f in I i rf H ' i , 3-his !.I g g .'2-Q2-u-n..o-A 1 ' iifiilill 'li ll 3-'-ltgf , N. , Lacrosse at Berwick enjoyed another fine season by posting a perfect Q-O record. This undefeated season came to a dramatic end by a close victory over a strong Hyde club. Highlighting the season were two victories over Waynflete, New Hampton, and Hyde. Jim Gagnon, goaltender and most Improved player this year, played strongly all season as did seniors Ken Plante, Greg Nesman, and Ken Wasson, Junior attackman, Jack Spaulding, our most valuable player, led a strong team in scoring this year. Although ten seniors are graduating, six starters are returning with another year of experience behind them. Next year's team should continue to improve and with the enthusiasm shown this year there will be no doubt of another fine season. Record: B.A. 44 - Holderness 6 B.A. 44 - Hyde 4 B.A. 43 - New Hampton 2 B.A. 44 - Waynflete 3 B.A. 42 - New Hampton 4 B.A. - Proctor 5 8 B.A. 44 - Waynflete O B.A. 5 - Tilton 4 B.A. 42 - Hyde 44