Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

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The team closed the season in a heartening game at Belmont Hill,Although they lost 27-12, the score was 14-12 until well into the fourth quarter. The passing connection of Chris Shea to wingback Todd Dagres clicked for their second bomb of the season, the first coming against St. Sebastians, making Dagres the only player in the ISL to score against both of the league co-champions. Belmont Hill, who went unbeaten, admitted after the game that the Governors were by far their toughest opponent. This year's team differed from previous years in that was a team. Lacking an individual star, they pulled together to win respect throughout the league, some- thing that has been lacking in recent years. This respect was demonstrated by the numerous all-league choices, notably first-teamers Tom Driscoll and l-lerzel Fulton. Although they just missed their winning season, the seniors believe that they have established a solid foundation for the talented underclassmen, led by co-captains Linn and Garnett. Get that winning season! 14

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