Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

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M N 'S SOCCER New Pride Sustains Victory Coaches Snyder and Mulligan, with Captain Low. Backed by nine key returners and several rookie surprises, this yearis Mens' Soccer team put together the most successful sea- son since 1966. This small, close- knit team, led by Captain Robert Low held a high sense of pride, self respect, and determination throughout the season. The team's strength was posi- tioned straight up the field, from goalie Pete Riley to striker Chris Laganas. As a result of this powerful formation, many teams were dealt severe losses, such as St. Sibbies', Nobles, Thayer, and Roxbury Latin. However lack of concentration and perhaps a lack of good fortune seemed evident in games such as St. Pauls, Exeter, Milton, and especially Brooks. The Belmont Hill finale, and what eventually determined the Gum- mere Cup champion, was also a clear example of lack of concentra- tion and luckless ball playing. Despite these losses, there still remained an extremely high sense of pride. We respected ourselves and what we had accomplished and in turn, gained extreme respect throughout the league. Mr. MuIligan's and Mr. Snyder's coaching style and rap- port instilled pride, dedication and the desire to win in each individual. MVP's Stetson and Andrews They have rekindled the old fire of those championship teams of the Buster Navins Era, and gained new respect for the Governor Dummer Soccer program. Front row: M. Miller, D. Schwartz, K. Hulse, R. Low, C. Larned, J. Andrews, W. Dee. Second row: Coach Mulligan, G. Menyhart, D. Hoffman, M. Teborek, P. Riley, C. Laganas, S. Nicholson, C. Morse, Coach Snyder. Missing: Mgr. J. Egan, S. Gibb, Mgr. E. Marsh, M. Rowe, T. Stetson if, , o- 1 L ik il v-EEK