St Pauls School - Crusader Yearbook (Brooklandville, MD)

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'B 'm '-Q-W ehon and M0109 Coaches 44- it , If X wins Sh' 'hell U C0'Cop nd Pollmus With the return of four All-Marylanders to this year's team, plus an extremely strong bench, the Crusaders have definitely established themselves as the team to beat. Under the able tutelage of Messrs. Mitchell and Polhaus, the squad has been welded together in a unit which so far has been unbeaten in seven starts. In all seven of these wins the Saints have displayed an amazing amount of depth and determination. With the loss of last year's top three defensemen, many thought that this spot would make or break the team. But in seven games, a defense of Jimmy Crum, Van Fochios, and Will Vercoe has limited the opposition to an average of 28 goals-an average of only 4 goals per game. Backing them up is another capable trio of Ronnie Cox, John Tompkins, and Kent Marbury. Perhaps the strongest unit of this year's team is the attack. Termed as the best attack in the city, Jerry Schmidt, Co-Captain Roy Mayne, and Butch Darrell have been almost impossible to hold scoreless. Bobby Hachtel is also an equal alternate of this group. The second team consists of S. Darrell, Fred Betz, and Bill Annan, all of whom are able to step in at any time. At midfield are two units, one as evenly balanced as the other. The first mid comprised of Neale Smith, Randy Walker, and Co-Captain Pete Sheehan possess speed, stickwork, and above all the ability to work the ball. In the second mid , of Jack Darrell, Lauren Sheffenacker, Larry Neilson, and alternate Bobby Core is a unit that has saved many a game. Thus far this season the Saints have downed the Hopkins, Hofstra, and Maryland Frosh, tied the Navy Plebes in perhaps the toughest and closest game ever seen, swamped Severn and Park, and in their annual game with Sewanahaka came out on the long end of an 8-6 verdict. Four league games remain, ending in the big game with Gilman which will more than likely spell the championship.