Trinity College School - Record Yearbook (Port Hope, Ontario Canada)

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BIGSIDE SOCCER v -uri ' E Burk Rong' Nlr. l'oruard tfoaehl. A. Nlorris, R. laylot, N. Ketnpe. P. Durant. B. latirenee, D. Armstrong, K. Nitsslcll, llte lleadtnaster. Irm1rRnii'5 LI Spttrhng, Qi. Nlatngot. P. Bolton, T. Pinkerton tCapt.3, Nl, Berry t-Xss'tl. K. Cargill, R. Pinkerton. D. Urittith. Uri cimmnlp 'X Lee. R. Gareia. v .Du t ' ' ' E 0 I ' ' ' t , l I W 1 u-Jgk x Q -. 5 arp-QQ' 1 - ' V V ' . 5 Q t I .g X '.. . I - ' 'K .'- 3 t - ' t ' ' X f - 1 lwtfullltls to sP.lIL'. t . Qu A' L IPI tin Ptnketlott tics it tip l'i0l'Wlll'Ll Un! lliysitle Stieect hatl a lan tastie season lllls year. lhe 3-2 teeotd is the hest in lllltllf yeats. Yietoiies ttteltided annihilations ol stteh sehools as S.-XC' and l'tt, Itsti traditionally strong soetet sides. Great inthxithtal talent pltis a sert strong team spirit led the team through the tough games and on into the linals against C'reseent. lronieally, the steels hetore, the team had played Crescent and had heaten thent, playing without stellar defender Nlike Berry. A eotne-lrotn-heliintl 3- 2 iictory readied the teatn tor the final. llie gatne nas truly ati emotional one. in ishieh defeat hrouglit tears lrotn masters, fans. and players alilte. The pressure hrottglit otit the hest in exerxone lor which they are to he heartily congratulated. Next 5ear's team loolss as though it ixill hate great potential. With eight returning players, it xson't belong helore the IS.-X,-X ehanipionship. so clusix e this year, will be rightly etishrined at TCS.

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LITTLESIDE FOOTBALL lf..-. I lion XII Phillips Il tntclil. I. Xtlttittctyels, D. Cirtty, R. Todghtttn, D. Powell, .l. Dodds, N L ..w4-. I.tll. I Iialtluiit. R. Ioxt, lx. XXtitson, I. Roh, ,l. Wliclan, II. Flandc, D. Bowen, M. t ,-.Izzy Ilfi:'ti.'tt limi lhc Ilc.ttlrn.tstcr, Lt. Dtrtt, N. Ilatntltutt, Nl. Weinstein, D. l.cNloine, C Nc- ll,-.tx, I Nt-wit-'Ii. I' Illyth, IX. Il.tll, lx. Iarah, .l. Nlclean, Nl. Wcndctingnt, Mr. Bunncr it tntyit l'1ff'.'lx'fttt I Hull, D. llopltt1tsl'Xss'II. .l. Xltttlvurton Il'ztpt.I. f. Dutton ICapl.I. X llt.It',t.t1tXss'II,K.Ilftvxktl. flltwrtl. -X. C ow.tritfXss'tI. U DER 15 FODTB LL 3 lv. - I It I' s- I I It,ilt-tt. I I unit, tt liatkct. it Xktdds, Itotlc,ll.1ollutnlvttt,C II I it I NI' It-:I'untiti It I-.ttItt, Ihc Ilt-.ttliti.tstct, N. Czttnphcll, I-. Recs. .I. I - ' I i X IIN.-..i., Xl I.ti:, tt XXiIst-n, Xl Noble. I, Xltllcr, Nlr. itcttlc I I -- II 1 fri fwtt I I tint, I tl.ttI-.,t Quant t KWH. If lxccley IK ilPI.l.I N. '-l X ' I l' I. I'-uw' I' l'.rtittct+vttIttt-all Brocks Bruisers At times, the season seemed rough because of injury. Apart from the aches and pains, the team managed to get together and play ef- fectively on a few occasions. In our second meetings with UCC and Ridley, though both were losses, excellent talent was shown. Too bad this talent wasn't a little more evident during the year! So, until next season, Littleside Football is on holiday. In the Bag Ul5's season was high- lighted by a 52-14 victory over Ridley and a 54-0 trouncing of SAC. After these, there came Appleby. With some crucial injuries and two games in a row, we lost both times by a close margin. The next 4 games we easily won. Who can forget our final game vs. Ridley at home? A great crowd was out to see Trinity's most successful football team in 198-1. If there was one thing we wish we could have had, it would be a rematch against Appleby. Many thanks to the coaches.

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IDDLESIDE SOCCER ' fi?-' W P - 1-IQ1, . Rink lfim llic llc.ttlrii.istcr, J. llcyltxnd, ll. latino, Board. H. Chan, D. .lt?lTlIllCll, K Xltlbuimltl. NN. Radu. R. Namrro. R. Nicholls. Nlf.Ql0CI'lllglCO21Cl1l.f'lfUlllRUN',' Nl. Parker. Nl NK cllni.in. lb Nlttctloritild ti'a1pt.l. l . Jolinston. l .Kr1mslcNlANN'll.B.l-0llOm.B.MCllllif1 lf'N1'llI.'.l. l LllllCl LITTLESIDE SOCCER VIN' 'D' Lf: fllru :mel ' -T!1tT , L QI F: 1114: lg '1 1 ll' I I - - 1119 .Q nl 10 is SQ rl Q . ' 2.4 li. - I-'fi-i IP Nl 4 +-:.f.t-li. I Stull, Nl 1 mslm-,t , Rolusuri llnlzllukmip' lliullcadr1ittslcr,K I . - .' 1. X N .i'7.-ul, Xl Xkilkci. I Saul. l luc. VX. llcu, Nlr. Nlcllunuld lilutclll 1' 1' ' IV- Q N Nl ,l' Nazi l '.lwruct1.N Nut-.itni.rit1XNILIJ. ll1ltlcltratmlI,Nl.llcrnglrd it .V , 1, I it . fwzlvwlg, Goering Far This year's team had a frustrating year, but definitely had some bright spots. One- goal losses were our nemesis lRidley, UCCJ but the team can't be discredited for lack of effort. Lloyd Johnston was a surprising asset in goal, and Jon Heyland most consistent on defence. Doug Jemmett and Keith McDonald scored more than just occasionally, as did Assistant Captain Lambert Knowles. Thanks go to a very patient coach, Mr. Goering. Little Macs Littleside '84 had a slow start, but then got into the thick of things. Hildebrandt was most steady in goal and fullbacks Eddie Lee and lain Seal played many great matches. Midfielders Mark Crosbie and John Saul did a great job in pushing the ball up to forwards Mike Bernard and Van Eybergen, who must be lauded for their efforts. Much of our success was due to the fine coaching of Mr. McDonald. All in all, a most enjoyable season.