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

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MIDDLESIDE HOCKEY l.S.A.A. CHAMPIONS Q - - 1- 1: -1 i' Ol Coptoin's Report lf this year's team is indicative of the future Middlesides then the 'Keystone Cops' are a thing of the past. This year's team played as a unit. and before this year was half begun the lines started to work together. As captain, Icould always mcpect two things. The first was a desire to win. and providing we did, a Horse Laugh at the end of the game. Spirit came naturally, due to the collection of vlowns on the team, but any skill that we had fume from Mr. Goebel. I can still hear him yt-lling at us to skate harder and to pass the puck. Tri Mr. Goebel. I would like to say thanks for vndo-.wing his knowledge of the game upon us. Also In Mr. Campbell. who coached us when Mr, Goo.-bel was away. I would like to Say thanks for his great coaching and hclpfulbetween-period rn-mark-. Statistics Lakejield Won 8-3 Lakefield Won 3-1 Port Hope Lost 4-1 Exhibition Appleby WOT! 10-1 U C. C. Won 1-0 Hillfikzld Won 5-4 Exhibition Fenland Falls Lost 11-0 Exhibition Lakefield Won 4-1 Ridley Won 8-3 Ui C. C. Won 5-0 S. A. C. Won 1-0 Lakefield Won 11-1 Finally, I would like to say that in my mind there is only one thing that isbetterthan winning, and that is the satisfaction that comes to you at the end of a good season of hockey. Ifeel that we, as a team, are satisfied. G. 71 Simmonds Page 78

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Lihleside Hockey Captoin's Report Littleside will not exactly go down on record as one of the more winning teams. A .najor problem was that we had a considerable amount uf difficulty in scoring. There were some games, for example the S.A.C. game, where we matched them side for side, but just couldn't seem to find thc nct. Oddly enough. the midget line of Redelmier, Swift, and Colliver was the line which produced the most goals. This year's Littleside, similar to last year, showed great potential and tried hard through- out the majority of the season, even though we lust the majority ofour games. The first Lakcfield game was Littleside's best game of the season. It was a very close game, the breaks finally coming our way. The lone goal of the game was scored by Redelmier on a brt-ak:,tway. It is very hard for a losing team to have a great deal of team spirit and initiative. However, there was definitely some evidence of it. Take, for example, our series with U.C. C. They skated us into the slush at U.C.C., we came back very tired up and provided a very fast and exciting game which could have gone our way with a bit of luck. I would like to give my sincere thanks to Mr. Campbell for his efforts to produce a winning team. It's too bad that we couldn't have won a few more for him. Also Iwould like to thank the rest of the team for although not a winning, an enjoyable season. W Kennedy Page BO