Amador Valley High School - Don Days Yearbook (Pleasanton, CA)

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ll lll'l6S lllill' SGilS0ll tournament freshman Joe Corria tied a record by scoring five goals in one game. Amador was led by first team all-league Brett Boldrini. Brett scored a total of 22 goals in a non-league and twelve in regular season. The Dons were also lead by Senior wingers Don Otting, Ed Van, Junior Dave Norton and a Freshman Joe Corria. On the inside were second team all-leaguer Brad Boldrini and Rick Rodgers. The Dons defense was led by Junior Ken Carney, Pete John, Mark Rodgers and Lew Baine and goalies Allen Wietcha and Dave Schnider. The teams most valuable player was Brett Boldrini. Brett probably was one of Amador's key players this year. The most improved player this tear was Senior Don Otting. Don made a lot of clutch plays for the Dons. In the latter part of the season the best defense award went to Junior Pete John. Pete didn't take the game lightlyg he showed that by setting a foul record of 38. The most spirited award went to Junior Dave London. r in soccer ',Hl8f I