Archbishop Rummel High School - Raider Yearbook (Metairie, LA)

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OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Warren Smith dribbles down field. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: Greg Nieto blocks a Shaw attempt, BELOW: Bill Finn outmaneuvers a Bonnabel defender. RIGHT: Proud Raiders display the championship trophy after a 2-l victory over Bonnabel. OPPOSITE PAGE, RIGHT: Members ofthe soccer team are lback rowj Brother Alphonse LeBlanc, moderator, William Martin, William Finn, Alfred McDaniel, Warren Smith, Robert Woodard, Richard Ducombs, Edward Gautier, John Glaser, Andy Pierce, Bob Zacary, Greg Nieto, lmiddle rowl Allen Buiol, Ray Price, Tom Doonan, Eric Leingang, Andrew Porter, Manuel Gutierrez, lbottom fowl Robert Andries, Brian Smith, Casey Geohegan, Robert Troquet, Don Gaudet. J

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. 1 ivv 32 . 6: in .., Coached by Myles Seghers, the Raider Junior Varsity team posted a I7-7 record en route to capturing the District l I-AAAA championship. After winning seven and losing three in pre-district action, the Raiders faltered, losing two of their first three district games. Things then began to iell for the team, as they reeled off seven consecutive victories before falling to Holy Cross, 65-67. The team bounced back after the defeat, beating Shaw and Brother Martin. Then the Raiders lost again, this time to St. Augustine, 68-71, in the final clash. However, they had registered the best record in l ll-AAAA iayvee action and thus were named 1975 iunior varsity champs. The team was led by co-captains Paul Vitrano and Don Schneider. Milton Herbert led the team in rebounds and assists, and Don Schneider, Robert Fiedler, and Wade Blundell all averaged in double figures for the year. Basketball 95

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Soccer team takes 2nd city title Although not favored initially, the Raider soccer team captured its second consecutive city championship with a 7-0-3 league record. Under the coaching of Brother Alphonse LeBlanc and led by co-captains Eric Leingang and Ray Price, the team went undefeated in league play, and thus advanced to the city playoffs. Their first playoff game found them pitted against Country Day, a previous adversary who had battled Rummel to a tie. This time, however, the Raiders ended play on top of a 2-l score, with both scores coming from senior Tom Doonan. The city championship did not come easily, as Bonnabel proved hard to defeat. Numerous saves by Raider goalie Casey Geohegan kept the score tied l-l in the waning moments. The winning point came when Ray Price scored on a penalty kick from 12 yards out with only the Bonnabel goalie there to defend. Soccer 97