Barrington College - Torch Yearbook (Barrington, RI)

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Soccer Kneeling. Warren Hopson, Charles Mouratides, Donald Burgard, John Anderson, James Williamson, Buyoon Chung, Phil Witham, Paul Johnson, Co-Captain, Tomas Ventura, Peter Blackwell. Standing. Dr. Wilson, Assistant Coach, David Meldrum, George Sayer, Gary Sheldon, Donald Mulleyg George Richardson, Carl Nash, Co-Captain, Dennis McDonough, Keith Merrill, David Maurice Thomas, Ronald Leach, Co-Manager, Richard Ferrin, Coach. This year our soccer team has experienced its best year since its founding several seasons ago. Under Coach Erickson the team was begun. When Coach Hubbard took over, the team rose in morale, performance, and results. This year Coach Ferrin and As- sistant Coach Wilson led the team on to new heights. As a milepost that testifies of the team's success it was recognized on the national level when it was invited to play for the New England Championship by the National Association of Intercollegiate Ath- letics. The team lost by only one point and the team which won went on and tied for the national championship! RECORD I Mass. Maritime Academy I BC ,, 6 Rhode Island College 0 2 Curry College I 3 Willimantic State 'I -I - 6 Braclford-Durfee College 2 3 Gordon College 2 ' I New Bedford Tech. I O Nichols College 6 . 5 3 Shelton College 2 i , ,, ? I 4 Bradford-Durfee College O 2 p O Mitchell College 6 'V' ' 'A'. i. J I Stonehill College 3 - I 'Tri O Nyack Missionary College 2 'N A A al NAIA New England Championship I ' I ,, i 'I Castleton State 2 1 - 1-' - germ --7 EZ., , u- .,' IFF

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Kneeling. Bryant Robinson, John Abelp Harvey Bowens, Ray Abel, Captain, Robert Faria, John Syrettp Robert Suggs. Standing. Wayne Libby, Co-Manager, Richard Ferrin, Assistant Coach, David Melclrum, Russell Smith, Keith Merrill, Gerard Paradis, Carl Nash, Ronald Leach, Co-Manager, Jack Augustine, Coach. Var ity l6'a kefb ll Although Coach Augustine lost four-fifths of his starting lineup at the June gradua- tion, he has formed this year's team into one of which the whole school is proud. Bar- rington College won its first tournament this year, the Capitol City Tournament held in January. On its road trip through the Bible College circuit, the team went undefeated. ln March, the squad went to the King's Tournament in New York to compete with eight other teams in a championship playoff. Ray Abel is the team's high scorer with a twenty-nine point average per game. Ray is also the team's captain. RECORD BC 87 Johnson and Wales College 75 92 Curry College 76 79 Berkshire Christian College 67 68 Byrant College 65 68 Gordon College 79 78 Bentley College 95 74 Bentley College 87 64 Bradford-Durfee College 76 78 Johnson and Wales College 63 Curry College 91 Berkshire Christian College 76 g p Y 97 Nyack Missionary College 71 A T 91 Philadelphia Bible College 81 78 Albany Pharmacy College 77 62 Johnson and Wales College 65 59 Gordon College 78 84 Nichols College 86 68 Bradford-Durfee College 69 93 Nasson College 90 60 New Bedford Tech 92 91 Bryant College 105 I24 l 1 l