Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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1980: 5-12-1 BSC Lock Haven 11 BSC 1 Elizabethtown 2 BSC 1 St. Lawrence 2 BSC 1 Shippensburg BSCO Scranton 4 BSC 1 Millersville 2 BSC 1 Univ. of Maryland Baltimore County 4 BSCO York College BSC 1 Indiana Univ. of PA 4 BSC 3 Slippery Rock 5 BSC 2 Bucknell 1 BSC 2 Lycoming BSC 4 Wilkes BSC Kutztown 1 BSC West Chester 1 BSC 3 Cheyney 4 BSC 1 East Stroudsburg 2 BSC 2 Susquehanna fjf3irmn4 ' ■ ' ' 1 7 « - — ZZ- ■ ft ., ' ' ' f J Toby Rank attempts a kick on goal In ttie game against Lycoming. Mike Connell controls ttie ball with fancy footwork, wlille Ken Neubeck waits to see where the ball will land. Fred McCaffrey and Brian Farrell show what Husky Kickers are all about as they play skilled offense and aggressive defense.

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Soccer Team Looks to Future Playing most of its games away from the familiar surroundings of Redman Stadium this year ' s young team discovered just how important the home field advantage can be to a soccer team. At least part of the Huskies somewhat disappointing season can be attributed to the fact that only six of their eighteen games were played at home. After a sluggish start, the soccer team finished by winning four of its last eight games; these including Bucknell, Lycom- ing, Wilkes and Susquehanna. Its only other victory of the season was a 1-0 tri- umph over Shippensburg. The win was BSC ' s first ever on the Raiders ' home field, a big accomplishment for the Husky Kickers. Considering the style in which this year ' s team closed out its season, and the num- ber of returning players, next season should prove to be an exciting one for the Husky players. One member who will not be returning however, is senior halfback Brian Farrell, who was named the team ' s Most Valuable Player during this year ' s homecoming festivities for his outstand- ing performance against East Strouds- burg. Coach l lingrone is looking forward to more victories next season. Toby Rank. 5. and Mike Wessner, 22, keep their opponents working, wtiile Anthony Bloom, above, looks for a teammate to whom he can i C ' mh ' ' Toby Rank kicks a superb pass to a teammate away from 8 while Brian Farrell picks himselt up after lunging with the ball pass to Rank,

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Ken Neubeck kicks the ball downfield while Toby Rank holds his position in readiness for action. A split second later, Neubeck ' s opponent from York College tried to steal the from him without success. Row one: Peter Sobrinski, Anthony Bloom, Greg t lalloch, Toby Rank, Jeff Ehring, Brian Farrell, Luke Sakalosky, Gary Gallagher. Row two: Dave Waterman, Rodney Koch, Ed Secoges, Terry Gross, Lou Mickley, Steve Whaley, Fred Dudak, Joe (Mitchell, fvlike Connell, Bill Sypawka, Phil Hawkins. Row three: Mike Keller, Jim Bryne, Mike Bartoszik, Greg Kane, Bill Bent, Scott McNulty, Mark Rinkus, Mike Wessner, Fred McCaffrey, Roger Stetler, Ken Neubeck, Craig Rotile, Ron Mattern, Tim Knoster, Jim Mailey, Louis Mingrone. Missing: Dave Mullican.