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Harragin. 3rd ROW: T. Wheeler, R. Roberts, F. Noteboom, R. Jantzen, S. Monat, R. Fogg D. Heller S Callc, J. Visser, R. Boyle, L. Grohoski, S. Kohl, Coach Innocent. Booters Whip Chester and Middies In Most Successful Season Yet Goshen Central experienced its best soccer season ever this year, ending up in third place in the OCL. We had an over-all record of 6 wins, 9 losses, and one tie putting us behind Florida and Washington-ville in league standings. There were two real thrills this year. In the season opener, the Countyseaters handed rival Chester a 3-1 setback, and, as all of us remembered last year's much-wanted-but-not-to-be-had win, the victory was very sweet. The game went through one overtime period with a 1-1 tie, but Tom Davis scored a clutch goal, and Jimmy Jennings iced the contest with another. The second big game was the final match of the season against Middletown. Since Middletown is a much larger school than Goshen and a member of the DUSO league, we were ready for an all-out battle to win this one. The leaky backfield that had been plaguing us all season was finally plugged, and we quickly took a 1-0 lead. The Middies roared back, however, with two goals and took a 2-1 half-time edge. In the third period, they tallied another and the game began to look like a rout. At the start of the fourth quarter, however, we aided our defense by touching a spark to our offense, which had been stymied throughout most of the game. Robbie Gillian finally showed us some of Ids’ speed as he faked the Middie fullbacks and added a point for us with a beautiful 45 foot shot. We had hardly stopped cheering when, on the ensuing Middie kickoff, Jim Jennings stole the ball from the center forward and went all the way into the nets with it. The back-to-back goals had taken just 27 seconds. We were back in the game. As the fourth quarter ended with the score tied, overtime was needed. With just seconds remaining in the overtime, Jennings managed to move to the Middie nets and take a shot. It was blocked by the
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goalie, bul Robbie Gillian recovered the rebound and shot. This one was blocked by a fullback. Jennings, however, again took the ball. This time he creased the nets with the winning point. Goshen had won! Special mention must go to junior Steve Galle who, in spite of playing his first full game as goalie, did an outstanding job, making a dramatic save of what would have been the winning Middletown goal in the fourth quarter. This year's offense was led by high-scoring center forward Jimmy Jennings, who returned after a year at that OTHER fall sport. He had help in the back-field from fullback and captain Alex Paul. Both Jim and Alex were named to the Coaches' All-County Soccer Team for their fine efforts. Alex was also voted the most valuable player award by his teammates. Since we are losing only six seniors this year: Jim Grippe, Rich Roberts, Jim Gillian, Alex Paul, Pat Oles and John Visser, those of us leaving expect to see a team in contention for the OCL title next season. We're sure the team will do their best, and we wish them luck. We would also like to thank Coach Boss Innocent for his outstanding job piloting the team, for his informative choke-up charts mapping our misplays, and for his order to do extra wind-sprints given to Cardinal fans when the Yankees lost the World Series. Center-forward Jennings demonstrates the form that earned him 18 goals as he blasts one past the Washing -tonville goalie.
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