Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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tHeadingt in the Right Direction The MSU men's soccer team completed another winning season this year. Led by coach Dr. Mohammed Sabie and team cap- tain Tony Ferris, the team finished 9-4 in the KISA tKentucky Inter-Collegiate Soccer As- sociatiom, and 10-10 overall. Coach Sabie said that the strong sense of unity that existed among the players was the team's greatest strength. 11The team played well together. We beat Louisville, and both Eastern and UK twice, Sabie said. Dr. Sabie complimented his team, par- ticularly on how well they played against Pittsburgh and Ohio State. nThe boys were really excited about playing against such big schools, Sabie said. Sabie also said that despite the facts that the soccer budget is very small and there are no scholarships available, ten new re- cruits will play for MSU next fall. Sabie feels confident about next year's team. 11Next year's season looks wonderful. we play 21 games again, and well be able to use the football field. BY SHIRLEY SMITH ? BATTLING for the ball, lim Rosok gains control of the ball. Rosock is from Houston, Texas. The team finished 9-4 in the KISA and 10-70 overall. PHOTO BY lACK SIMPSON SAILING the ball into the air, Chris Conley of Cincinatti, out manuevers the OSU opponents. The team will be able to play on the new astroturf next year and antici- pate a successful season. PHOTO BY IACK SIMPSON

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receives mspect Qparticipated in the Lquisviiie State Touma- merit; in Whichifhey finished second after defeating U K. apd then lo3ing to Louisville in the final game. if W . ilThe girls played their best game with LOUIsyIlIe even thoLIgh they lost 4- 1, 4' w Coach Hope said; ' Overall coafhes Stevens and Hope werti , I ing students themseiVe3 they respected the dedication the girls showed at the tht, W practices after a long day- of classes. A$Jar a3 MSU's Womens Soccer pro- gram is concerned, both coaches would liketo see somescholarships allotted to the Aeam iiYou need them to get qIIaiity piay- , i I ers 'StevenstsaId To the players and the coache3, theytiid' not have a ie3mg record of 4 5 Instead they had a gbod year where the team worked with what they had an6 earned what theyideserved iav KIM 612033 ,-,, , 4f pleased with the teams' performance. Be- ?