Multnomah University - Ambassador Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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rl.- F m. , . , -1. we LVL' '- -an xx 'I 8 Ax! 'ian on ,r , I Upper left: Multnomahlfimbassadors pray before their game against Western Baptist College. Lower left: Dave Squires demonstrates his talent as he kicks the ball backwards in the game against North west College. Lower right: Ken Bigelow battles over the ball with a Northwest College player. A large crowd of shivering students and high school pre- viewers cheered Multnomah's soccer team on to a narrow victory against Northwest Chris- tian College in the last game of the season. The strong, cold wind ham- pered both teams as they fought for every goal. Each time the ball would be thrown or kicked high into the air, the wind would send it sailing towards the spectators on the west side of the field. With the score of 2-2 at the end of the second half, two overtimes were called, but neither team managed to score. That meant a sudden death

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showdown. In sudden death, five play- ers from each team try to kick a field goal, alternating between the two teams. Multnomahis Paco Binkey scored the first goal. Northwest followed suit with a point for their team. Jay Harmes shot next, gaining another point for Multnomah. Northwest miss- ed their second try, making the score 4-3. Phil Gilley booted the third ball for Multnomah, scoring another point. Northwest was unable to make another come- back. Multnomah won with the score of 5-3. That was Multnomah's third league win of the season, putting them fifth in the Northwest Col- lege Conference League Cham- pionship this year. Although Multnomah has had a soccer team since about 1970, the team didn't enter league competition until 1973. For the first time in the teamis history, said Coach Dale Harada, they went out this year as a gospel team. Traveling to a camp near Sumas, Washington, the team shared Christ and taught soccer fundamentals to a group of Canadian high school students. As a result of the visit, many of those same students attended Multnomah's fall pre- view weekend. The team also shared their testimony and some songs with Hope Evangelical Church in Ta- coma, Washington. Award winners for 1976, selected by their fellow team- mates, were Mike Paeth-Most Valuable Player, Jay Harmes- Most Inspirational, and Tom Moore -Team Hustler. 'They never gave up,', said Coach Harada, And in our eyes, we're the winnersf' by Carl Thompson Upper left: Mom White withstands the cold wzhd as she watches the game against Western Baptist. Lower right: fleft to rightj Front row: Paco Birkey, Mark Addy, Mike Paeth, Tim Limbert, David Shack. Back row: Dan Sievers, Ted McKenna, TK. Stanford, Tom Moore, Dave Squires, Jay Harms, Ken Bigelow, Phil Gilley, and Coach Dale Harada. fnot pictured: Jim Bartholomewj Why Ma 1 V 6' NXS5,