Newton South High School - Regulus Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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First Row: lay Labourine, Mark Seeto, lan Waalawyn, Capt. Bruce Jennings, Corey Rosenfield, lim Cold- farb, lon lngbar, Tom Karol, Dan Braverman. Second Row: Brian Grodman, Steve Hoberman, Rob Segal, Don Moore, Dan Paisner, Mike Stollar, Frank Otten, Martin Schwartz, Andy Wise, Coach Emilio Mazzola. Third Row: Head Coach Wood Crowther, Bob Fine, Don Mayer, Len Kraiser, Albert Pazos, Gary Simon, Carson Milgroom, Dan Shiman. Missing: Dan Shiffman, Coach Mark Beaton, Doug Sheff, losh Erlich. SOCCER The soccer season, which began with double sessions in late August, ended in late October in a blaze of glory. Through defeat after defeat the team kept its spirit and finished with a 4-7-3 record. In its last five games the team did not lose, making the 1975 season the best in quite a while. The team began its season with a new coach, C.W. Crother, and three assistant coaches, one of whom got lost along the way. Crowther's goal from the beginning was to win the Dual County League Championship. Although the team fell short of this goal, by the end of the season it was capable of defeating any team in the league. The first time around, South lost to every team except Acton, which it tied 0-0, and Weston which it defeated 2-1. When the team lost for a second time to Wayland and Medfield it looked as though South's soccer team would continue in its familiar losing pattern, but a change was in store. In its last five games, the team tied Concord 3-3, defeated Acton 2-0, tied Lincoln-Sudbury 1-1, demolished Bedford 4-0, and destroyed Weston 3-1. In its last two games the team played fine soccer both on offense and defense. All the ingredients for a league championship were there, but unfortunately they developed too late. Goal scorers for Newton South included Mike Stoller 173, jay Labourene 143, Danny Braverman 133, Mike Seeto 123, Bruce lennings123,lan Waalywen 113 and Carson Milgroom 113. Fine defensive play was turned in by Corey Rosenfield, Bruce lennings and lim Goldfarb. Tom Karol, Donny Moore and Frank Otten rounded out the starting team. Andy Wise and Brian Grodman performed well in the met. Throughout the season, the team was plagued with injuries. The loss of Lenny Kraiser and Carson Milgroom for most of the season, hurt the team. At one point, nine players were sidelined with injuries. With a little better luck, the team's record might have been vastly improved. Wayland . ............,.. Medfield ............ . Concord Carlisle NEWTON SOUTH Lincoln Sudbury ...... Bedford ..... ..... NEWTON SOUTH Wayland ..,....... Medfield ......... NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH .,... NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH Acton ...........,.. NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH Weston ....... ..... NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH Concord Carlisle Acton .............. Lincoln Sudbury , Bedford ..... .. . Weston . 4-7-3