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qt was a year that Roger Bacon established itself as a force in girls, soccer? a Coach DaAvignon Clockwise from top left: Heather Breslin heads the ball away from her opponents. A Lady Spartan awes her opponents. Leanne Branno rushes to defend our goaL Kristin Hilvert goes after the bail. The Lady Spartans outsmart their opponents. Soccerl23
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Soccer! GirPs varsity soccer finished the season with an 11-64 record. The team, ranked second in the city and second in the GGCL, lost in double overtime to St. Ursula in tournament play. Many individuals received honors. Heather Breslin was athlete 0f the week for The Cincinnati Enquirer, most valuable offensive player, and made the second team in the GGCL, Leanne Branno was team captain, most valuable defensive player, and received honorable mention in the GGCL. Jenny Haddad was named first team AlI-League and first team All-City. Angie Johnson received the teamts most improved awardl Colleen Quinn, Debbie Munafo, and Lara Froning, also team captain, were named to the second team All-League. Kris Shively received honorable mention AlleLeague. This page top to bottom: Debbie Munafo prepares the ball for take off. Kristin Hilvert sees it coming, but isnft quite sure what to do yet. Angie Johnson races for the ball. Stop! We ire going to get the ball. Debbie Buerger pursues victory. Heather Breslin checks the action on the field. :Z'ZIGirl's Varsity
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Soccer The reserve girls? soccer team, coached by Mrs. Chris Haddad, finished their season with a 6-7-1 record. The high point of their season was their final victory against the Greenhills team, which gave them the school record for the most seasonal wins. Three players were recognized with team honors - Nicole Arway, Most Valuable Offensive Player; Shelly Ghering, Most Valuable Defensive Player; and Chrissy Costello, Most Improved Player. Article written by Steve Hermann. Clockwise starting above: Jackie O'Brien competes to get to the ball first to prevent the Greenhills player from scoring. Freshman Suzanne Meyer dribbles past the opposing team. Freshman Chrissy Costello blocks out her opponent while trying to control the ball. Reserve player Nicole Arway kicks the ball down the field to score. Right: First row: Christy Geers, Jessica Purcell, Jenny Margeson, Nicole Arway, Michelle Miller, Shelley Gehring, Ayrika Moxley, Teresa Jackson, Amy Villines, and Coach Chris Haddad. Second row: Jackie O,Brien, Carlene Coors, Joann Witskin, Charlotte Fischer, Susanne Mayer, Chrissy Costello, and Jenny Watson. 24lRese1-ve Soccer
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