Royal St Georges College - Georgian Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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The Georgian soccer team ended the season with 3 wins-3 losses-1 tie. They were off to a great start when they beat Ridley 4-0. This game, it seemed, made them over-confident for the next game, which should have been an easy victory but ended up as a tie. Then the Georgians lost three in a row. One of these was to SAC, who put a very large team on the field. lVIr. Barlow decided something had to be done about these losses. So, extra practices were held and as a result the Georgians won their last two games. The Georgiansggained a rep- utation as a hard hitting team. Often players refused to come on the field. In a few games some players were hit so hard that they had to be help- ed off the field. They averaged a sandwich per game. By the end of the season the Georgians had earned the nickname 'Barlow's l3arbarians'. This year Prep ll played nine games: winning three, tying one, and losing four. The first game at Appleby was lost 4-O. The team then travelled to Ridley with high hopes of winning but re- turned with a 2-2 draw. Determined to win against Crescent, they fought hard but for a losing cause, as they were beaten 4-1. At St. Andrews they were played off the field, losing 7-1, and then to Appleby 5-1. Tight- ening their belts they won at Pickering 4-1. ln the return match against Crescent Prep ll fought hard but failed to finish off play in the opposi- tions's end, losing 4-1 . Con- cluding the seaon with games at Hillfield and Upper Can- ada, Prep ll played well, winning 2-O and 2-O. Under lVlr. Clayton Prep Il soccer had a fairly respectable rec- ord this year. r:,,I GEORGIANS PREP I PREP II I

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