Salem State University - Clipper Yearbook

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SGCCER The faces have changed, but the philosophy remains the same for Salem State soccer coach Nick Padovani. Bring in hordes of talented recruits to take care of the scoring, keep the defensive stability intact, and you'll produce consistent winners. At least that's the way things appear to be going after the opening day win over Kean College of New Jersey. The team seems to have changed few ingredients in the recipe for success that brought our booters a 17-2-1 record last year. The team's tri-captains, Joe O'Toole, Ted Przybylek and Aparicio Smart are the mainstays around which the defense is built this year. With some strong help from newcomer Tim McDermott, a Freshman stopper back, the defense held Kean to just four second half shots on net, while the offense broke a 0-0 halftime with two second half goals. We were tired in the second half and when their goalie made that stop it really took a lot out of us. , Kean coach Ochrimenko said. Salem is a strong, physical team. .Us l l,'e1 fu ' 1 ' -A 'XSL -I o X' ,-lk:-Q ., 1 ,.,',. I -Q ,-.vV,,, Q'-rfymf.-,ny-. ,wi J, ' - .,',,- Q-ws-. 31.1 X, 3 .4 ,-..-1, . ,. f-4, , ,HZ 1u:-.u-y,55gIgQAQx j7'Q- 9' wif J I-:h ,r,, '1'n-Qs' .uf-, -- --'JQQQ ,.5: 76,5 Kuff i-'inf'-'-.:7.'-r H I Q-iA f,:' A Y - fi -A ..... f-farms.. :.g:.:.21L'Sfi'W'f, nw- 'gg-5.4. P- Q' ,,.,- ' I .Tai-1 . . ' Bvgrssz-fs -, g , L I if 7' , H ,F ' tr' W gnu- Q' T' ' NL .,, If 'i 'ii - . ' 'fig Q- -,.rw' V.. -,4 x .VI r ' ,A Qf Y-,al-,I-fig' , '-flu.,-3 ' ' ' ' E9 .-'glfirf rg , --- -- A 531: i X. Q, f',.45.71 xx . Q 1.331 sf . ,, 5.T'-' 1 Str' 1 :VA ,Aa . . ' Q . wir-f ' AW, 'v 'in A6159 4 m5 f

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fi ,, 01. .mfr f FIELD HOCKEY Salem State Field Hockey coach Mary Ellen McGee knew she had some talented new people coming in this fall and with her top two scorers from last year's 12-4-3 team gone she knew she'd be counting on them heavily to be a big part of the offense this year. Unbelievable, l never expected the offense to come together this well this quickly, she said after the Lady Vikings squashed U MainefPresque Isle, 6-0. The big hero or heroine, of the day was a fresh- man local Holly Brennan who starred at link for Salem High. McGee however saw her as more valuable on the forward line and moved her up to right wing. The move paid off in a big way. Holly's collegiate debut had become an auspi- cious one - four goals in her first game. So Brennan quickly became the player to watch on this team whose top players were supposed to be a solid core of returning defenders. Nesta Karner, a senior fullback, and Patty Burrows, a junior halfback, anchored the defense. Vickie Ware, senior goaltender, who like Karner and Burrows earned Mass. State College Athletic Conference All Star honors in the past, regis- tered her first shutout of the season and the 16th of her career. Senior forward Karen Dyke and sophmore forward Kim Patience who were fourth and fifth on the team in scoring last year are also expected to pick up where they left off in 1981.