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THE METEOR
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Fork Union (4-3) and against Liberty (7-1).
The def~esewas the mainstay
of the team. It was led by senior
The Bishops are very young, only graduating five starting, and have a lot to build on. Mar·
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This fall's J.V . soccer team was truly one of the best displays of athletic devotion that V.E.S. has seen in many years. With a 10-1 record the J.V. soccer team has become the most successful team
in almost a decade. With an impressive first win over Hill City Soccer Club by a score of 2-1 the team went on to have a thoroughly dominating hold over the league. Under the leadership of the tri-captains Mike Taylor, Tripp Edwards and Scott Simin-
son the team seemed to show an amazing form of unity which was perhaps the key to their success. Coaches Leake and Goodnow were also definately major con-
tributors to the teams success teaching the players the essen- tial characteristics and goals
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needed in any successful team. The team did suffer one to Prince Edwards Academy, but this dis- appointing upset did not hamper
the success of the rest of the season. Perhaps the last great finish to the almost perfect season was the decisive 3-0 vic·
tory over Woodberry. The J.V. soccer team has given new hope to the athletic program at V.E.S. and it seems that the young team will be stung again next year with only four junior on the
team: Tripp Edwards, Jay Jack son, John Milby, and Rick D h nert. Hopefully som of th winter teams will folio~ th good example et by the J.\". soccer team which deserve a great d al ofcongradulation •
By Chris Howell
This year's varsity soccer
.earn had a very frustrating 1eason. The team was a very ;a)ented one, but they were very fO).mg. The team had a disappoin-
;ing 3-9-3 record.
The Bishops were never blown
IUt, but just couldn't put the ball in the back of the net. The addi·
tion of Cecil Gill helped the team in the offensive aspect of the game, but he just wasn't enou~h.
performed admorable in the goal
Nash even managed to lay out in the field some and was a con- tributing factor. Richard Barnes was a steady performer all
The team did erupt on occasiOn
and score many goals, like at season.
co-captain Mike Dehnert, who ih
a strong contender for all-prep other returners next_ year_give
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back by Kirk Gilleland, Bennett Beiver, and Sumpter Tisdale. Nash Redwine and Karl Pace
Coaches Culbertson and Smith the nuclear of a potential prep
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season. This game was the one in which the Bishops put it all together and played like they
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