“I think the season has been amazing so far,” Ken Prothero, head coach, said. “Everyone’s playing very well and many kids have stepped up since we’ve lost so many seniors in the past two years. We just have to keep playing our game and not get distracted by other team’s scores or standings. The girls just have to continue to play hard and stay focused.”
Record: 17-4
Key Players: Stephanie Recklau, Courtney Abel, Alaina Clark
Men Soccer
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Coach’s Quote:
“At first I didn’t want to say that this would be a re-building year,” , Glen Jaskelewicz, head coach, said. “We had four all league players returning. However once they all started to get injured, like Troy Allen and King Saah, I thought it might become one. We’ve had a lot of people really step up after the injuries.”
Coach’s Quote:“At first I didn’t want to say that this would be a re-building year,” , Glen Jaskelewicz, head coach, said. “We had four all league players returning. However once they all started to get injured, like Troy Allen and King Saah, I thought it might become one. We’ve had a lot of people really step up after the injuries.”
Record: 4-8
Key Players: Troy Allen, Eric Collins
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Volleyball
Coach’s Quote:
“The season has been a lot better than we expected since we picked up so many new players,” Eric Shaefer, head coach, said. “It’s almost a brand new team with new faces and new responsibilities and everyone is accepting the challenge and looking for another championship.”
Record: 17-4
Key Players: Stephanie Recklau, Courtney Abel, Alaina Clark
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Coach’s Quote:
“We’ve improved dramatically since last season. We have three new freshmen [Katie Kennedy, Adrianna Scotto and Victoria Nastala] who are a big part of the improvement,” John Magee, head coach, said. “We are a young team doing very well. We just need to prepare properly and play well [in the playoffs]. I want the team to really enjoy the playoffs and the whole experience.”
“I think it was a good learning experience during September,” Jackie Neary, head coach of 15 years, said. “We’re hoping the mistakes we made in September can be cleaned up in October. We just have to play aggressive, in-your-face hockey. Hard work will pay off.”
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