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By RALPH STICE
Stefl Writer
In a rematch of last year's
< title game, Go For Goal
' topped the Strikers 2-0
Thursday to win their second
straight co-rec soccer
championship.
Steve Geller and Mike
Herman scored for the
winners, who finished the
season with a perfect 7-0
record.
Geller gave Go For Goal
all the scoring they needed
with his shot at 8:28 of the
L first half. The Strikers
: battled desperately to come
back, as they had in the
semi-finals, but the stringent
Go For Goal defense, led
by Joe McKenna and
Margaret Stribbling, handed
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shutout of the year.
| The victors delivered the
killing blow at 4:45 of the
second half, when Herman
took a wildly bouncing pass
L at midfield and raced
ffr unhindered toward the goal
before beating goalie Jody
Welch.
"We just got the bounces
that's all. It was a lot closer
than 2-0," Go For Goal Bob
Allison said.
Allison praised his team's
defense, and in particular
Stribling, for successfully
executing the team's
strategy of keeping the ball
away from the potent
Teruaki Nozawa. "I don't
know how she does it, but
she's always there to make
the big defensive play. She
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saved us lots of times," said
Allison of Stribling.
Striker coach Bill Davis
felt McKenna keyed the
winners. "He played good
defense. He stopped us. That
was out weakness, we
couldn't get by him," he
said.
Go For Goal's concentration
on Nowaza
almost proved costly as
Striker Sonya Smith came
plnsft to tvinff the same
several times in the late
minutes.
"I feared their girls
scoring. There were several
chances where they had
good shots," Allison said.
"Everybody was putting
defense on Teruaki. That
was out problem," said
Stribling. But, as teammate
Aly Khalil said of Nowoza,
"unce ne was sioppea, we
couldn 't do any thing."
"They were much better
organized than we were. We
had better players, in the
sense of skills, but we were
not getting together as they
were. If we had talked for
five to ten minutes before the
game we would have won. If
we had some plan, we could
have won easily," Khalil
said.
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Jttoui leams nau tu struggle
to make it to the finals. The
Strikers trailed 1-0 with
about seven minutes left in
their semi-final game with
the Crusaders. They rallied
behind two goals by Nowoza,
the game-winner coming
with just over a minute to
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The Vagabonds held Go
For Goal scoreless through
regulation time in their
semifinal game, only to lose
in an overtime shoot-out.
Go For Goal converted on
their first four penalty kicks,
while goalie Jim Cottier held
the Vagabonds to one score
in three attempts.
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