Thursday, October 22, 1992
Soccer Gets No Breaks
by Sue Moreno
The Collegian
The men's soccer team lost to just couldn't convert," said
Slippery Rock in their final sophomore forward Sean Tucker,
home game this past Monday by This defeat stretches the team's
a score of 1-0. record to 4-10, with only two
Sophomore Rusty Brown, who games left in the season against
alternates between forward and Waynesburg and Laßoche
goalkeeper said, "It was a pretty Colleges.
”We've improved over the
season.”
evenly matched game. It could Does their record reflect the
have gone either way, we just team's confidence? Fiurelli said,
couldn't get any breaks." "I think we'll win them both,"
The team's defense, lead by referring to their final games,
senior Shon Fleming, "We've improved over the
sophomores Dave Moyak, Ken season. The past two games
Hull and Marc Fiurelli played have been against Division II
strong and kept the Lion's hopes schools (Carnegie Mellon and
alive. Slippery Rock) ami we only lost
"(Marc) Fiurelli took charge of by scores of 2-0 and 1-0. This
the midfield. The defense was means we are capable of
able to dominate, therefore successfully competing on their
keeping their (opposing team's) level," said Hull,
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by Steve Moore
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offense from scoring," says Hull.
The team's offense, "had a lot
of good opportunities, but we
Marc Fiurelli
The Collegian
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