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Gomez, and Santiago Jaramillo — are more accustomed to a controlled game. “They help us a lot.”
Compared to the exchange students, Coach Rogers has observed that his.American players tend to play as if they are thinking: “We’ve got'the ball, and we’ve got to get it down the field as fast as we can.”
Actually, he says, “Sometimes it’s better to have three or four guys work the ball down the field with short, controlled passes. Otherwise, you can get down the field too fast and you don’t have enough players with you to do anything with the ball.”
The one goal made by varsity was a penalty kick by senior Eddie Sause.
The JV soccer team, which also played Culpeper, lost 3-1. As before when JV lost a scrimmage against Culpeper, Coach Mark Pace was anything but discouraged. “They (Culpeper) were not expecting too much of a game, but we played them a good game. They didn’t have a cake walk.”
The fourth Rappahannock game > played this week was by the U-14 I team, coached by Howard Coon. > They went down to Fauquier, 4-1, with Lain Carney scoring the only goal.
The high school varsity team faces Warren County at home Thursday.
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