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| November 21, 2008 |
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End of a seasonThe St. Thomas Aquinas High School boys soccer team ended their season Saturday, Feb. 16 at the state Class 5-A championship game with a 2-1 loss to Wharton High School from Hillsborough County. There is a sense of great pride throughout the community at the accomplishments of the Raiders as championship games only pit champions against champions. The final score is not the measure of success at this level. That is in the lessons learned by the athletes who will apply the disciplines required of champions as they go forth in life. Congratulations to the champions of St. Thomas Aquinas High School!
St. Thomas Aquinas midfielder Alec Warren maintains control of the ball despite the best efforts of a Wharton player.
St. Thomas Aquinas back, Arman Rahemi, takes it on the chin from Wharton High School’s Joe Layton after heading the ball in the state Class 5–A boys soccer championship game Feb. 16. Sophomore Kevin Alexander scored the Raiders’ only goal in their 2–1 loss to Wharton at Lockhart Stadium.
St. Thomas Aquinas midfielder Joel Erickson struggles against Wharton defender, Andrew Meinsen.
Wharton forward Robert Sklaver gets a grip on St. Thomas Aquinas’ Joel Erickson as he struggles to get to the ball.
St. Thomas Aquinas High School senior Richard Sagarra sits in silence as his high school boys soccer career ends with a 2-1 loss to Wharton High School in the State of Florida Class 5-A soccer championship game Feb. 16.
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