April, 1976, CROSSROADS, page 8
June 20-25
Sixth Annual
Soccer School
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Belmont Abbey College
will hold its sixth annual
soccer school beginning
June 20, and continuing
through June 25, 1975.
Abbey’ Soccer coach
Stanley Dudko, who has
been chosen as an NAIA
District Coach of the
Year for several years,
will be head instructor
for the camp. Others on
the camp staff will in
clude Jack Murphy, head
coach at Carmel
Academy in Charlotte
and several best college
soccer players will serve
as counselors.
The camp will be open
to boys ages 7 through 18.
Costs which include
tuition, housing, meals,
accident insurance, and
awards, will be $100.00
for the whole week and
$70.00 for the day cam
pers.
Brochures and ap
plications may be ob
tained by contacting
coach Stanley J. Dudko,
Belmont Abbey Soccer
Camp, Belmont, North
Carolina 28012, or calling
Coach Dudko at 704-825-
8194.
Camp participants are
required to have a
physical examination
note from their family
doctor and application
forms must be signed by
parents or guardians.
Coach Dudko will add
international flavor to the
coaching staff, since he
learned the game in his
native Poland and played
in Germany before
participating on Belmont
, Abbey’s first soccer team
in 1957.
Dudko, current
chairman of the NAIA
District 26 Soccer
Committee and Com
missioner of Region 5 of
NAIA, has sent his teams
to several NAIA tour-
BELMONT ABBEY SOCCER CRUSADERS - The champions of the 3rd Annual
Warren Wilson College Indoor Soccer Tournament displaying their trophies are:
Kneeling, from left to right: Bandar Al-Rashid, Flkri Soussi, Belgassem Soussi,
the leading scorer of the Tournament with 18 goals and Mosadak Soussi. Stan
ding, from left to right: Ernesto De Lima, Randy Schambach, Coach Stanley
Dudko, Moore Asouzu and Jose’ Jimenez. The Abbey Crusaders topped 40
college teams from 5 Southern States to win their first Indoor Soccer Tour
nament which is said to be the largest in the nation.
naments. During the men have been awarded
past seven years, the
Abbey’s team has
compiled a 103-42-12
record and has won two
regional championships
and eight district titles.
Twenty-four of his
players have won honors
on the NAIA All-District
team, and nineteen of his
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spots on the prestigious
All-South Team and two
on All-NAIA Soccer
Team.
“’The purpose of the
Belmont Abbey College
Soccer Camp,” says
Dudko, ‘‘is to teach the
boys how to play soccer
and how to improve their
knowledge and their
playing ability if they
have already been in
troduced to the game.”
‘‘Successful coaching
career, genuine interest
in soccer, and con
tributions to the game of
soccer are the qualities
on which the choosing of
the coaching staff was
based,” said Dudko.
The Abbey soccer field,
which is recognized as
one of the finest fields in
the Carolinas, is located
near the new 3,000-seat
Physical Education plant
which will offer the
campers additional
athletic pleasures.
Bloodmobile
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Edward A. Scully,
Thomas P. Harlan.
Danny J. Motim, Peter
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Beall, Larry E. Urtz,
Susan R. Gates, Maureen
T. Kolf, Mary F. Mason,
Betty A. Heretick,
Donald F. Connor, Jr.,
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