Then it was on to the play-offs. Their first victim was Worcester Polytechnic Institute. The Rams showed no mercy as they blasted WPI 8-2. The Community College of Rhode Island was out for blood the following night, though, as it proved too much for the Rams, as they edged Rhody 5-4. Sparking the Rams in their win ning efforts were Dave Cloxton and Jim Allenson. Cloxton, who Most the team's was voted Valuable Player by his peers and the coaches, led the team, in overall scoring with 18 goals and 31 assists for a total of 49 points. Allenson received the top Scorer award for the NESCHA for his 15 goals and 1 1 assists for 26 points in
league play.
Backing
Cloxton and Allenson's
the offense were Tony (14-13-27), Norm LaFleur (4-9-13); John Shola; Art Floru (8-11-19) ; Phil Hadfield (4-11-
efforts Perna
on
who won the Most Exciting Bob McLeod (6-9who was named the team's Most Inspirational Player; John Howard (3-8-11); and Art Gow
15)
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Player award; 15)
,
(1-1-2).
Providing a superb effort in front of goalies Scott MacBeth and Er nie DelGizzo were (0-2-2) defensemen Dave Colson (2-6-8) who was named the squad's Un sung Hero; Steve Peltier (7-1623) ; Dave Foster (0-5-5) ; Paul Rasieleski (0-5-5) ; Anthony Hamel (7-6-13); and Roger Briggs (3-4-7) who was awarded the Most Improved Player. The season may not have ended quite the way the Rams had hoped for, but they left the lockerroom after the league finals with their heads held high and maybe just a little more determination in their eyes. There's always next year. ,
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Katie Bitter