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Tuesday, November 23, 1993
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Men's soccer ends a winning season
By Anne Felstet
Kansan sportswriter
National tournament losses hide 9-2 record
The Kansas men's soccer team wrapped up its season with a winning record despite three losses at the national tournament in Phoenix.
The team had a 9-2 record after the regular season.
In addition to playing his part in the winning season, Kansas senior player Chris Lewis was named to the all-tournament second team. Coach Mark Salisbury said the all-tournament players were chosen by the coaches after each game.
Kansas lost its first game to Auburn 1-0. Salisbury said the game was the best game he had seen the team play. Auburn scored on its only chance in the second half. Salisbury said the loss hurt the players emotionally.
in the second game, Illinois defeated Kansas 4-0. In Kansas' last game, it was shut out by Weber State 5-0.
Salisbury said that it was useful to the team to see at what level of competition it had to compete.
Sophomore Dan Ayars said the team did not expect the competition to be as tough as it was.
"In the Illinois game we noticed we had to bring our play level up higher than ever before," he said.
Lewis said the team struggled with the tougher competition. The team played well, but it played better in the Chartrand tournament Oct. 16-17, he said.
He said that the team had not played a game in more than a month and that team members had played lackadaisically during the first game.
The team had potential, he said, but it needed to play more competitively to become a better team.
Salisbury said the team needed to have its perception changed to become more successful. He said the team was seen as disorganized, but that was not true.
Ayars also said organization was the key to gaining and keeping good players. He said knowledge of the team would also help the team gain skilled players.
"It's up to the freshmen to keep us going," he said. And if Salisbury came back, he would keep the team's motivation up.
Lewis said the team could improve and it would get better, especially with Salisbury as the coach.
First-year coach Salisbury said he was not sure if he would return.
Ayars said the team had an overall successful season.
"The team played as a team, and everybody put effort forward," he said. "People were more motivated, and hopefully we can make it back to nationals."
Holly McQueen / KANSAN
Trey Thompson, senior defender, left, and Chris Lewis, senior midfielder, work on drills during soccer practice. The team finished with a 9-2 record for the season, but lost three games in the national tournament in Phoenix.
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