• Lansing boys' soccer working towards fourth straight KVL title

  • The Lions will go after a fourth straight Kaw Valley League Championship with a senior nucleus that knows what it takes to win.


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  • Lansing, Kan.
    By Brent Lager
    Updated Aug. 17, 2012 @ 4:19 pm
  • Team: Lansing boys’ soccer



    Last year’s record: 9-6-2


    Coach: Randy Brown


    Coach’s record: 134-70-10


    Key returners:

    Jimmy Bormolini, senior forward; scored 18 goals last year

    Jake Nye, senior defender; leader of the Lions’ back line

    Briscoe Elliott, junior goalkeeper; posted seven shutouts in 2011

    Mason Ruff, senior midfielder; recorded three goals and six assists last season


    Team Outlook: STRENGTHS — The Lions will go after a fourth straight Kaw Valley League Championship with a senior nucleus that knows what it takes to win.


    Besides the experience, Brown noted some added team speed and several highly-skilled juniors as other positive areas.



    WEAKNESSES —  Though Lansing has a quality group of returnees, the important position of center midfield has yet to be claimed.


    The squad will also need to stay healthy at certain spots due to depth issues and continue to develop as a team according to its coach.



    Big games: Home vs. Leavenworth on Sept. 6; Home vs. Mill Valley on Sept. 27


    Coach says: “Every game will be important as we prepare for the postseason championships.”


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