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Players to watch

© St. Petersburg Times,
published November 13, 2001

TED ANDERSON, Jr., F, CC Catholic: Anderson was a starter as a sophomore and was a major contributor. He'll be paired with Patrick Beliveau up front and CCC coach Jim Harte expects big things. Anderson could score plenty of goals, even against the tough teams on CCC's schedule.

BRANDON GILES, Sr., F, Seminole: A three-year starter, Giles had 22 goals last season for the Warhawks. He adds the dimension of being an unselfish player, willing to notch an assist as well as a goal. With a talented cast around him, Giles will be free to be creative this season.

STEVE GOODROW, Sr., F, Clearwater: Goodrow scored 14 goals and had 10 assists for the state champion Tornadoes. With that experience under his belt, look for Goodrow to have a big season. Most of his teammates are back, so that familiarity should mean more goals and assists.

ASMIR PERVAN, Jr., M, Northeast: The Vikings' leading scorer, Pervan was a key player in Northeast's turnaround last season. With most of the Vikings defense graduated, Pervan will be asked to lead on offense. A skilled player, he can also set up goals and play defense.

BRIAN ROE, Sr., G, Clearwater: The bigger the game, the better Roe plays. He has shared time with various keepers since his sophomore year, but he is always the choice come playoff time. Roe was huge in last year's run to a state championship, recording a shutout in the state final.

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