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December 5, 2012

Revercomb leads AA-A boys’ all-state team

By Jarrod Harris Times West Virginian

FAIRMONT — It’s that time of the year.

The 2012 soccer season is now a thing of the past.

And among those who will leave a lasting legacy is Charleston Catholic’s Sam Revercomb, who notched 36 goals this season while pacing his team to a fourth straight state championship.

“Sam was instrumental in helping our team this year,” said Charleston Catholic head coach Sam Fox. “For four years, he’s been a unique player for the program at Charleston Catholic.”

Now he’s been named captain of the Class AA-A all-state team as chosen by the West Virginia Sports Writers Association.

In a 5-0 victory over Fairmont Senior in the state title game, Revercomb capped his strong career with a goal, which pushed his career total to 87.

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