Men's Soccer
Men's Soccer Visits Scotland

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The Irish prepare to board the plane at Chicago's O'Hare Airport
on Aug. 2 to embark upon their 14-day trip to Scotland.


Notre Dame team members and coaches enjoyed a meal at Baxter's,
one of Scotland's most famous eateries, located between Aberdeen and
Inverness.


Bobby Clark (left) and Notre Dame assistant athletic director
Tony Yelovich (right) spend time with Notre Dame alumnus Tom Griffin
('63) on his 1,000-acre estate known as Menie Estate.


Notre Dame players Greg Tait, Greg Martin, Alan Lyskawa and
Chris Sawyer enjoy some barbequed food at the home of Tom and Jane
Griffin, who graciously played host to the Irish during their stay in
Scotland.


Junior tri-captain Greg Martin presents Tom Griffin with some
Notre Dame soccer garb.


Assistant coach Brian Wiese with daughter Morgan Anna and his
mother enjoy the Scotland countryside.


Senior Erich Braun gets ready for a game of billiards inside the
home of Tom Griffin.


The Irish enjoy a daily walk in the park on their way to
practice.


A soccer match between Aberdeen vs. Celtic in the Scottish
Premier League proved to be one of the highlights for the team during
their stay in Scotland.


A tour of Dunottar Castle proved to be one of several highlights
for the Irish during their stay.


Irish players hone their golf drives on the grounds of Menie
Estate.


Notre Dame players and coaches relax for a postgame meal
following their match against Dundee United.


Notre Dame was headquartered in six-person flats at Aberdeen
University throughout their 11-day stay there.


The streets of Aberdeen.

Notre Dame players and enjoyed a team run up Arthur's Seat in
Holyrood Park on their final full day in Edinburgh.



 

 

 
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