GOODWIN TO RECEIVE SERVICE AWARD St. Lawrence University’s Bob Goodwin is the 2008 New York State Collegiate Track Conference Service Award recipient in recognition of his contributions to the sport and the NYSCTC during a 27-year career. The first coach of St. Lawrence University men’s soccer, and one of its most successful track and field coaches, Bob Goodwin had a long and distinguished career as a member of the Saint athletic department and included six other sports on his coaching resume prior to his retirement in 1990. The first St. Lawrence coach to win championships in each of the three seasons in a single year, his primary coaching assignments were soccer, in which he won over 200 games in his career, and track and field in which he coached seven national champions and 40 All America athletes. One of the coaches who help establish the NYSCTC, his teams won indoor championships in 1986, 1987 and 1988 and outdoor titles in 1987 and 1988. His 1987 and 1988 indoor teams finished second in the NCAA Division III championships and his 1987 outdoor team finished third. A veteran of the Korean War and an honors graduate of Springfield College with a master’s degree from Brooklyn College, “Goody” joined the St. Lawrence staff in 1963 as its first varsity soccer coach. He also coached three seasons of men’s lacrosse and at various times in his career coached women’s skiing, women’s basketball and men’s freshman basketball. His soccer teams won nine conference championships, including six straight from 1973-79 and made two NCAA tournament appearances. His teams won ECAC titles in 1977 and 1978 and made six appearances in that event. He coached four national All America players during his tenure as soccer coach.