Patrick Marsh

1983-1985

Patrick Marsh played a key role during one of the most successful stretches in Randolph soccer history. A Star-Ledger All-State selection in 1985, Marsh also earned Coaches All-State honors across multiple levels—All-Group 3, All-Group, and Regional All-American.

A three-year varsity contributor, Marsh helped lead Randolph to its first-ever Morris County Championship and three consecutive IHC Conference titles. The 1985 team went 21–1, was ranked #1 in the state during the season, and finished the year ranked 6th overall. Marsh served as tri-captain alongside Jim Zepp and Keith Frawley.

Over his three-year career, the Rams posted a dominant 55–8–4 record (.873), including a 27-game winning streak spanning his final two seasons. The 1985 squad still holds program records for wins (21), fewest losses (1), goals scored (90), goals allowed (9), and shutouts (16)—a testament to the historic impact of Marsh and his teammates.

Accolades

• 1985 Star Ledger All State Team

• Coaches All State: All Gp 3, All Gp, and Regional All American

• First Morris County Championship & 3 Consecutive IHC Conference Championships

• Team Record: 21-1 Ranked 1st during the season & finished 6th in the State.

• 3 Year team Record:55-8-4 (.873)

• 27 Game Consecutive win streak over the last 2 years

• The 1985 Team set the following records: Most wins (21), fewest loses (1), most goals scored (90), fewest goals allowed (9) & most shut-outs (16). These records still stand in 2022.

• 1985 Tri Captain with Jim Zepp & Keith Frawley