Andover High School - Hillcrest Yearbook (Bloomfield Hills, MI)

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VARSITY MENS BASKETBALL HARD TIMES FOR ANDOVER HOOPS 174 Sports

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I. Amy Proaor- a key element of the championship. 2. State champion and aU-American Amy Chatnes sits and enjoys the thrill of victory. 3 Last minute words from Mr. Lane 4. Andover guys decorate the MSU pool area. 5 Jill and Heather are not sure they want to jump. 6. Heather and Amy take the leap, but where did Jill go? 7 The seniors grasp the trophy on the viaory stand. The last obstacle between Andover and a perfect season was the state meet, December 5th and 6th in East Lansing. Contributions and points were pro- vided by many swimmers -points that would all be vitally important as the closely fought meet came to an end. Andover jumped out to a quick lead with a state record-breaking swim in the 200 yd. medley relay. The members of the relay team were Val Sarfas at backstroke, Amy Charnes at breast- stroke, Jill Stallman at butterfly, and Carolyn Peti- colas at freestyle. Amy Proctor placed 4th in the 200 free and 6th in the 100 free. Val Sarfas was 3rd in the 100 backstroke. Andover saw the meet turn in their favor when they dominated the breast- stroke. In that event, Amy Charnes placed first, Rachel Zobel 4th, Jill Stallman 5th, and Angie Torrie 10th. Heather Young and Heather Winiecki both swam strong races, placing in the 500 free. Amy Charnes also broke her own state record in the 200 yd. individual medley qualifying heat and finished 2nd in the final. The meets outcome was decided by the final relay, where a 3rd place An- dover finish gave them their 6th title in seven years.

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4 i Hopes for the Varsity Basketball Team were high entering the 1986-87 season, and seemingly, with good reason. With the stability of a new coach. Rick Krisniski, and the return of seniors loaded with size and experience, the team looked ready to have a competitive season, a rarity in the last decade of Andover basketball. Unfortunately, before Christmas break, the Barons suffered losses by 5, 4, 3, and 2 points. An especially crushing defeat came at home against Ha2el Park when the team lost a 12-point lead in the final quarter. The team finally got some wins with two victories over Royal Oak Kimball and one over Cranbrook, raising hopes that they could salvage the season with a distria championship. The team got consistent play from Jason Campbell and Jeff Harrison, fme outside play from Loren Charboneau, poise from Ken Artz, and benefitted from the emergence of Joel Wheatley. ||M|fi il;; I. Jason Campbell shows his elusive style as lie moves to- wards the basket. 2 Point guard Ken Artz — the mar who starts the Baron offense. 3- 3 -point man Loren Charboneau displays his fine point at the line. 4. Jeff Harrison shoots over a Seaholm defender. 5. Perer nial varsity man Mark Philippart hits his drive. 6. Two Barons and their exhausted counterparts. 7. A stylish Coach Krisniski calls time out. A fRk fff 4 1 mm Tjfjk U 1 nffl V TmH ' I 1 . FRONT ROW: T. Gumbleton, L. Charboneau. M. Mansour, A. Kyriakopolous, R. Bo|i, A. OrUle. K. Artz. BACK ROW: Coach Okeneuski, A. Moers. D. Hobbs, J. Campbell, J. Harrison, J. Wheatley, M. Philippart, Coach Krisnicki. Sports 175