Geneva High School - Seneca Saga Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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Paul Goodman ( 88) In a 13-7 win over Pal-Mac, Tony Cunningham ( 32), who led the Panthers' rushing attack, also passed for a touchdown. Noted by the Finger Lakes Times for his defensive play, Jayson Post ( 77) chalked up two sacks for the team. Both juniors, Craig Cure and Mike Grady (left) played defense for the 1987 team and will return for the fall of 1988. Varsity Football 29

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Varsity Football Team: Front — Chris Chilbert, James Truley, Tony Cunningham, Michael Grady. Brian Fowler, Robert Spearman. Row 2 — Craig Cure, Chris John. Jayson Post, Ed Collins. Chris Capozzi, Sam Gramel, Rich Kerr Row 3 — Scott Rager, Bill Kerr, Doug VanBuren. Mark Cowles, Bill Palmer, Brian Prater, Robert Galasso, Gimmie Wilson, Eric Robinson. Row 4 — Steve Cataline, Jeff Braun, Aaron Mantegna, Rick Hemingway, Ron Constable. Peter Antinelli, Steve Jones, Sam Bailey. Back —Tom Notebaert, asst, coach; Terry Muffley, asst, coach; Randy Grenier, head coach. Missing — Sam Passalacqua, asst, coach. Tough year for Panthers According to Coach Randy Grenier, the Varsity Football team had one of their toughest schedules in recent memory.” The team posted a 2-5-1 season, beating Penn Yan and Pal-Mac and tying Mynderse. In the Homecoming win over the Mustangs, Geneva scored the first points on a 17-yard touchdown run by Peter Antinelli to lead 7-0. The game was tied 7-7 when James Truley returned a kickoff 89 yards for the go-ahead touchdown. Geneva scored an insurance touchdown when Steve Cataline scored from three yards out. The other victory the Panthers had was over a vastly improved Pal-Mac team, 13-7. Geneva scored on a 2-yard touchdown run by Cataline and a 10-yard pass from Tony Cunningham to Rick Hemingway. In this game the defense was at its best, intercepting twice, once in the final minute, and holding Pal-Mac to only 153 yards of total offense. Leading the defense in ’87 were Jayson Post, Lee Collins, Jimmie Wilson, Bill Palmer, and Matt Sindoni. Contributing to the offense were Ron Constable and Mark Cowles. — John D'Agostino For this year, to be a Varsity Football cheerleader, you had to be at least a sophomore Paul Goodman ('88) 28 Varsity Football

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JV’s 7-7-2 shows potential The Varsity Girls Soccer team started the season with a record of 1-1. Even though Coach Cindy Avery said that the team and individuals improved every game”, they ended with a 2-14 record. However, the squad held Victor Penn Yan, and Whitman — three of the stronger teams in the league — to one of two goals a game and had four players chosen as second team All-Stars. They were seniors Amy Clark, back-field; Pam Chilbert, midfield; and goalie Erica Cooney, who ended up with a total of 333 saves, averaging 20 a game. Junior Suzette Russ, who played backfield, was also selected. team were co-captain Debbie Luzzi, Veronica Ransom, Tina Cole, Sharia Pitifer, Holly Young, and Michelle Louvier. JV Coach Gale Gorgonzola predicted a stronger Varsity squad next year. Most of the girls on the 7-7-2 JV team,” she commented,” will be on Varsity next year.” Devra Rivkin was the leading scorer with seven goals and was joined on the front line by Donette Crawley and Shell Bynum. Shannon Finnerty was the goalie. — Jenny Abbott One member of Coach Gorgonzola's speedy front line was Donette Crawley (far right). Pictured with her is fullback Carmen Caraballo. Leading the team in scoring was junior Natalie Rivkin while cocaptain Sarah Decker had the most assists. Other seniors on the JV Soccer: Front — Kelly Murray, Debbie Dinsmore, Kelly Ernst. Row 2 — Gale Gorgonzola, coach: Jennifer Perry, Devra Rivkin, Shell Bynum, Renata Rivkin, Maureen Russ Row 3 — Patty Ralston, Lori Malone, Michelle Bates, Donette Crawley, Melodie Yannotti Back — Teala Bertino. Jackie Sculli, Shannon Finnerty, Carmen Caraballo. 30 Soccer