George Mason High School - Mustang Yearbook (Falls Church, VA)

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Varsity Dips into JVReserv0ir 'I Junior Varsity Record eorge Mason Opponent Stonewall Jackson 32 Gar-Field 43 Osbourn 20 Stonewall Jackson 16 Woodbridge 7 Brentsville 8 Gar-Field 45 Woodbridge 20 Varsity Football Team. From Left, Front: Glen Goodnight, Doug Moore, John Lawless, Charles Boaz, Bruce Sandford Guy Second: Mark Shell, Bill Moore, Mike Harbour, Jonathan Crone, Ed Yarbrough, Dennis Tracz. Third Tom Kam Steve Mike Hoover, Rusty Russel, Charles Perkins, Sean O'Keefe. Fourth: Mike Koontz, George Swick, Bruce Grant Mark Snider ie Wiencek. Back: Jim Gathercoal, Eric Grant, Danny Kinkaid, Scott Bradley, Steve Herrington. Cuts usually are not a worry for po- tential JV Football players, but this year Coach Mark Benson got such a large turn- out that he was forced to limit the numbers on the team. Unfortunately quantity does not al- ways indicate victory: the team suffered from acute inexperience and a lack of physical size, playing teams which drew primarily their Freshmen and Sopho- mores from a larger pool. By the end of the season, some JV players moved up to varsity to fill in for injured players. Sophomore Scott Bradley and Fresh- man Petie Mattson starred on offense and defense respectively.

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Injuries Cripple Defense Varsity Record George Mason Opponent 20 Culpeper 0 38 Brentsville 22 20 Stonewall Jackson 28 I , 7 James Wood 20 ug Nz V ' if ,, v , an uw Y Y 26 Woodbridge 28 ' 'i 1 f 'V' , ir AQ A 38 Clarke County 6 Jim Lynch Ctop rightl gets his if 8 Gar'Fie1d 35 foot into another one. 26 O b 22 Chuck Stickney Crightb referees S ourn in a sideline dispute. 0 Spotsylvania 40 Jeff Hobson Cfar rightl closes in onaJamesWood quarterback. 8 James Monroe 30 Barry Dinneen Cbelowl is one of many injuries. if 4 x i . , '. '- A , - 5, S. . W f. X ls 9 P- 'V VJ E- fr i-'i. x i 'J ?!' ' i ' ' - 1. ' 1' 'J' V' is ' ' . s. ,, 4-if C , .C ,cw ly f' 5 al 1 'ltf ia 'WK s N EE? V I :Mfg ,K V I - 1- Vw- 'I ' Im- .1 , TY--,J , -fi i- KW , 1 W Y Lf V ' -.N - :Lua --., ,J V1 . 5 2: ., . ,,,, , 1 I 1, I N , , City- -1 ng, mir gr ,5 f,,.. - is i- 'e .Q B - X. r y a - lf- as .fn it 2 ' ff 11 Y 4 f ,Mg 4.-Mm f.f s.J441t..' 2 .pk ...gf ,ae it , - -ur - 1 ' . ' ' -'V' f-- T .1.. L4 . B' ...gm 'i i.i.,:PJ:ix 1 iq '- Zmf' M, ' Jil - 'rw 'I .-v-wr If fp ,C Qi . -' , h' ' 'f-'SH WL' 1 7.2 2 I-,iffy '-. '5'Vif,a-K. ls:-ies, ' Varsity. From Left, Front: Mr. Gambill, Head Coach, Marty Schwind, David Payne, Bill Marsh, Jim Davis, Tri-Captain: Chuck Stickney, Tri-Captain, Jeff Hobson, Tri-Captain: Pret Block, Mike Lacy, Clay Walden, Barry Dinneen. Second: Leon Philpot, Manager: Jim Lynch, David Campbell, Jim Langford, Bob Hobson, Bruce Manley, Wendell Byrd, Richard F auteux, John Wagner, Mark Hamlin, Wally Boswell, Mr. Scott, Ass't Coach. Back: John Velasquez, Ron Lodico, Andy Ciaccio, Doug Riffee, Duane Scott, Jake Warner, Tom Alexander, Robert Macomber, Andy Schwind, Jeff Gilmore, Barry Kain, Bruce Clendenin, Mr. Marr, Ass't Coach. 18

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Coach Charles Harold's Soccer Team nearly captured a championship, while starting eleven men most of whom were seniors. Due to a late season loss to Washington-Lee, the Varsity placed sec- ond in the Northern Virginia Soccer League, behind Yorktown. Even so, the team had the best over- all record in Northern Virginia. Many in- dividuals received awards for excellence. Captain Andy DuPont, Vice-Captain Jeff Lundy and Junior Zeyad Sarsour were selected to the NVSL All-Star Team. DuPont, capping a brilliant high school career was named the Outstanding Defen- sive Player in the Metropolitan area. While losing so many starters could be a major obstacle next year, Coach Harold had no reason to be in the dol- drums. An undefeated JV squad will surely replenish the ranks. Soccer Record Besl Danielo Garcia runs into difficulty on his way down field Dan Hoke directs a perfect pass to Robbie Werth. Lorenzo Rocca blunts a crucial Yorktown drive.