Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

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SOCCER Rebuilding Year Nets Fourth rs-'.fSifY'fH t?frXf-Q 'uf ,5 Captains Iones, Cavanaugh Coach Mulligan The 1980 Varsity Men's Soccer team accomplished an overall winning season, a feat which has not been accomplished in many years. The 4-4-2 league standing proved to be surprisingly competi- tive. The team ended up in the Gummere Cup fourth position, one game away from second spot. Great interest, pep, and wil- lingness shown by coaches Mul- ligan and Cole proved to be key factors to the success of the team. They provided renewed spirit to all involved. The team had problems finding a goal tender until Randy Pendle- ton, a superior midfielder, was asked to fill the goalie position. Randy, who had never had any experience in the goal, showed surprising talent and aggression. Peter Cavanagh was the tower of the defense but able to play all positions on the field. Cavanagh. Sadeghi and Tommasi were certain- ly one of the finest defensive lines in the league. Tony Tommasi, a very talented player and strong leader, will help head Coach Mulligan lead a winning team next year. The offensive line was lead by Amir Ahari who was selected first line All-Star and M.V.P. Both Amir and Bobby Low had the reputations of the fastest and most dangerous wings in the league. During the Lawrence game, Amir and Bobby burned past the Lawrence defense three times to defeat them in a 4-1 comeback. hlikvqw MVP Ahari The 1980 Varsity Men's Soccer team could be characterized by Charlie Atkinson, who was the Nevins Cup winner. Charlie's spirit and cheering lifted all spirits and encouraged a winning attitude. The 1980 team was a fresh new beginning to a winning soccer program at Governor Dummer Academy. Front Row: B. Bartlett, H. Woodworth, H. Sadeghi, D. Iones lTri-capt.l, A. Ahari ITri-capt.l, P. Cavanaugh lTri-capt.l, B. Rourke, I. Gardner, S. Sperry. Second Row: Coach Cole, T. Stetson, M. Hefford, R. Pendleton, C. Atkinson, T. Tommasi, S. Sylvia, Head Coach Mulligan. Third Row: I. Stone, B. Low, S. Kennedy, I. Andrews, R. Breed, D. Brown, C. Laganas. AY! lil-lla. 31. 5 '

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WINNING GO BINATIGN Coach Harlow 8: Captain Perry The girls' Varsity Soccer team is a team of the future. The team is young but will improve as they gain experience. The varsity team began with only six returning players, but the addition of many solid players produced a team with a record of 6-4-1. The leadership of captain Sue Perry and the dedication of each player put together a winning combination. With each successive game, the team became stronger. Unfortuna- tely, the opponents did also. The games lost were never decisive victories for the other team: the team always gave a good fight. We lost to St. Pauls in double overtime by one point. Masconomet, an undefeated team with three times the number of players as the Governors, were held for the first three quarters by a score of 1-1 before our team began to wear out. Our victories over Pingree, Groton, Lawrence, and B.B.8zN. showed that the girls were a strong team composed of talent and a desire to win. One of the best things about the team was that everyone had a good time playing soccer. Everyone got along beautifully, and that is an essential part of a winning season. WORKS Ov, LL. -Q.. iii ..v......,, -mu M.V.P. Sue Perry Every member of the team will agree she had a good time this season. With all these aspects of talent, friendship, dedication, and support form our coach, Mr. Harlow, we succeeded in turning even more heads than expected with our winning combination. First Row: S. Sullivan, B. Mulherrin, B. Lazo, L. Louden, S. Perry, S. Degan, K. Ranbany, I. Boisvert, D. Shula. Second Row: H. Vickers, B. Perkins, A. Wells, A. Rooney, A. Wicander, A. McMcullom, L. Kroos, E. Baum, S. Tyler.