Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

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FIELD HOCKEY Solid Team Continues Success vi 1 1'-5 ? X. Us ,- . . xx j I ,X . ! ,,.f 'L f ff Coach Clark with Captains Miller and Norton. The 1981 Varsity Field Hockey team was successful, yet it's success went beyond its' 7-6-1 record. The compatibility and support amongst the players made for a united team that matched every opponent. On the field, both the defense and the offense worked well together to score as well as to keep goalie Liz Hanson as inactive as possible. However, it is not to be overlooked that the team faced many challenges playing such undefeated teams as St. Georges, Groton, and Nobles, who hadn't even been scored upon. The team also came up against some pretty evenly matched opponents, losing by only one goal to Andover, B.B.8iN., St. Paul's, and Groton. Despite all, the team managed to pull it together in the end, winning the last four out of five games while placing seventh out of twelve in the l.S.L. The two biggest victories of the year were against St. Mark's and Middlesex, who had beaten them the previous year. The best game, however, was held against Groton who was trying to hold onto their undefeated season! The team, feeling they had nothing to lose, put it all out and scored first, only to have the goal called back. The team ended up losing 1-0 but playing the best game of the whole season. An overall total of nineteen goals were scored, with Sarah Breed scoring nine, Hope Williams scoring seven, and Wendy Stetson, Stacey Hayes, and Alison Miller each brought in one apiece. Front row: J. Demeri, N. Lord, J. Hayes, A. Miller, E. Norton, C. Woodworth, S. Hayes, Coach Clark. Second row: H. Williams, L. Nester, S. Bradshaw, Fl. Lapham, W. Stetson, A. Breed, S. Breed, E. Hanson. I i . ! .1 ff MVP Miller. Defensively, new talent shone with Sarah Bradshaw and sophomore Amie Breed, not to mention M.V.P. Alison Miller and Becca Lapham. Between Bradshaws flicks, Miller's drives and Lapham always there at the right time, the defense was impenetrable. Co-captains Alison Miller and Erica Norton's leadership and spirit with Miss Clark's ball control and Miss Letvinchuk's fun runs on Thursday up and down Ingham Hill held the team together, resulting in a rewarding season.

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' iid Qflzist . 7' ' .V il X fm: aa--, 'ln Front row: G. Thompson, C. Stirling, M. Stephan, J. Gardner, T. DiNanno, J. DiNanno, J. Taft, J. Phelps, Second row: A. Gerrard, C. Brewer, D. Moore, D. Lawson, F. Manganaro, D. Collins, S. Mahoney, J. Sanders Third row: Coach Colgate, Coach Anderson, F. Ventre, C. Goddard, Fl. Lessard, D. Kirk, M. Ftizza, Mgr. Fl. Maxey J.V. FOOTBALL THIRD FOOTBALL GOA OPP GDA opp Groton School 8 6 Groton School 12 0 Buckingham Browne 8. Buckingham Browne 81 Nichols School 14 0 Nichols SCh00l 36 0 Phillips Exeter Academy o 24 Fay School 5 20 Worcester Academy 6 0 Belmont Hill School 14 20 Belmont Hill School 0 16 Middlesex School 18 8 Middlesex School 18 8 Final Record: 4-2 Final Record: 3-2

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