Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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The Harborfields 1986 football season proved to be a exciting and successful one. The team posted a league record of six wins and one loss. This season was the first since 1973 that the Tomados owned the league Championship outright. The Tomados kicked off the season opener by defeating arch rival John Glenn by the score of 26 to 12 Harborfields was handling the opposition and were stunned by the upset loss to Ani- tyville on homecoming weekend.The Tomados went on to win all there remaining games only to lose to Wyndanch in the final 14-seconds of the playoff game. Aside from an outstanding team performance,there were many individual highlights as well. Willie Thomas rushed for 1524 yards,the most in Suffolk county. Thomas also received All-Long Island and All-County Honors. All-County Honors also went to, Sean Frazier and Anthony Mondrone. All-League honors were bestowed on Mike Derisi, Mike Lombra- dozzi, Kevin Kustka, Eric Williams. Honorable men- tion went to Neal Ames, Scott Neal and Rob Clinard Sean Frazier e eVCA 1136 Coneene Cha p n X7 Lefrd ff oe Paneffle 86' I 7 4- Varsity Foofbaff The Tornadoes swarming Quarterback Bobby Labosco, defense stops the Amityville playing for the injured Adam offense. Balkan, talks things over with the offical. 4. wg

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SCOREBOARD West I lip Huntington o Connetquot M Ile Pl ce St Anthony Sayville Amity ille Babylon Commack South I Glenn Amityville 3ot Babylon Commack South Glenn Boys J .V.Soccer HF VS 2 s ' 5 2 ' 3 I l 3 I Syosset 5 3 i r a 2 0 . 4 3 ' 0 2 ' v' 0 0 2 3 2 3 4 0 0 3 0 l 0 -l r.f '1 Coach Ed Yedziniak is all smiles after one of his teams victories. j. V. Foofbczff- 776, AIMING HIGH The 1986 J .V. Boys Soccer Team ended it's year with a record of seven wins, seven losses and one tie. The team was coached by Mr. Ed Yedziniak. The Tomadoes played tough in all their games but the thriller was the 1-0 vic- tory over John Glenn. The team started slow because of injuries and because their opponents in the early part of the season were much bigger, however, the team tumed it on once league play started. They finished the season on a four game win streak. The team was sparked by the sensational play turned in by Fran Curry, Ed Considine, and Patrick Kinney. Chris Auld was excellent in goal. Leadership on the field was provided by co-captaian Fran Curry and Ken Walters. Brett Elias It seems Varsity Football usually receives most of the coverage but this year the Junior Varsity Team deserves notice. Under the leadership of Coaches Massaro and Sullivan the team started the season with some key wins. Captains Chris Porzio, Billy Daye and Mike Pavolich carried the team to a 22-6 victory over arch rival Glenn in the season opener. That win was followed by a second as Commack South fell to the Tomadoes. The remainder of the season, how- ever, was not up to the Tomado's high standards. They finished with a record of two wins and four losses. Injuries can hamper any team and, unfortunately, the Tornadoes were no exception. Quarterback Rich Stack sustained a leg injury and was replaced in the lineup by Billy Daye. Other outstanding contibutions were made by sophomores Chris Byrd and Roger Labadie and freshmen P.J. Horseman, Jim Creamer and Glen Fazio. David Wallens Ind l 4:1 ? l A, s... BOTTOM ROW: Brett Elias, Peter Johnson, Erik Lange, Chris Auld, Andrew Winges, Tom Zanni SECOND ROW: Steve Maher, Ken Willie, Pat Kinney,Ian Brown, Brian McMahon THIRD ROW: Brad Harmon, Don Sedy, Jody Shafenberger, Dennis Gallagher, Randall Fenderson TOP ROW: Fran Curry, Ken Walters, Ed Cosidine, Matt Hyde, Steve Leeds