Hudson Bay High School - Aquila Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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J.V. Soccer: Top row, lefT To righT: KeiTh Barnes, Jim Donaldson, Todd Kruger, ScoTTy McMahon, Brad Vin- nard, Doug Maclean, Josh Emory, Alex McMurray, Coach Harrison: boT- Tom row, lefT To righT: Mike Morris, Brian Sailor, Chris Johnson, Brian STa- nek, Jeremy Robb, and Mike Perry. Team supporT on The sidelines is an imporTanT parT of Bay Soccer. The J.V. boy's soccer Team was an enThusiasTic group, much like The VarsiTy Team. DespiTe a lack of inTeresTed fans, spiriTed players sTrove To win and made every game a greaT experience for The en- Tire Team. WheTher winning or losing one, valuable Things were learned for The nexT game. The reTurn of many un- derclassmen should be help- ful nexT year. VViTh These players and The knowledge gained This year, J.V. soccer should reTurn for a successful Third Year of compeTiTion. Jim Donadlson, a J.V. player, always has a greaT Time on The soccer field, 83 J.V. Boys' Soccer

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fmlf ,,A Ji ,f A SOARING SECCDND SHOWING 1. .fr ' vi , 4 ig' .1 if so fi .41 Top row, lefT To righT: Berf Bevard. Coach BriTTon, Ben ClesTer, Casey Pine, Aaron Broeckel, Tommy Nuz- um, RoberT Kamps BoTTom row: Erick Enz, MarTin Zanni, Aaron Morse, Kyl Shaver, Doug Larson, Bryan ThisTle, Corey Perin. AlThough iT was only The second year of Bay's soccer program, The 4988 boys' var- siTy soccer Team compleTed a successful season. Even Though Two Ties and Two losses plagued The laTTer parT of The season, The overall 42- 2-2 record was impressive. As a resulT, Bay placed Third in league play. Many of The players were young, buT This facT didn'T hinder The Team's perform- ance. Players such as Kevin RoysTon, Ben ClesTer, Tommy Nuzum, Aaron Morse, Dovid Clark, and Aaron Broeckel proved To be greaT asseTs To The Team. These players and oThers scored a ToTal of 63 goals - apouT four goals per game on average. Good de- fense kepT The goals scored againsf Bay down To 49. Team awards were given ouT and Kevin RoysTon was given MVP. Aaron Morse was mosT inspiraTional, and Erick Enz was The mosT improved player. Team capTains were David Clark, Aaron Broeckel, and Tommy Nuzum. lf This year was any indica- ic, TQ O awww. sk, ,.,,. Hudson's Bay Eagles - always ready To make The winning goal, Hudson's Bay OpponenT 3 Baffleground O 7 Camas 4 3 Columbia River 4 8 Prairie 4 4 Forf Vancouver O 2 Baffleground 4 4 Mark Morris 4 2 Columbia River 2 8 RA. Long 4 A Kelso 2 4 Mounfain View 3 O ForT Vancouver 4 6 Prairie 2 3 Evergreen O A Camas 2 8 Washougal 4 Season record 42-2-2 Tion of nexT, The Eagles will have anoTher vicTorious varsiTy soccer Team. 'Mr 1 i .. .kwa , fmfwlww f ffm' Doug Larson, Ben Clesfer, and BerT Bevard are spiriTed Eagles on and off The field. Eagle skill in acTion To score a goal. 82 VarsiTy Boys' Soccer

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Gaffrey Talks: AlThough This year's golf Team faced some minor seT- backs wiTh iTs small TurnouT, in The end The Team showed To be auiTe compeTiTive and group orienTed. Senior Dave Dircksen reTurns from IasT year's Team as a second year IeTTerman, and -H golf- er as well wiTh a season aver- age of 414 sTrokes for nine holes of golfing. Junior Tim Larson reTurned for a second year, while Juniors Brian PoT- Ter and G-reg SmiTh, Sopho- more Paul SmiThline, and Freshman Neil HollisTer joined Dircksen To form whaT proved To be an ambiTious group. Our win-loss record doesn'T reflecT how much we have improved as a Team. Each in- dividual played To The besT of Their abiliTy, and Through Trial and error iT proved To be a learning experience for all members of This year's Team. We may noT have finished in The leasT amounf of sTrokes as we would have liked To, buT our Team uniTy and friendship has grown Tremen- dously. This has been a very enjoy- able year for me coaching, in ThaT I have had The opporTu- niTy To work wiTh individuals ThaT worked hard To improve Their game and also gain a sense of saTisfacTion wiTh The skills developed in ThaT shorT period of Time. I only hope The Team for The 4988-89 season is as an excepTional group of individuals as iT was This year. -Coach Frank Gaffrey lT'S IN THE HOLE l-ludson's Bay OpponenT L Evergreen W L STevenson W L BaTTle Ground W L ForT W L Kelso W L Prairie W L lVlounTain View W L Columbia River W L Longview W Season Record O-9 Dave Dircksen, Greg SmiTh and Brian PoTTer exchange ideas of Technique and sTyle on Their way To The 9Th hole. Tim Larson follows Through and awaiTs The landing of his bali . . . a hole in one? 84 Golf