Pine Forest High School - Pifonoca Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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MEETING THE Caught up in the suspense of the game, Coach Smitlca nervously awaits the results ot a penalty kick. Effectively cutting off an opponent, Mark Gordon gets ready to receive a quick pass from David Freeman. CHALLENGE The 85386 soccer team was supposed to be a team that was being rebuilt, The challenge was met by uncompromising players who worked and hustled. The re- sult - a winning season. Coach Ernst Smitkas squad began pref paring in the August heat and continued their efforts throughout the fall, As a veter- an, optimistic coach, Srnitka targeted his objectives into maturing players at key po- sitions, He met with great success in the form ot Sean Reynolds, who played cen- ter-forward, using his speed to score 27 goals. He was named third tn the al1-coun- ty voting and was the sparkplug of the offensive attack. Mid-fielder Dan Harper was described as the most dependable player by Smitka and was also named to the all-county team. Backtield defenders Rob Hamilton and Dan Covell provided the necessary protection near the goal. Coach Smitka praised Keith Noble for doing an excel- lent job with the goal keeping duties. By seasons end the record was 6-5, 5-2 in conference play. A crucial loss to Terry Sanford kept the Trojans from entering the State Playoffs. They tinished third in the conference, Smitka summed up the season, l think the season went as smoothly as could be expected. l62 Sports

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Q2 CfETTlNCf BETTER EACH YEAR In the history of girls' sports at Pine Forest, volleyball is a relative newcomer. Athletes who partici- pate in the sport continue to per- tect their skills, becoming better each year. This year's team illus- trates Well the improvement which continues yearly in the sport, Working hard in practice and overcoming several obsta- cles along the way, the team con- tributed to the excellence iound in Trojan sports. Christina Taylor explains, Volleyball is a very competitive sport that requires the push and ability to play. Tay- lor helped carry the team to third place in the conference with a 1513 overall record. They went to the state playoffs losing to Wil- mington Hoggard. Making it to the playoffs made all the hard work worthwhile, claims Beverly Baker. This is the best volleyball team we've had in the last three years, says Coach Doris Lucas. Were looking forward to next year. y Attack! The Lady Trojans slam the ball back to the Lady Bulldogs. With a perfect serve, Christina Taylor scores a point to win the game. f , mzqy H I ., ,.... , NVVV ,Mummy K hm A '- We A - 164 Sports