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

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-. 1 - Us The Best Is Yet To Come Soccer is fast becoming the all- American pastime. The sport didn't hit the U.S. as hard as the Beatles did, but through time it has rooted itself as an athletic event even football has to con- tend with. This year our mighty Trojans sped across the field like the Roman god, Mercury. The season, while not spec- tacular, was a winning one. With five returning Seniors and the rest being Juniors and Sophomores, the Trojan soccer team did better than expected. The statistics, 7-9-1, don't do justice to mean we were on their side of the field 99'Z: of the time. And the ratio between our shots on their goal to theirs incredi- bly favored us. But no matter how many times we badgered their goal, they just wouldn't go inf' Junior Chris Woods received honors as an All-Conference player. Alternates were Junior Jamie Sykes and Sopho- mores Chris Shaw and Chris Morgans. With the majority of the team return- ing next fall, the prospects for the Tro- jans seem endless. The past motto for the Trojan soccer team, The best is L.. .. SCOREBOARD , PF OPPONENT SCORE 3 Lee County 1 3 Cape Fear 1 l EE. Smith 4 0 Fay. Academy 5 if l Terry Sanford 4 6 Seventy First 1 fi! 3 Seventy First 1 0 Westover 6 1 0 Fay. Academy 5 3 South View 1 4 Douglas Byrd 3 V 2 Douglas Byrd 2 0 E.E. Smith 6 3 Cape Fear 0 l Terry Sanford 4 0 Cape Fear 1 1 Sports the abilities of the players. As Junior player Chris Hightower says, Some games it was obvious we were better. I Could you hold that pose Showing off his flexibility Tony Bonville performs an Olympic maneuver during an exciting game against Seven- ty First. yet to come, seems very appropriate now more than ever. 1 What? going on? While he takes a break Andy Hall appears puzzled about how the is going. .f.- gamer ., ....,......E,,,,....41.-gga,-M-...st.W, r,......,-..,.--.,.., ..., .,,.i........ -- .......-.--.....,,.,1

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i Game time fellas!! . . . Mike Turner seems to be excited about tomorrow's game as they walk off the field after a three hour workout. Scoreboard OPPONENTS Triton Richmond Wilson Fike Westover Douglous Byrd E E Smith Terry Sanford Cape Fear Seventy First PF 14 ' 0 25 ' 14 0 ,Y ' ' 9 X- 29 12 I3 Southview 8 13 16 6 . . ' 26 14 14 21 14 0 - ' 12 sports lst Row: Brad Ramey, Drew Daniels, John Knox, Kimani Simon, Kenneth St. Clair, Mike Crocker, Robert Atchison, Perry Duhart, Eric Murphy, 2nd Row: Mike Wray, Paul Johnson, Bobby Bolden, Winston Noel, Charles Robinson, Curtis Smith, Brian Jones, Mike Gholston, Chris Vaughn, Em- manual Green, 3rd row: Shawn McNeil, Lenny Hill, James Jones, Chuck Fogle, Young Blue, Tim Melvin, Bobby Hales, Sherman Peterson, Mike Turner, Sherman Young, Apollo Nurley, 4th Row: Darren Sherman, Mark Jones, Jon Ho Yun, Brian Carter, Scott Hall, Ben Wilcox, Steve Lawson, Eric King, Benny Young, Patrick Thilbeaut, Delvin McNeil