Shades Mountain Christian School - Lighthouse Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Seconds before susfalning a shoulder injury. senior Rich Gallagher goes all ouT To win The ball from his AlTamonT opponenf. Ball conTrol was a key To The junior varsiTy's winning season. In a regular season vicfory over Vesfavia, sixfh grader Nafhan Wefferham skillfully moves The ball down The field. Awesome defensive play from junior John Headley conlribufed To The 7-O drumbing of Jefferson Christian. ff? ,. Q ' fi :fr si'- K ' L f '. Kip 1 ni .. .4 'uf . . ssl f l I f T li T T T ,T few . is . . Q. 9-li! f .s r-' .5 75, -2'-'f QP- .s l .. . . S ' -' fi s A 'rw-4 5 F A .- ...ar T i f W . - . W.. . V 5w.f'sf3i!1 ff sv 5 T s.R vw . .ffx , miig or - sw-is N was K . kk Q xi .. gL,,.,,a Ausarwwf. 1. 'A K gf K Q l gg-R'.,f.,efg3s5,f.g-fsf - 145. is ' A A 'gpg Q A M.. s. kgffilffxu 'Z' . r. . V - , , .. V ,fvffsvf A Y -5 1e,f,: -- .A so . K b . ., M5xu'Js1W4'lwn M,m. W M-.iffw 41-U over Vesfavia vvqsinall-PA ' A ,, A - I J.V. PLAYERS: FronT Row - John Hendricks, Joel Rogers, Jon Spain, Tim Laarsch, Nafhan Wefrerham, Aaron Sanders. Back Row - V. .': :-:IJ-:I.fzv--:-12:-:::.:p::f:25:2:15.-510 :kiQ::1:::-.2:-'2:- ' -' ' .11eE25if352222:s22:z:z:2:2az25253?' . , ,Z ..22.if1521:ais:Q:i:5:2:sgzgsqzggsgggQzf '2g:1::i:s:s,s1-33513.41 . ..,......... , .., .1.4. ,,,., .,.,. , ,.,.,. . . I., ,.,.,.,. Ao 1 Coach ScoTT Mabry, Joe Muck, STephen . , .. .Q.:.:.:.3.5,5 if -i-1'NzZ..f1':'j. ' .-vw rf. if-. is f f in ar frfwwv News T' Slough. Chad Francis, Roberf Davis, Andrew Camel. NOT DlCTUlGdI Veflck The powerful of sixfh grader BUfCl'1fi9lU- Andrew SmiTh helped in The J.V. vic- Tory over Pinson Valley. .

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1, My , . f-'25, . I -. , . wr , . 1., '--1 ,T m ' , Sevenfh grader Joe Muck gives ThaT exTra efforT 1 in 4 in The Eagles' nighT game againsT VesTavia in The , , Challenge Cup TournamenT. A 5 3 ' ln The 5-2 vicTory over Pinson Valley, sevenTh ws. 'f W W W wigs? V. ,, ,gr Q, . ' if QA ' 1 g Y V grader STephen STough easily oufmeneuvers his .. xl V . . f . opponenf. . 1 Pr, y 5 A 1 gm, sg . . Q V B' . N fi WVV W , 'iz Y ' fm ,W . H .. , 3, V dy .V , I ' 5 5.4, D . , , ,K s F 1 , . TJ' ,. . ' 1 T if 5.....,..-s . l M . . Junior Varsity Soccer W Q i ' i 'E .L . .,,r . .. n ikki 'l' ' 'L Overcoming obsTacles was a way NWQNHQTWT Of TVTOT QOVTTG WCS The TGCT L L xr . - sr' , Jw, if-lf' ll' P -- 'S ':if5 sEf:fff?ff'fE 'if , - , - Qs.. of life for The junior varsiTy Team as well. 'lThaT record C7-O3 came againsT Teams older and bigger Than us, said coach ScoTT Mabry. 'llT's a TesTimony ThaT we relied on The Lord. We wenT a loT farTher Than anyone expecTed. This was a young Team, made up mosTly of 6Th and 7Th graders playing againsT Teams wiTh all 8Th graders. And, iT didn'T geT any easier in posT-season play. In The Challenge Cup TournamenT They had To play Teams ThaT were combinaTions of The besT players from all The Under-44 Teams. BuT, like It's hard work, The varsiTy Team, They undersTood The key To overcoming obsTacles was uniTy and dependence upon The Lord. We dedicaTed The enTire season To The Lord, said Coach Mabry. 'lWe never lefT The field afTer a vicTory wiThouT praying and Thanking The Lord. Even when games weren'T going Their way, The Team puT God firsT. For eighTh grader Verick Burchfield, The game againsT The Americans was The highlighT of The season. 'lWe were down aT The half 2-O, buT we came back and won 4-2. BuT, for Verick, The real ThaT because of The way The Team sfaged Their comeback They . . goT To be wiTnesses To The oTher players. Like The resT of The Team, Verick recognized a real obsTacle facing any successful Team - overconfidence. 'lWe were successful because we had Teamwork, and we didn'T geT cocky, he said. We really work as a Team, echoed eighTh grader Chad Francis. Teamwork, dependence on God and proper aTTiTude5 all These are ingredienTs in a winning season, buT but it's worth it. Coach Mabry TaughT The squad ThaT success required one more Thing - work. Many of The younger players weren'T used To This level of compeTiTion. iT's differenT being on J.V. because of The way we played in The Y.M.C.A., said sevenTh grader Aaron Sanders. BuT, They always gave The exTra efforT and iT paid off. An undefeaTed regular season was auiTe an accomplishmenT for such a young Team. As sixTh grader Tim STickland puT iT, l'lT's hard work, buT iT's worTh iT. Tony Canevaro