Trinity College School - Record Yearbook (Port Hope, Ontario Canada)

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IDDLESIDE SOCCER ' fi?-' W P - 1-IQ1, . Rink lfim llic llc.ttlrii.istcr, J. llcyltxnd, ll. latino, Board. H. Chan, D. .lt?lTlIllCll, K Xltlbuimltl. NN. Radu. R. Namrro. R. Nicholls. Nlf.Ql0CI'lllglCO21Cl1l.f'lfUlllRUN',' Nl. Parker. Nl NK cllni.in. lb Nlttctloritild ti'a1pt.l. l . Jolinston. l .Kr1mslcNlANN'll.B.l-0llOm.B.MCllllif1 lf'N1'llI.'.l. l LllllCl LITTLESIDE SOCCER VIN' 'D' Lf: fllru :mel ' -T!1tT , L QI F: 1114: lg '1 1 ll' I I - - 1119 .Q nl 10 is SQ rl Q . ' 2.4 li. - I-'fi-i IP Nl 4 +-:.f.t-li. I Stull, Nl 1 mslm-,t , Rolusuri llnlzllukmip' lliullcadr1ittslcr,K I . - .' 1. X N .i'7.-ul, Xl Xkilkci. I Saul. l luc. VX. llcu, Nlr. Nlcllunuld lilutclll 1' 1' ' IV- Q N Nl ,l' Nazi l '.lwruct1.N Nut-.itni.rit1XNILIJ. ll1ltlcltratmlI,Nl.llcrnglrd it .V , 1, I it . fwzlvwlg, Goering Far This year's team had a frustrating year, but definitely had some bright spots. One- goal losses were our nemesis lRidley, UCCJ but the team can't be discredited for lack of effort. Lloyd Johnston was a surprising asset in goal, and Jon Heyland most consistent on defence. Doug Jemmett and Keith McDonald scored more than just occasionally, as did Assistant Captain Lambert Knowles. Thanks go to a very patient coach, Mr. Goering. Little Macs Littleside '84 had a slow start, but then got into the thick of things. Hildebrandt was most steady in goal and fullbacks Eddie Lee and lain Seal played many great matches. Midfielders Mark Crosbie and John Saul did a great job in pushing the ball up to forwards Mike Bernard and Van Eybergen, who must be lauded for their efforts. Much of our success was due to the fine coaching of Mr. McDonald. All in all, a most enjoyable season.

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BIOSIDE VOLLEYBALL i if eaaigiii s P rv. S 5' 2 ws iv is an an V an :Q 1 ' 7 . L 1 Q ' ' :nun - D 11 . - . ilu! 1 2 V N- I A V. D . h'.1.A limi R Nlniiin, C , l c.ithcr, if luclscr, P. l7uticnn,.ll1d1Ile Rmrg Nlr. llay tfoziclil, l, XX -1-itl.t KX .ntl, ll lirunct. Xl. hriiiislnm. Xl. Spencer tmgrl, The llcatlmaster. Fmnl Roux' I ttrntwc, l' Q-ilwiii. X Nllldll tk ol .ipt,l. A. Bell tl 0-1 aptl JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL 13 V N .twlct -fi l ll - ltitffiiii l lt lt Xl Du if-'! 'l -.1. n,R . X ti sit-tlnhni, s tt-ictt.ip1 l.l'x. lcc.NN.ll.i1n. Champs Again! Once again Senior Vol- leyball attained perfection. The team's powerful offense and steady defence performed consistently well. Our high hopes were not to be dashed against Crescent in the championship game. Thanks go to Mr. Hay for his dedicated coaching without which the season would not have been nearly as successful. Picture Perfect The first season of Junior Volleyball was a definite success. The team was un- defeated winning both the ISAA and Crescent tourneys. Although there were some close calls, winning became a habit. But the eight-man-team could not have been as suc- cessful had it not been for Mrs. Papp's expertise and the strong performances of Sean Ormond, James Taylor, and Stephane Cote. Good luck next year!