Watchung Hills Regional High School - Lenape Yearbook (Warren, NJ)

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Individuals Triumph Despiie Team's Record T . . ' 3 , . i? r ' 5' w w f , ' . v WM ,Ikk . w.- W281? m , ' E 4k k- ... 1 W43: hwy? fr 1. 31:31.06, 5M x $24 $3553ng. 511 k :32 . The defensive line attempts to stop Hunterdon Central's first down. Watchung lost 6-2. Tom Casale pays close attention to the half time adjustments. Senior Keith Ames goes after quarterback Chris Bill from Central. rdon game. North won 35-6. A tough Watchung defense made it hard for op- ponents to score. V $1., 'a J , 33.; . N; 5a: ,, Captain, halfback Mike Biglow throws a block in the North Hunte Sports 139

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The J.V. girls getting psyched before a game again st North Hunterdo n. J.V. Girls Finish 8-5-l Despite their youth, the Ju Varsity Field Hockey Team 5 strong, competitive edge thri the season. They played twc games against the powerful Hunterdon team and lost bot oniy one goal. The team finis 8-5-1. Co-captains Kerrin Gill at c halfback and Diane Sinclair: sweeper, led a group of ener players through a difficult conference. Outstanding pla included sophomore Beth Niesmertelny, who scored a high of ten goals and goalie l Pace, also a sophomore, wh saves this season. Coach He said, They are strong playei will move to Varsity next yeai At the end of the season aV were given to sophomore De Driscoll for Best Offensive PI junior Erica Allspach for Mos Valuable Player, junior Carol: McCracken for Best Defensi' Player and freshman Zaneet for Most Improved. Upon commenting upon th Coach Hazzard said, ttThe fr girls blended well with the alt members and were necessai the team's victorious season Isabel Venone and Diane Sincla victory.

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Varsity Football Has Fine Individuals Even though the Varsity Football team posted a 1-8 record, there were many outstanding players this year. Captain Ralph Malatesta was elected to the AIl-County team for his second year, while also being Lineman of the Year for the team. Captain Mike Biglow tied a school record by making six career in- terceptions, in which he was selected to both AlI-Area and All- Conference. The Hustle, Deter- Junior quarterback Chris Mastriano did a fine Captain Ralph .Malatesta sheds mination Award was given to Cap- job of completing about 5079 of his passes. one of his 55 solo tackles this seas ., tain Rob Kirchberger because of his It a 4f a NY 7 unwillingness to give up after suffer- ' ,. ' 9,, . , z a- 1 ing a knee injury in the first game. 4X ' . ' Captain Terry Driscoll was asked to state one memorable moment of the 1986 season. He replied, uThe one thing that especially stands out is the one win against Voorhees. Our offense and defense were on fire all night. It was just a great game. Despite losing many seniors this year, next year should be stronger. Coming back are quarterback Chris Mastriano, fullbackilinebacker John Paolini, and halfback Fernando Gomez to lead the team. Good luck , L , to everyone! a a s ,x , ,, ' a ' a Captain Terry Driscoll returns kick-offs Senior Brendon Bush, a two year letterma for an average of 33.7. ready to play tough defense. 4 iv ' xw u w a g, u L, w Senior Matt llleck makes an interception. He was an essential Watchung defense.