Schreiber High School - Port Light Yearbook (Port Washington, NY)

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(back) Karin Johnson. Mariko Ohiso, Katherine Jennings. Erin Yau. Amanda Chambers. Delina Codey. Maura Mander, (front) Lisa Vitale. Arianne Paoli. Ilyse Zarkin, Andrea Stravinos, Aimee Dunnder. Nana Oberman. Frosh Hockey Wins Big The Freshman field hockey team had a very strong season this year, with a final score of six wins, four ties, and only one loss. The most challeng- ing game was against Carle Place. Even without center Ilyse Zarkin, they man- aged a one-all tie. Another strong play- er was goalie Amanda Chambers, who saved all except eight goals the entire season. Erin Yau also helped on of- fense. Coach Caruso said, “We never got tired, and our defense never gave . (above left) Ilyse Zarkin attempts to score against North Shore. in- (lop) Erin Yau struggles for ball. (above) Ilyse and Erin dominate team offense. 74 Sports

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Teamwork Saves V-Ball It is 3:05 pm and the bell rings. The girls on the Varsity and (unior Varsity volleyball teams head straight for the locker room. The dreadful sound of the bell means only one thing — PRACTICE. First, laps must be run. Then, countless bump-set-spike drills are per- formed. This grueling session usu- ally runs about two hours. Even with all this hard work, the varsity team had a problem from the beginning. “There were not enough girls to man the courts,” according to Debbie Jankowski. Ace server Tracy Perssons was stricken with pneumonia. Luckily Donna Carpinelli took her place. Captains Jackie Simpson and Lisa Ronell boost- ed team spirit. The team rallied back to beat Herricks to gain a spot in the playoffs. They lost in the first round to Sewanhaka. Coach Lederer was “very pleased with the team’s ability to pull together.” “JV worked hard and had a fairly successful season,” said second year coach Mr. Kosiba. Leaders such as Heather Caslow and Sara Federlein showed the younger ones the ropes. “Determination seemed to be their motto,” said spectator Nancy Cifarelli, as she watched the team show Locust Valley what they were made of. (top left) Jackie Simpson and Tracy Perssons block in tandem against Syosset. (middle) Nicole Eckert fires a mean serve, (below) Jackie Simpson bumps to her team. (back) Coach Lederer. Jackie Simpson, Nicola Eckert. Lisa Ronell. Jen May. (front) Hiroko Takada. Lisa Cardiello. Satoko Matsumoto, Debbie Jankowski, (not pictured) Tracy Persson. Varsity Scores Oyster Bay 3 Port 0 Cold S. Harbor 1 3 Westbury 0 3 Locust Valley 0 3 Glen Cove 1 3 Syosset 3 1 Hempstead 3 0 Garden City 3 1 Roosevelt 0 3 Herricks 3 1 Glen Cove 0 3 Syosset 3 0 Hempstead 3 0 Garden City 1 3 Roosevelt 1 3 Herricks 0 3 Sports 73

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back) Coach Keller, Colby Paino, Jennifer Anderson, Nicole Tavernier, llison Goodstadt front) Weber members Tough Tennis Season Despite a losing season, freshman girls’ tennis worked hard and had fun. A major factor for their losing record was the shortage of freshmen on the team. Only five of the ten girls on the team were freshmen — the rest were from Weber. Leading the singles were Nicole Tavernier and Colby Paino. Ally Goodstadt, Jennifer Anderson, and Jennifer Kummer led doubles. Contributing to the dif- ficulty, was the fact that they played in the higher of two divisions. Coach Judy Keller said, Everyone worked hard, and there was a lot of growth and improvement.” Nicole Tavernier attempts an ace against Roslyn. (left) Ally Goodsteadt returns Roslyn’s tough serve. Sports 75