Wayne Valley High School - Embers Yearbook (Wayne, NJ)

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GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER W V 4 Lakeland 7 Wnt Milord 0 3 Summit 0 1 Morm Cethobc 7 2 Milbum 4 3 Kinmrkm 0 1 Verona 2 2 2 Pequanrvock Moncwb 0 0 4 Lakeland 0 3 Wnl Milord 0 1 Summit 1 0 Morm CithoU 2 1 Milbum 1 2 Kin ne Von 2 0 Vrrorvi 3 4 2 Pcouennxk mMll 0 1 Stale Tournament 0 Lakeland 3 Woo 10. Low 6, Tied 3 JUNIOR VARSITY BOVS SOCCER wv Opp 3 Caldwell 0 3 MontvBc 2 5 Lakeland 0 4 Weu MiHotd 0 1 Sunwn 1 1 Mflbum 4 2 OePaul 1 1 Caldwell 2 3 Mcnrwfle 2 2 Lakeland 1 3 Weit Milord 1 3 Summit 4 0 Milbum 2 Won 8. Lou 4 Tied 1 GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER W V 1 Lakelmd 0 0 Summit 2 0 MormCathofc I 0 Mlbum 1 2 Kinnelon 1 2 Verona 3 6 0 Poquonnxk Montuk 0 0 1 Lakeland 0 1 Summit 0 0 Mtlburr, 2 1 Kinnelon 0 2 Verona 3 7 Pequannock Mootvik 0 0 FRESHMAN BOYS SOCCER Li) u n WV 1 Bteomheld Or 5 Caldwell 0 2 Glen Fkxk 0 1 3 Pequannock MonMk 0 2 3 Lakeland 0 0 Summit 1 1 Milbum 1 2 Dr Paul 0 4 Caldwell 0 2 MonMlle 1 2 Lakeland 0 3 Fait Lawn 0 2 Summit 3 0 MJJbum 4 2 Glen Rock 3 VARSITY BOYS SOCCER W.V. Opp 7 Scott 0 2 Caldwell 1 3 MontviUe 0 2 Lakeland 2 5 West Milford 0 6 Summit 0 0 Millbum 2 4 DePaul 3 2 Scott 1 4 Caldwell 0 1 Montville 2 3 Lakeland 0 7 West Milford 0 1 Summit 0 1 Millbum 2 2 Paterson Catholic 0 0 Wayne Hills 2 2 Cliffsidc Park 1 2 Vernon 1 1 Ramsey 0 3 Northern Highlands 1 2 Randolph 0 0 Brick Township 3 Won 17. Lost 5. Tied 1 HUG ME Second year varsity goalie sophomore Amy Aslasken makes one of her many saves this season. CONCENTRATE: Senior Chris Lansey dribbles the ball downfield looking to pass to a teammate Coach Andre Kraqovjcs said. He has the speed of a gazelle and a left foot that sets up a great number of goals. He's our best leftwing ever

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EMOTK N'AL STRUGGLE Senior Chm ABen Sghts h s ' for the ball Coach Kra)cov cs com- the work horse, the motor that never the team moving and never runs out of .1 c» . ' etual machine! STIC FORM Sophomore Maureen Barnes for an open teammate Five Teams, All Winners, Lead to Unprecedented Soccer Surge To put it bluntly, soccer has taken over our school. The boys varsity team captured the Northern New Jersey title, the biggest honor ever achieved by a Valley soccer team. They captured the Section 1 title with a 3-1 victory over Northern Highlands, highlighted by Chris Lansey's hat trick. Then on November 22. they beat Randolph 2-1 in the Group 111 state semi-final game, giving them the Northern New Jersey title Unfortunately, they lost the Group 111 State Championship to Brick Memorial Township by a socre of 3-0. Even though boy's varsity is the most talked about, the girls varsity and the three non-varsity teams ha 1 seasons which can be characterized as stu ning. Boy’s varsity was led offensively by three year letterman. Dave Mancuso. The team's top scorer. Dave collected 30 goals this year to give him 100 goals in his high school career. The defensive unit was led by George Insel, Bob Lee. Don Spring, and Juniors Steve Cohen and Vic Copebianco. This group played a stingy defense giving up only 21 goals in 23 games. Goalie duties were split by Dan Bello and Dave Verrone Chris Allen and Chyi Chuang made up a strong mid-field, helping out on both offense and defense. The team would have enjoyed winning the Passaic County tournament, but were knocked out in the semi-finals by archrival, Wayne Hills. Most of Wayne's soccer fans turned out in freezing weather to see this rivalry be won by Hills 2-0. When asked to summarize his best season in 15 years as Wayne Valley coach. Andre Krajcsovics said only one word could describe their fantastic season, “brilliance. In its second season ever, the girl’s soccer team led by Coach Wilhelm Tell came up with a final record of 10-6-3, an improvement over last year's 4-12-3. A great asset to the team was the 6-day girl’s soccer camp attended by 21 players and the coach in August at Princeton University. Some of the season's outstanding players were Kim Beach. Linda Van Peenan and Leslie Olson. The highest scorer was Laura Johnston who brought in a season total of 21 goals. The junior varsity girls suffered a slow start. Grace Kee, taking coaching duties in mid-September. led the girls to a record of 7-6-2. Some players here also contributed to the varsity team when it was low in ranks. The boys JV squad, selected juniors and sophomores, completed the season with a 8-4-1 record and finished third out of eight teams in the Northern Hills Conference. First year coach Mike Mandell led the freshman soccer team to a 10-4-2 record and third place in the Northern Hills Conference. J 68 Sports

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C Ts Soccer: Awesome! VARSITY CAPTAINS Kim Gibney. Kim Beech GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER TEAM (top left) Coach Wiliam Tell. Kim Gibney. Linda VanPeenan, Kim Beech. Lauren McGran. Knsta Mullen. Michell Corcoran. Linda Henmgan. Manager Meg McGowan, (bottom left) Wendy Cowan. Mary Anne Tmus. Nancy Giannino. Laura Johnston. Amy Aslasken. Leslie Olsen. Sue Ceneri. Maureen Barnes. Pam Callus GIRLS JV SOCCER TEAM: (top left) Manager Jenny Seidum. Joyce Romanski. Kathy Celeste. Stephams Talmadge. Sharon Dobkowski, Sue Kennengiesser. Stephanie Messing. Kathy Szamowscz Jeaneen Vree-land. Gidget Melendez. Coach Grace Key. (bottom left) Minanne Mirko, Judy Sadowski Franci Gusacff. Andrea Tramontana. Beth Cottngham. Ken Johnson. Sue Abate JV CAPTAINS (top left) Stephanie Messing. Sue Kannenglesser. (bottom left) Beth Cottngham, Sue Abate BLAST OFF' Goalie Andrea Tramanta punts the ball clear of the goal. 70 Sports