Fay School - Pioneer Yearbook (Southborough, MA)

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Fall Awards Might The Fay teams this fall finished the season with an overall record of 70-39-3, 78-42-7 including tournament games. The Varsity A Soccer team had an excellent season with a 14-1 record. Their only loss was to Eaglebrook, where they had previously won the silver medal in the Eaglebrook tournament. The Varsity Football team had a winning 6-2 season this year. They lost against Eaglebrook and Fessenden, but came back to beat Fessenden 12-5 in their next meeting. Varsity Field Hockey ' s record of 5-61 was a good one, considering that only six players of the team of twenty- two had ever played before. The season was a building one for the team, and they plan to have an excellent season next year. Cross-country had a 7-4 final record this year. The team did well in the Eaglebrook tournament. They lost to both Rectory and Belmont Hill twice in the course of the sea- son. Varsity B Soccer closed out a fine 8-7 season with a win over Rectory. The final score of that game was 4-2, and it was Fay ' s defense that pulled off the win. Girls ' Varsity Soccer had an excellent 9-2 season, losing only to Westwood. The team played its best games against their toughest opponents, especially Westwood. The returning players hope to make next season as suc- cessful. The Fay J.V. Cub Football team ended its season with a 5-1-1 record. Their speed and intelligence were two of their greatest assets, and helped to create the fine season. J.V. A Soccer finished its season with a 9-3-1 record. The team scored forty-five goals to their opponents ' six- teen. The J.V. B Soccer team lost their last game, leaving them with a 2-8 record for the year. The team members were much younger than their opponents, and this was the cause of many of their losses. Girls ' J.V. Soccer had a split 5-5 season. The team played its hardest, and displayed excellent sportsman- ship. All in all, Fay had a terrific season this fall, and with luck, next year will be just as successful if not more so. — Audrey Doherty a m Field Hockey Wendy Hall: MVP, Maruschka Fallal: Harlow Award Cross- country Rob Ellison: MVP, Dan Moore: Coaches Award I Girls ' Soccer Rachel Onuf: Coaches Award, Anne Brynn: MVP Football Richard Nedlin: MVP. Harry Coldreck: McCau- liffe Award, Curtis Taft: Coaches Award, Jules Baughns: Special Coaches Award Soccer Paul Longobardi: Dedication, Marc Beran: High Scorer, David Simmons: Coaches Award, Todd Gates: MVP 58

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FAY WRESTLING First Row: Cuan, Dunn, Stark, Briggs, Taylor, Parsons, Doherty, Walker. DeSimone, Meal, Faison, Bah, Meltzer, Second Row: Pritchett, Levis, Rweyemamu, Zozoya, Mandel, Pirozzolo, Terry, Rotman, Wood- Prince, Romeyn, C. Pilaro, Wilson, Third Row: Mr. Norcross, Mr. Noble. Truslow. Sellman. Rembe. Todd, Flynn, Taft, Buckman, Baker, Liao, Clark, Hunt, Hanzel, Perry, Castillo, Harper, Chung, Mr. Shapiro, Mr. Quinn. 60