Geneva High School - Seneca Saga Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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Finger Lakes Times Tom Salone ( 37) — played in the backfield on both offense and defense for the 1986 Varsity Football team In the last contest of the season, a nonleague game against Irondequoit. Salone scored twice, on a run and on a pass . i- Sports 25 Go for it! was the slogan of the Pink Panthers this year Tina Westfall, a school record-holder, was coached in her last year on the team by Lori Mornn Mottiasin

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GHS proudly presents Sports action at GHS was intense this year as the school proudly presented teams in six fall, six winter, and six spring sports. After several drier years, the Boys Varsity Volleyball team took the crown as league champions with an overall record of 14-4. Rob Stenzel made the all-Section V squad and was also a top scorer for the Boys Varsity Basketball team. In the football arena, Sam Wilson and Ed Collins made the FL East all-stars. Defensively, Collins, a 6'3 junior, was an interior lineman. Wilson at 5'10 and 150 pounds, led the Varsity both offensively and defensively. Frank Turturro made second team offense as an end. Upperclassmen weren’t the only ones with all-star honors. Sophomore Dan Pontes made 1st team all-stars for the Boys Varsity Soccer team. Pontes also played JV Basketball. The Basketball Cheerleaders had a good year, winning or placing in various competitions. Both the Varsity and JV’s brought home 1st place trophies in the Gates-Chili competition. Athletes at GHS have always been motivated to do their best as the school proudly presents its athletes in the area's sports contests. Reported by Jean Cass The Varsity won over Greece-Olympia in the pompon competition In a Jan 31 contest, the Varsity came in second with This is it! 24 Sports

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Panthers Spike their way to division title For the first time in the history of Boys' Volleyball at GHS. the Varsity team won the league title. They finished the season at 14-4. The home game against Midlakes was the most exciting game of the year, said junior Derek Radtke. Radtke said that the school spirit at that game was great. He added, The GHS fans were really psyched and some made signs to support the team. ’’ Rob Stenzel was named to the all Section V team as the squad finished in second place in Class B tourney action. Stenzel also led the team through the season with an average of 9 kills per game. Scoring the most service points was Jim Cecere while Paul Miller had the most blocks in one game. Four other seniors — Mike Mirras, Mark Rager, Jody Martin, and Chris Elder — all helped in winning the league crown. With five juniors returning next fall, coach Terry Muffley feels the team should be competitive. Arden Acquilano The Boys' Varsity Volleyball team, was led by the play of Rob Stenzel, who had sixteen spikes and six blocks against Spencerport. Varsity Boys' Volleyball: Front — Derek Radtke, Paul Bleakley. Jody Martin. Mike Mirras, Ben Cosgrove. Row 2 — Andy Perry, Bill McGowan, Chris O'Brien. Mark Rager. Allen Williams Back — Shane Keyser, Jim Cecere, Chris Teets, Paul Miller, Rob Stenzel, Jett VanLone. Chad Hawes. Chris Elder. Terry Muffley, coach. Against Naples, senior Paul Miller contributed seven spikes while Jim Cecere ( 17) was Geneva's top spiker with 10 Cecere added three kills and three blocked shots to his total that game. Paul Goodman 26 Boys Volleyball