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

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JV BOYS SOCCER: Front — Andy Scaglione Row 2 — Chris VanBuren, Brian Trickier. Nick Holly. Roger Morse. Ralph Gillotte. Back — Jack McDonald, coach; Tony Fath. Sean Legg. John Eades. Jeff Pullano. Ryan Goff JV GIRLS SOCCER: Front — Knsten Fratto. Jennifer Venuti, Natalie Rivkin. Row 2 — Jacqueline Sculli. Chrissy Khoury. Tneu Harman. Renata Rivkin. Debbie Dmsmore. Devra Rivkin. Shannon Fmnerty Row 3 — Jennifer Powers. Missy DePew. Krista Holtby, Ellen Grebmger. Maureen Russ. Cindy Avery, coach. Back — Valerie Mallard. Suzette Russ. Tashia White. Tencie Ford. Lori Malone. Lon Harrold. Led by Chris Chilbert ( 44) and Robert Spearman, the JV defense held Canandaigua scoreless in the second half of a 14-6 loss to the Braves. The only GHS score that game came on a 53-yd pass from Doug VanBuren to Tony Cunningham. In a 4-2 defeat of Midlakes, Missy DePew led the team with two assists and a goal followed by scores from Kns Fratto (above). Jen Powers, and Natalie Rivkin Goalie Lori Harrold came up with 8 saves. 28 JV Soccer

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 I remember when we defeated Spencerport. They had three spikers over six feet which intimidated us. However, we played our best match of the year. — Jody Martin That final match against Midlakes! They were bringing a spectator bus to the match, so we needed some support. The fans came out in flocks! The gym was filled to capacity! I'd never seen anything like it in my four years of volleyball. There was a new feeling in the air! The program was getting recognition. The match went down as a loss, but we won as a team. — Mike Mirras For scoring 24 points in the volleyball game against Victor, junior Derek Radtke made Gannett Sports Communication Athlete-of-the-week No GHS athlete had ever won the award before. Mike O Maney (47) Volleyball 27

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Varsities of tomorrow As one coach put it, The JV teams exist to feed the Varsity programs. In football, the junior Panthers continued winning tradition by compiling a five and three record. Offensive talent was evident in the stats. Sophomore Tony Cunningham led the pack with 12TD's, including six against Victor where the JV’s scored 48 points. Also scoring were Ronnie Jo Parker. Eric Robinson, Robert Johnson. Brian Prater, and Bill Kerr. Quarterbacks James Truley's and Doug VanBuren's passing was responsible for many of the scores. On defense, Jeff Braun Aaron Mantegna, and Billy Turturro had interceptions while Robert Spearman. Bill and Rich Kerr all had For the 1986 season freshman Bnan Prater scored two touchdowns, both coming on runs ot over 20 yards. sacks. Spearman and Bill Kerr had 9 tackles in single games. The JV Girls Soccer team ended their season with a record identical to that of the Varsity. Coach Cindy Avery commented. There was a lot of dedication, talent, and many games were lost by a narrow margain.” The JV's were led by sophomores Natalie Riv-kin and Missy DePew with eight and three goals respectively. Even though the Boys JV Soccer team went winless, Coach Jack McDonald said, They showed tremendous improvement and hustle every game.” Leading the team was soph, goalie Andy Scaglione, who averaged over 20 saves per game. Top scorer was Detrik Blue with five goals and three assists. Sarah Decker Steve Liberatore JV FOOTBALL: Front — David Zaso. Ron Passalacqua, Tom Elliot. Dominick Dardano, Chris John, Aaron Mantegna. Paul Boncaro. Matt Wooster. Scott Rager. Dan Sovereign. Kevin McCaffrey. Jason Chester, Chris Bulzalko Row 2 — John DeVaney, Paul Lathey, asst coach; Matt Abraham. Jett Strouse. Paul Archer. Dane Denison, Steve Catalme. Jett Braun. Robert Johnson. Ed Villafane. Rick Kerr. Doug VanBuren. Ron Parker, John Natti. coach; Nestor Ortiz. Bill Turlurro. Rob Snyder, Sam Gramet, Rich Bouchey. Phil Johnson, asst coach Back — Anthony Clark, Chns Chilberl. Eric Robinson. Robert Spearman, Jett Gurba, Dallas Farrance. David Guilfoose. Bill Kerr, Tony Cunningham. Brian Prater JV Football 29