Georgetown Preparatory School - Cupola Yearbook (North Bethesda, MD)

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Louie goes up and over. Larry ' s mom had liver too. Prep outmahns Eagles. Nice try Johnston Capacity crowd awaits J.V. performance. J. V. Football 53

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s I.A.C Front Row: Mgr. D. Fendig, K. Paley. A. Ayers, B. McCullough, B. Romer, M. Warring, J. Wells, J. Molloy, P. Beranek, S. Latimer; 2nd Row: E. Powell, A. Calamitsis, L. Jatta, C. Donohoe, B. Codus, Tri-Captain A. Zic, K. Cusack, P. Davis, R. Heneghan, G. Melocik, P. Bidwill, C. Cusack, Mgr. B. Hughes, Coach J. Shea, Tri-Captain B. Johnston, Tri-Captain L. Anderson, S. Dufour, E. Moreno, S. Farr, B. Sheehan, O. Khan, D. Bachinsky, J. Ohara, J. Bednarz, M. Mahn, V. Fiorentino, G. Miller, L. Rocca, Marq Seidel, Coach Matt Whalen; Missing: Coach J. Silk, P. J. Fitzgerald. John Schoeb. The Georgetown Prep J.V. Football team romped to a 6 win, 1 loss, and 1 tie season this year. This incredible record, the best since 1970, enabled them to take their second I.A.C. championship in a row. Only Gonzaga kept Prep from an undefeated season. Coach Matt Whalen deserves much of the credit for a highly successful team. Coaches Shea and Silk should also be commended. One reason for the team ' s victorious season was the large number of juniors participating on the team especially the strong offensive line, which was led by tri-captains Adrian Zic, Larry Anderson, and Brian Johnston on the right side, and a powerful left side was led by Pat Fitzgerald and Steve Dufour. This wall enabled running backs Eric Moreno and Mike Mahn to move the ball effectively on the ground. Quar¬ terback Scott Farr performed well throwing short passes to Mahn and receiver Louis Jatta. Perhaps the Little Hoyas most exciting game was against St. Albans, when Prep came back from a 7-0 deficet to score 27 points and come out victorious. The team ' s defense was a powerhouse, holding Episcopal, Landon, and Mason scoreless. The defensive stars were LB Bill Romer, MG Pat Bidwell, T Pat Fitzgerald, and Ends Pat Beranek and Kevin Cusack. Combined with the impressive offense, the J.V. Squad of 1982 proved to be a power in the I.A.C., and many of the players will be back to lend their talents to next year ' s varsity. Matt Whalen — Portrait of a J. V. Coach 52 J. V. Football

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Front row — Jim McGoldrick, Peter Bonbrest, Ray Dufour, Jim Moore, Rich Boschulte, Greg Glma, Paul Colonna. 2nd row — Chris Kazanas, Mike Hong, Chris Muir, Matt Esposito, Tim Healy, Chet Thompson, Pete Coccaro, Mark Fitzpatrick. 3rd row — Paul Beck, Dave Rubino, Mike O ' Hara, Bill Ricard, Tim Kirlin, Steve Zamory, Tom Scanlon. Top row — Coach Joe Scanlon, Coach Allen Werle, Fikri Yucel, Christian Bonnett, Jeff Adams, Coach Chris Naughton, Head coach Tom Kotter The Freshmen football team had a disappointing season, but they still managed to defeat two opponents. Coach Kotter can be proud of the teams’ effort. One of the teams ' strong points was the right side of the offensive line, anchored by co-captain Dave Rubino, who played center. Tackle Mike O’hara and guard Rocky Bonbrest were both effective. In the victory over Wakefield, the other captain Tim Kirlin scored one touchdown and Paul Beck ran for another to defeat the host team 14-13. Paul Colonna connected for both extra points. In the other win, Jeff Adams intercepted two passes, running one back for a touchdown. Paul Beck made a spectacular 95 yard run in the same game. Despite a poor record, the team played better together during the late season. Hopefully, they will increase their abilities and add to Prep ' s success in the future. Welcome back, Kotter. 54 Freshmen Football