Goodrich High School - Martian Yearbook (Goodrich, MI)

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Undefeated in league play team has champions on regional state levels For two consecutive years, the Martian tennis team has been making its impression in league and tournament play. Led by Brian Sibilsky and Ahmos Hassan, the 1982 team garnered an incredible eight wins and no losses before they were defeated by highly rated Carmen. After this loss, however, the team continued to win, losing only one more time to Davison, another highly rated team. The final tally was 12-2, with a perfect record of 10-0 in league play. They also set a new school record that surpassed the 1980 team mark. This year was not only a winning season for the team, but also for several individuals. Ahmos Hassan was 1st flight champion as well as a state finalist. Shannon Ryden was tbe 4th flight regional champ. These two were the first ever to be champions in Martian tennis history. In the Ainsworth invitational tournament, Brian Sibilsky was the second flight champion and Mark Beckman was the fourth flight champion. The doubles team of Paul Andrews and Tom Gora were the second flight champions in the same tournament. Mark Beckman was also the Northern tournament fourth flight champion as well as a regional finalist. 1. Most valuable player Brian Sabilsky uses the skills that helped him attain the Ainsworth ln vitational Tournament, 2nd flight championship. 2. Brandon Lawniczak, who was voted the most valuable player demonstrates the Hner points of the game. 3. Ahmos Hassan, state Hnalist, uses a powerful backhand which has been known to overwhelm opponents. Varsity Tennis 1981 1982 GHS OPP. GHS OPP. 5 2 Mt. Morris 7 0 6 1 Atherton 5 1 3 4 Ainsworth 4 3 5 2 Hamady 7 0 I 4 3 Lapeer East 7 0 4 3 Brandon 4 3 - - - Flint Northern 6 1 4 3 Hamady 5 2 0 7 Carman 0 7 ' 5 2 Atherton 7 0 3 4 Lapeer West 5 2 4 3 Mt. Morris 7 0 - - Davison 2 5 4 3 Flint Academy 7 0 4 3 Ainsworth - -

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Junior Varsity team goes undefeated in League ,.f,f W ,5,, . jeu., 5. 'lr Last year's Junior Varsity Softball team had a record of 11 wins and 8 losses. The most valuable player, selected by the team members, was Kim Sanford. The most improved player, picked by Coach Ric Adams, was Tracy Cunningham. This year's team had an excellent league record of 10 wins and no losses. The team participated in the Lakeville Tournament and placed second, defeating Carmen, Kearsley, Davison and Ainsworth. Most Valuable Player for 1982 was Heidi Geror and Most Improved was Kelly Main. 1. The 2nd place trophy won at the Lakeville Tournament. 2. These 1981 players take a time-out lor pictures. 3. Before going to a game, everyone is always happy! Junior Varsity Softball 1981 TEAM 1982 GHS OPP GHS OPP 32 27 Oxford - - 50 13 Byron - - 5 15 Lapeer East - - 23 2 Bentley 27 1 2 7 Fenton - - 6 13 Fenton - - 13 12 Montrose 12 7 25 6 Montrose 13 9 7 23 Lapeer West - - 10 13 Lake Fenton 13 4 12 7 Lake Fenton 23 16 15 5 Durand - - 5 7 Clio - - 10 17 Millington - - 15 1 Linden 16 4 2 1 3 Linden 1 1 9 13 23 Brandon 5 8 13 4 Brandon - - - - Holly 20 10 - - Lakeville 13 4 - - Lake ville 26 1 - - Bendle 26 2 l 1

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lrWnning season for JV represents future hope for varsity competition Compiling a winning record of ten wins as opposed to eight losses, the junior varsity baseball team showed promise of developing an outstanding nucleus for the future Goodrich varsity. Coach Bob Newton attempted to give playing experience to each team member to encourage individual im- provements in all phases of the sport. Dan Lambert showed his all around skills by leading the team in pitching and hitting. His love and dedication to the sport were displayed regularly as he played a leading role in the winning season. Dan is certainly deserving ot the glowing praise of his coach, fellow players and fans. Sharing hitting honors, Lee Garza was always a dangerous man in the Martian lineup. Lee and Dan formed a one-two punch for the potent offense. inconsistency prevented the winning record from attaining greater heights. The team was unable to compile any winning streak longer than two games. Coach Newton continued to be frustrated as the win one, lose one season progressed. However, as player improvement was the goal, the team can be proud of its achievements in this area. Certainly, this team will provide the stars of the future. 1. Number sixfeen Pat Coletta tries to increase Goodrich 's lead OS he fGke3 G pOWeffUl 5Wif7Q. 2. Coach Bob N6WfOI7 gives credit to the deserving Martian team at the annual spring sports banquet. 3. The banquet also gave Coach Newton a chance to tell of the team's achievements. 1982 Junior VOl'SifY CHS OPP. 8 Holly 14 4,1 1 Lakeville 1,6 1, 12 Hamady 7, 0 1,2 Bentley 9,0 5,5 Montrose 6,4 9, 12 Lake Fenton 2,2 3 Brandon 10 1 1, 7 Bendle 3, 1 2,2 Atherton 3, 14 4, 7 Linden 8, 6