Green Run High School - Equus Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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i l i l ' l I Z l i I Z 'v l it l l, l L. l X , 4 i i , J i Breakin' Un Through Continuing a winning tradi- tion, the football team once again finished the season with more wins than the previous year. Led by outstanding backs and receivers on offense and a hard-hitting, swarming defense, the Stallions won their first Beach District football champi- onship. lr wp, i, 4 Jr jc KM 5 , 'fi 'KM Q.: -ff rfb: rr f 'J my I li jak. 1 .sf ,H ' , 7 ,'T'.l? fy C' ,-L'-fav , W.- , K 1, Z' K, ,i , -xl N.j',A,1-,Yi Q...-, .?i8n.c54ii 3 X 'sl ., 'Jilin 'Lx lp: xi' vzpisit Y If 9 A :isqzwgag ki, ygjlitf-its ada Y -. 'J' A K ri,-Ari' in A . L, is , lrfztwg 10:5--if A , X 'fir 1 s .Q-pf' sf? ff- fs ., .r .gi A, ,,,,,V QQ,-f .rufu X., 'kqgxxr 5, ..J',1 , , v'i,i 5 ,5m'Yt..fi5 ' ff' ,'3,,4',. , '45 ey ,' -L .vS.,.r ' 'i.,IA'.,,J .. haw.- A K... f 4.vPh:.w. wa- Y. ,--,.fh maya .. 'w3ft3J2ek, 'd xvf4.- ,335 ff? f '12 ' 'V ., ' r f- s.i.,.' 2 fs 1'2 I 'Hg' The most exciting game in Green Run history? Green Run vs. Kempsvillel We pick up the action in the last minute of play. Coach Rhodes sends in the miracIe play - Mitch Pantak throws a bounce pass to Keith Gilchrist on the end - The ball takes a bad bounce - Gilchrist recovers it - Gilchrist throws a bullet to Maurice Harold - Harold pulls it in - Harold races to a touchdown. Final score, GR 'l5, Kempsville 14. Coach Rhodes commented, Beating Kempsville the way we did, in the last minute of play for the district title, was definitely the highlight of my coaching ca- reef. Players as well as coaches ben- efitted from the season. Keith Wilson remarked, Without the hard work of the coaches and the dedication of the players we couldn't have gone as far. The season was fun and worth all the pain and work, added Steve Vehorn. - Eugene White Sportin' It 163

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fi 'silt Y: ' it A A T L in v - -LR' ,N ish :Qu I -T HN. X 4, Q Ap ,.. ',1 W ZW 5 i+82?ii'il'.i4it8f3 203354-Svfii H -if . .ni f . dbx,-L: 1? Q2 e :U si- ' - ma - . LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: A. Valencia, A. Pulle , J. Webb, W. Dildey, K. Gilchrist, E. gatewood, W. Jones, 4 .r . Lawton, E. White, E. Armbruster, THIRD ROW: J. Parker, D. Williams, K. Wilson, B. Mann, T. Oelgoetz, J. Var- gas, B. Scott, S. Vehorn, SECOND ROW: D. Miller, R. Jones, M. fe.:-.5 - -- f-, - :--- -L :Y ' it? .4 elm '- 4'H- T Wi .' 'S , 'VX .1- ' :'lX'oB'i... -1 .- . F NSN R- 'ffw'f F? i Ll 'uj-el v-.'q'f i f. ' ' !.1.f h'3 Ziv'Hi '.: 25.3 .lf l.?cgu.gf.s LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: B. Grif- W. West, L. Bland, F. Conte, S. Lewis, fin, M. Pantak, D. Moore, M. Sgeu Iia, M. Sneide, T. Cason, A. Chamblee, N. Warren, B. Harding, SECOND ROW: Trainer - R.J. Meade, lrsnl I flair .. .i I 1 H s.'J4 FW .A V- Sl . . ' 'Q I' vii i 4 1 4 f 'R 3 1- s Q E X I L -I 'xx 1 ' I ' :j N S ' ' qu ,0 A iss V - q - f s V ,N sn, ' 'gf Nj , v X . -754:15 'sm' . fu 'Q s JE -f.An:44.2.,.: 1-45' fs fy '4- ,gf -M ' age'-T - FD-'N . :few rr.. . -19m - -9 -- U- --vo x 4-eg-,-.ni1-pw11.--'.11--,-.l.q.4.--. lLl ifilipi.. L :Qui '-.. A.-11--1.--..1 LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: M. Grif fin, M. Caldwell, D.J. Walker, K Gou anious R. Raines M. Darb B Q I 1 yr ' Hill, SECOND ROW: J. Perkins, J. Cur- tis, G. Mumphrey, B. Goode, D. Lilly form, J. Young, C. Boulin, THIRD ROW: N. Walsh, G. Garret, F. Simmons, T. Cooper, A. Grizzaro, J. Forbes, S. Fischer, 162 Sportim' IT COACHES: LEFT TO RIGHT: TOP ROW: G. Corte, T. Rhodes, E. Harris, BOTTOM ROW: E. Booth, S. Boone, 1 I D l 3, . i 1 ' I 1 ew' l ', 4' '-' .. gg iiitidi pi 1 TOP: Sometimes the players found it hard to contain their joy as they jumped to the top of the district standings. MIDDLE: Keith Wilson piles-up more yardage on his way to the district scor- ing title. BOTTOM: The Stallions await the kickoff with anticipation, much the same way as Green Run's many fans anticipated their first Beach District championship.

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