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

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GOALS... The boy's soccer had an exciting year in which they battled with their op- ponents in their unceasing efforts to win. They finished out the year with seven wins and a feeling of camarad- erie. There was a majority of seniors on the team who instructed the group towards their victories. joe Poelnitz was the year's MVP and Matt Delaney was Rookie of the Year. The game against First Colonial was a favorite because although the team didn't wing they did tie in a game full of explosive moves and scoring techniques. The many after- school practices worked the team to their limits and helped to improve them in many ways. The team was full of drive and energy no matter what the outcome of the games, and they ended up the year passing ex- pectations and goals. The team left the season as a group of friends full of memories about the last year. .att lv , 1' . 'iv -or -0 xi ,ev- 1 T' xl 'K 'I QE Sports as ,JU W -Q. 1 a 1 XB at I 1 'zi-

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1.-5 3 Q:-J 1 N A y . -,... -..-V'P'l f ' . T' tback rowlMrs.Edwards,leannie Perez,Troy Peralta, Mickey Meekins,Eric Maxwell,lames Bacaoan,laime Conley, Brian Size- more,Bill Visage,lfront rowlCarey Abesa,lames Occulto, Ted Peralta,leff Harris,Art Cantrell,loel Standeran,Chris Mueller, Rob Yonkers W S., 0 01 Love lleftl Keeping his cool laime Conley returns the serxe with ea e labovel Mickey Meekins perfect h s serve during a pre-game iw trmup Tough Season ...are hard to face when the losses outweigh the wins but the boy's tennis team kept their spirits up and anxiously await the next season. It was a growing season, said Mrs. Cindy Edwards as she faced a new challenge in coaching. The team's experiences had a radical impact on Mrs. Edward's views on coaching. The year was very difficult at times but overall, accomplishments will probably be seen the spring of '88 according to Coach Edwards. Con- frontations of each new opponent increased the unity of the team. Great expectations are expected for the next season. We worked hard considering we had a new coach and a lot of the previous players left last year. Everyone on this year's team will be returning so we expect to have a good season, said team player Mickey Meekins. The team was young and growing. The potential was there and by the class of '88 we will have great respect and a good reputation, quipped james Occulto, one of the team's players. Warwick Maury Princess Anne Kempsville First Colonial Cox Bayside Princess Anne Kellam Sports 'I Q1

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