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

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Y Ar lfrontlAllen Hackman, Rowell Arnienio, Brian Rogers, Brian Dugan, Tony Sansone, Lee White lhaCkJAssistant Coach Bill Turner, Aavlon Haynes, Keith Foskey, Chris Gryrnes, Andre Coleman, Eric Stabler, Wilfred Darang, Glenn Tuten, Coach Mike Taylor ,- AANX X 4 ' 'L-3 'ffl-'N 'f' , f 'T ,M .qsapir 5 T -W w-L5 Jw . M -eg '- A , EOE Sports .,.n 'Y Takedown lupper rightmllen lldllxlT1.lf1H goes for the tall as he wrexlles don n .1 Cox oppponent. lc enter flQ.1l1llBfldl1 Rogerx works for .111 upset .ls he xtruggles with the Cox plaxer. lrightlRoxxell Armenio Nets up .1 t.1kc-cloxxn. lahowllom Sanxone sinh .1 hall-nelson. lhotloin IeltlfXllen llackmann rides his opponent to the mat.

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c :lvl n . Setting Tracks A spectacular record of 5-1 ended the year for the boy's indoor track sea- son. They were third in the Beach District and fourth in the Region. The team was young but they had eight people qualify for the state meet. Terry Pridgen set a new school record of 52'10 in the shotput. Shawn Fluellen set a new school record of 6'6 in the high jump, and Eddie Antoine set a new record for the 3200 meters hy winning in 9 minutes and 49 seconds. The girls had an outstanding season as well. They were 6-0 for the third consecutive year and also first in the District and Regional meets. They finished seventh in the State meet and both relay teams were nationally ranked. Anita Eure, Davida Walker, Lori Des- mond, and Stephanie Beckes were all rated na- tionally. Stephanie Beckes had the fastest time in the state of Virginia in the 1000 meter race. Davida Walker finished fifth in the 55 meter high hurdles and was the first Green Run female athlete to become an All-American. Stephanie Beckes, a freshman, finished eighth in the country in the 800 meter run. 4 98 96 80 93 98 87 82 10 63 99 31 104 First Colonial 6 Bayside 12 Kempsville 28 Cox 14 Kellam 12 Princess Anne 17 Kellam 29 Princess Anne 9 Bayside 55 First Colonial 19 Kempsville 84 Cox 14 Sports 205

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S--o 5 if Breaking Loose The wrestling team broke all restrictions as they worked their way through the sea- son to a final score of eleven wins and three losses. lt's still a young team but we expect to be the best team in the state next year, quipped Coach Taylor. The guys worked together to improve their skills and this unity helped keep life sane at their competitions. The Outstanding Wrestler of the year was Wilfred Davang and Rookie of the Year was Brian Dugan. Tony Sansone was third in District and was a Regional Qualifier. 47 Princess Anne 9 56 Maury 3 64 Oscar Smith 6 26 Kellam 30 66 Norfolk Academy 3 39 Kempsville 28 33 Norview 28 54 Norfolk Catholic 15 46 Bayside 18 63 Annandale 6 31 Cave Spring 26 39 Hermitage 12 15 Cox 41 27 First Colonial 25 Sports 207