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

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,f du .fin n I L A 7777875 , ,,.'i7i7'- J ,S Record Shots The haslxetlmall team was the tirst Hows' Haslwtluall team in tho history ot Virginia Beat h to finish the- regular season tiiwclco-ttuitt-cl. lhev ranlwcl as high as set oncl in the state :luring tho rvgular season, Thaw t-stahlisherl tht- longs-st winning strtalt ot any Green Run team and was the lit-at h District regular season tfhanipions. It is tht' Iirst time in thc last tive wars that tht- Ciwvii Run Stallions haw min the District Tourna- 'nent Tea Championship. ni unity was A . ' . -- I - - 'f ' iniportint in tht niilxt up ot this rtcorrl lmitalting ttam, Coat li Cochrane insurocl the lmowloclgv ot tht- tvani hx giving out pac lxt-ts tit the opposing IGRIIII, These pat lwts Q onlainecl clt-tails ot vac h starting plan-r and the game tuntlent ws ot each opponent. These slut-els lwlptfcl the- group unclvrstancl the' team they min' play- ing ancl hvlpecl thvnt gain a gre-atvr advantage' over tltt-ii'e'i1c'init-s. Eve' coat h rvonc- at Circ-on Run stipportwl the team ancl their n as their hiilliant wason c iintinitc-cl on. The tinal ganiu against thc' top-ranlwrl lnclian Kiwi' was attvnclc-cl hx nianx ind ilthoiighthvtvam lusllwa Ilhllyllll,tlX'tlI'X'Ul1tlXXJNUXKI' 1 4. teal to haw inaclv it as tar as the-xi hacl. llw tvani hafl a sun- , . erioi clvtense- ancl ottvitsvg c onilmint-cl, thuvc reiatvrl a team ot whit h all touncl haicl to min me t. 81 53 80 98 59 62 58 65 74 55 85 58 77 56 73 90 82 59 87 62 67 57 Norfolk Catholic 43 Norview 45 Kallam 57 Cox 39 Booker T. Washington 48 Smithfield 49 Windsor 47 Norview 61 Bayside 47 First Colonial 44 Princess Anne 44 Kempsville 39 Bayside 47 Kellam 52 Princess Anne 50 Cox 55 First Colonial - 58 Kempsville ' 57 Bayside 52 First Colonial 58 Hampton 54 Indian River 63 Sports 2 'I 'I

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f Two-Points tcenterlEric Wesley shoots over Craig Brown of the Chiefs. londer leftlKenny lohnson passes inside, bypassing the Kernpsville defender. Y lunder rightlMarc Mason shoots the as he . g attempts a basket. lrightlSc'ott Heidler scores over - HI ff' f the Chiefs as he easily puts in the ball. t-middle ' - rightlU.l. Hynions dunlss the Chiefs. ftar rightlSteve Hamilton sets the offense as he moves against Kempsvnlle 541 hh 154 M 1' X ,, Q -Q 'M ?- '1aL.af.,e 5 as ltopl Coat li Bull Cot hrane-, Co-Captain Kenny Iohnson, David Sticlsel, Carlos Cooke, Steve Ham- ilton, C'o-Captain Stott He-idler, Mart Mason, Eric VVesIey, Dennis Spain, Ol. Hymons, Assist. C oat h Chris Lowerylbottonil Manager Vince Dodds, Damon Copeland, Bill Visage, Tyrone Cox, Carl Prirarnt-n, Charles Winslow, Manager Doug Cannon, Bill Cochrane junior liv- , l s 5 7? 'N . x -for 9.0 U 5 -1 ..s' 2 'I O Sports

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c.llio.l1ff'r M Lx ji Q 11, ,i xx ,SIM y - Wt -ai ix Box 'st fuss country team. Eddie Antione, lan Billings, lames Cizerle, Mike Courts, Albert Culanding, Rav Ellis, David Hopkins, Matthew Pearsall, David Russell, Patrick Yaccarrino, Matthew lohnson, lohn Ixelb, tleorge Bennett, Cjreg Young, Mark Torti, Seamus McMarthv, tails 4 rriss cjountrx team: Marsha Allen, losette Beard, Stephanie Beckes, Lori Desmond, Erica Harris, Lisa llartranft, Veronika Gustafsson, Denise Malority, Ruby Price. 'Di e,,!U'iifl - i 7, 5 i . 1 t ly lt t 23' l' Hi! 0 'Ln-Q Em.- Running With It The members of this dedicated team got up before six in the morning and ran at Mt. Trashmore every day before school an again after school. It was a fun-filled year for both the boys and the girls and they became a close knit group. Coach Clriffin worked them hard but it all paid off as they continued to set records. The girls were undefeated and improved from eigth to fifth in the state com- petition. They won the District Championship and the Regional Championship and then continued on to the State meet where they won many of the top spots. Stephanie Beckes took first, Lorie Desmond took second, Marsha Allen took fourth, Ruby Price took fifth, losette Beard took seventh. Lorie Desmond went on to the National meet in San Diego, California where she finished twenty-eigth in the country. The girl's MVP was Stephanie Beckes. The boy's team also did well during the season. They finished third in the district with three wins and three loses. Patrick Yaccarrino made it to the state meet and both the boys and the girls went to compete at the University of Vir- ginia. The hoy's MVP was Patrick Yaccarrino. Both teams fufilled their ex- pec tations and surpassed their hopes of the season. E 'I 2 Sports y, N, V -...Q X917 ani-.. K ww? '- 'fu-Us-f.3,, 3 vu.-J 'S wry, .4 Q nr-11 i . 4 O if - ?f