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BOYS VARSITY SOCCER: Front Row: Beth Krell, Mark Vara, Greg Caron, Joe Hylok, John Holtz, Pat C-uinan, Pat Schmiesing, Jason Jones, Dan Hylokg Back Row: Brian Teal, Rob Morris, Tony Schmieding, Berry Uhl, Tom Vondra, Steve Godfroy, Mike G-uinan, Dave McNamara, Chris Vara, Mike Schmiesing. GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER: Front Row: Amy Houston, Chris Ross, Peggy Darrow, Michelle Horton, Kristi Meysenburg, Teresa Alvarez, Candace Evans: Back Row: Amy Tingelhoff, Chris Johnson, Lori Card, Sherri Kudron, Colleen Pollack, Jennifer Garbe. Seniors not pictured: Linda Rosenthal, Kristen Tingelhoff, Alice Ryan, Kim Kearney, Carrie Czyz, Tracy Vercruysse, Paula Mendick, Kim Prchal and Robin Hughes. Just walling around, Amy Tingelhoff '88 and seniors Tracy Vercruysse, Paula Mendick, Carrie Czyz and Kim Prchal pose for a picture. In its second year at Gross, the boys and girls soccer teams have attracted more than 30 players. varsity soccer! 155

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Senior Pat Guinan battles it out with a player from Bryan. Pat was named one of the cap- tains for this year's team. Pete Gallagher was named the other captain. Z 5 'MU up Winning players get their 'kicks' Two of the youngest teams at Gross, the girls and boys soccer teams, had a successful season, ac- cording to seniors Barry Uhl and Lin- da Rosenthal. This is the boys varsity soccer team's third year at Gross. Coached by Mr. Dale Schmiesing, the varsity team ended the season with a 7-2 record. There were eight seniors who i54fvarsity soccer helped lead this year's team. Ac- cording to Barry Uhl, the team's strength was its defense. Of the ten games, seven of them were shut- outs. Barry said that one of the out- standing moments was defeating Millard North, who was ranked first in class A. During the season, the varsi- ty team earned a third place rank- ing in Nebraska. He said that this year's team had a lot of compared to other years. We'v got a lot more players with a lo more skills. The girls soccer team. coached by Mr. and Mrs. Mike Parizek, fin- ished the season with a 6-'I-4 re-T cord. According to Linda Rosenthal, the team's strength lay in its passing. Lin-i da also said that the team was uni-. fied. We all worked well together. We began to communicate better than we had in the past. I would say that our only weakness was in the freshmen. They started the year playing their own ball, but as the season progressed, they learned to' communicate and pass the ball to other players, said Linda.

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ll- Senior BIII Rice paces the relay. Bill out runs his opponent from Creighton Prep at the Bel- Ievue East Invitational. GIRLS STATE QUALIFIERS: Mary Larson, Mary Stanek, Sandy Skradski, Marsha Moore, Amy Phalen and Beth Winbinger. BOYS STATE QUALIFIERS: Carlos Montalvo. Bill Rice, Greg Busch, Mike Matukewicz and Jim Goblirsch. Sophomore Beth Wlnbinger follows close behind her opponent from Bellevue East. Beth qualified for state individually in the 600m run and in the 3200m relay. i56!varsity track ! ! .