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SLAQQ X xx Xxxixx WHO i' AEC X qs., YQ- .geyxi X.fi.gxX.F . 7' F .2 XX s - vi- o S SPORTSGOPE IRWIN NAMED ALL-STA TE Senior captain Jaye Irwin overcame a team 2-11 record to make this his best var- sity season in three years of play, being the first football player in H-K history to be nam- ed to the All-State team, for offense. Jaye has proven his versatility as a linebacker, guard, safety and end. He's an outstanding leader who is very determined, sets high goals, and is an outstanding student, praised coach Dennis O'Rourke in an inter- view with the New Haven Register. Ap- parently, 129 coaches across the state agreed with O'Rourke. X-COUNTRY DOES ITAGAIN Senior co-captains Mark Peterson and Eric Sodergren joined teammates Sean Armstrong, '83, and Neil Wheaton, '85, in being four members of the hugely suc- cessful Boys Cross Countryteam to be named to the All-Shoreline harrier team. All four young men placed in the top twenty in the State Invitational Meet, clearly proving that the Cougars are a pack to be reckoned with. ANDY K-Fl FIRSTIN SOCCER Andrew Klein-Flobbenhaar was named to the All-Shoreline second team, making Var- sity Soccer's captain the first soccer player ever to be honored as such. FOOTBALL HONORED Five Cougar football players were named to the All-Shoreline first and honorable mention teams, including the team's four senior captains: Jaye Irwin - first team of- fense, Kevin Yantosh - first team defense, Dave Fitzpatrick - honorable mention defensive halfback, and Mike DeFrancesco - honorable mention runningback, along with senior Kevin Wagner - honorable mention kicker, and junior Mike Marino - honorable mention center. CLASS M OOMPETITORS The Girls Swim team placed in four events in the Class M State Championship finals, as well as carrying two other events up to that point. Placing were the 200 Medley Relay team of senior co-captain Wendy Lapham, juniors Tracie Flusso and Gretchen Weiss, and sophomore Elizabeth Meyer, who fin- ished eighth, diver Kristina Schreck, who came in ninth, and Lapham, chipping in a tenth place finish in the 100 Backstroke and an eleventh in the 50 Freestyle events.
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GDIIGARS' FIRST RUMP it 3 i ity- ' Carmello Fiosa, '83, Steps for an extra yard. in perhaps the most exciting Cougar football game in history, the H-K varsity squad killed a weaker Somers team 27-0. This was the Cougars' first home win, and the shutout boosted high spirits of both the players and the fans. The game was built upon the steady passing abiiity of Brian Grabek. Grabek managed to throw 184 yards, three of his throws touchdown passes. The first touchdown occurred when Grabek tossed the ball to receiver Kevin Yantosh for 56 yards. This action occurred just three minutes into the first quarter. With two minutes left in the half, Grabek again threw to Yan- tosh for a 58 yard touchdown. Kevin Wagner add- ed another point with a successful kick. The score at the half was 13-0. Action occurred in the fourth play of the second halt. Steven Pytlik intercepted a Somers pass, gaining 25 yards. Three short runs were then executed by running back Dean Shef- cyk, allowing Grabek to throw his third touchdown pass on the fourth down. The pass was run by Carmello Rosa, who was wide open in the end zone. Wagner again made the extra point. ln the closing minutes of the third quarter, the Cougars had the ball on Somers 11. Doug Mackro made two good runs and scored from the one yard line on the first play of the fourth quarter. Once again Wagner scored the kick. The Cougars had a final chance to score when safety Jim Baran in- tercepted a Somers pass. H-K opted to run out the ciock instead. The leading rusher of the game was Mackro with eight carries for 59 yards. 18 Football
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