Haddam Killingworth High School - Opticon Yearbook (Higganum, CT)

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VARSITY SINGER The varsity soccer team had high ex- pectations this year with ten of eleven players from last year returning. Doug Gesick, Andy Klein-Flobbenhaar, and John Perkins led the team as tri- captains. The team was hoping to make the State Tournament. The spirit was there, but the wins were not, with a record of 3-10. Coach Edmorndson felt that if everybody had played well together, they could have been con- tenders for the Class S State Cham- pionship. One example of this was when H-K played a night game against Hand of Madison. Hand was ranked eighth in the state at this time. Even though the Cougars lost 1-0, H-K played up to, and several times better than Hand throughout the whole game. Hand's on- ly goal came with a minute and a quarter left to go in the game. Andy Klein-Robbenhaar was placed on the All-Shoreline Second team: a first for H-K soccer. The team is already looking i E 5 3 Flow 1: B. Hinchcliffe, A. Klein-Robbenhaar, J. Perkins, D. Gesick, T. St. John. Flow Ft. Esmond, M. Reed, Fl. Klein-Flobbenhaar, C. Boyd, K. Schemmerling, J. Boyd. Ri 3: E. Andrews, G. Annino, B. Gowdy, Coach Edmondson, M. King. towards next Season. Robert Klein-Robbennaar, '83, leans into his kick. srxxx Szxaii' rj V gg Q9 Arita 08 35 K 183 mm J' r V Xrf gl N 0 . v ivy. gf X0 f-- , X xp Mk ll ' H . 5409 fx 9 .L . KZ! V , - , ....... .W A it vt vt X0 22 Soccer M 694' riff' L .wand

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I-I-K SHUTS 0 T GIIILFUBD The H-K Varsity Field Hockey Team won its se- cond game in a row, up- ping the record to 3-3-1, with a hard fought victory over a tough Guilford team. Forward Laura Lucas, '82, scored the on- ly goal of the game only minutes into the first half. Laura scored on the cor- ner. She stopped the ball and swung it right in. it was a perfect goal, recalls Senior Captain Bit- ty deBoer. The Cougar team was ready with psyche and high spirits. They were able to hold off Guiifordls strong offense for the remainder of the first half. ln the second period, Guilford came out fighting. H-K mei the challenge, and stopped Guilford's six shots on goal. H-K goalie Holly Swiney, had eleven saves for the game. After this 1- 0 win over Guilford, the Cougars realized they had a good chance of playing in the State Tournament. Above: Senior Captain Patty Wright dodges up the sideline. Flight: Goalie Holly Swiney lunges for a save. 24 Field Hockey