Hartland High School - Hartland Yearbook (Hartland, MI)

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14 40 75 J.V. FOOTBALL Front Row: (mgr) Wendy Algar, Brett House, Mike Mascall, Tim Brunner, Chris Skinner, John Bulloch, Lou Ellis, Maurice Connelly, Dan Bender, Dave Collins, (mgr) Tammy Schultz 2nd Row: Jason Thompson, Jim Maxwell, Joe Valenti, Tom rieu, Tim Laura, JeffJozwiak, Stan Cooke, Mike Batten, Tom Riley, 3rd Row: (mgr) Kelli Reiland, Chris Kelly, John Partyka, Jeff Combs, Greg Mcriutt, Wade Smith, JeffGajor, Steve Gryglewski, Cory Byfield, Mark Paul, Chris Whisman, (coach) Mike Cain, Absent: (coach) Mark Mandolia i i r The J. V. football team nearly won ev- ery game this season and should defi- nitely be at the top next year. The whole team is very talented and has a good chance to go all the way next year. The J. V. team had a record of 6-3 this year placing 2nd in the league. Keeping On Their Toes

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VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1986 football season didn ' t turn out as planned, winning the KVC champion- ship. But the season did produce both good and bad memories. The first half of the season held high hopes for winning the liVC with a league record of 1-4. The final record was 4-5 overall, finishing third in the KVC, a big jump from last place a year ago. The season started with a loss to Fowler- ville. It wasn ' t a good beginning. But the next week in a great defensive battle the Eagles were victorious with a 2-0 victory over the Milford Redskins. Lakeland was next. Again the game explained the de- fensive talents for our Eagles and ended in victory for flartland. Then came the biggest win of the season, a 12-11 win over the Brighton bull- dogs. The first time in four years that we beat Brighton. The Eagles then moved on to beat non-league Woodhaven. From then on flartland didn ' t win another game, but was still proud of their accomplishments, personnel and team. flartland produced a few 1st and 2nd team all lea- guers and a slew of hon- orable mentions. Coach Barbieri was told at the seasons end by other op- posing coaches that flartland had by far the hardest hitters in the league this year.

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Rough And Tough FRESflMErl FOOTBALL The freshmen football team came a long way this season. They improved with each of their nine games tremen- dously. Their coach said the team is very talented and should be in top contention in next years KVC race. The freshmen teams record was 4-5 overall, taking 4th place in the league. Front Row: Craig Harrison, Ryan Ministrelli, Brian Shearer, Todd Soja, Chris Ryan, Chris Curry, Marty Gross, Joe nuttina, Chad Myers, 2nd Row: (mgr) Becky DesAutel, (mgr) Cindy Johnson, Matt Green, Matt Remsing, Phil Sandula, Mike Minneker, Dan tluhn, Leanard Savitskie, Scott Kelley, Michael Dodson, (mgr) Suzanne Anderson, 3rd Row: (coach) Dan Riney, Mark Dinneweth, Brad Boland, Todd Cheney, Chad Cook, Craig Borkowski, Rene Lorentz, Kris Hrause, David Spamer, Jon Miller, (coach) Ralph Scherler