Harwich High School - Soundings Yearbook (Harwich, MA)

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CAPE AND ISLANDS CHAMPS AGAIN!! The Harwich girl’s field hockey team completed another season as the undefeated Cape and Islands Field Hockey Champions. Harwich fielded an awe¬ some offense which scored 73 goals in fourteen league games. Juniors Pam Covert and Cindy Heap led the team and the league in scoring with 30 and 25 goals respectively. Senior Amy Macdonald was superb in goal, allowing, a mere 5 goals during league play. Six Harwich girls were named to the Cape and Islands All Star Team— seniors Karen Dunford and Amy Macdonald, along with juniors Pam Covert, Debbie Dolan, Kari Dolan and Cindy Heap. Two of the girls were named to the Boston Globe All- Star Team - Amy Macdonald and Cindy Heap. The Team advanced to the state tournament where they won the first game against Scituate 2 - 1. In the second game against Marshfield, they played well but lost 2 to 1. Coach Poore described this year’s team as “def¬ initely the best skilled team I’ve ever had.” With only two players on the squad graduating this year, Harwich should stay on top once again next year. VARSITY Front: Debbie Dolan, Cindy Heap, Kari Dolan, Amy Macdonald, Karen Dunford, Dannette Hath¬ away, Pam Covert, Laurie MacDiarmiad Back: Andrea Gonsalves, Jeane Loftus, Carol Hannigan, Cathy Doherty, Lynne Flannigan, Coreen Fernandes, Cheryl Heap, Theresa Hanlon, Miss Poore ' HARWICH OPPONENT 4 Falmouth 3 2 Bourne 0 8,5 Cape Cod Tech 1,1 12,9 Nantucket 0,0 5,5 Nauset 0,0 7,5 Chatham 0,0 1,2 Martha’s Vineyard 1,2 2,3 Sandwich 0,0 8,1 Provincetown 0,0 All-Star golie Amy Mac- All-Cape senior Karen Dun- donald ford

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SOCCER TEAM HAS DISAPPOINTING SEASON The varsity soccer team had its share of ups and downs this season with a record of 5, 6, 1. It was a re¬ building season for coach Glenn Rose with only 1 1 re¬ turning lettermen. Seniors Lennie Miranda, Andy Mason, George Fer¬ reira, Peter Pena, Brad Chase, Mike McLCormick, Ken Fehrnstrom, and Mike Ross. Juniors Harry Vrountas, and Doug Martin, and one Sophomore Chris Fehrnstrom. Many first year players were also a great asset to the young team. Seniors John Warren handling the Goaltending duties and speedy Steve Gonzales who was second in scoring on the team behind Lennie Mi¬ randa. Juniors Jay Gomes and Joe Caliri added a punch to the offense and the defense. The team showed strong signs of being a champion¬ ship team in the beginning of the season, but due to the injuries sustained during the season it made the task very difficult. Despite the hardships the team tried its best and never gave up. Senior Lennie Miranda was voted to the Cape and Islands All-Star Team, having been the teams high scorer. Peter Pena received an award for best sports¬ manship. HARWICH OPPOSITION 2, 7 Martha’s Vineyard 1, 2 0, 2 Sandwich 4, 5 3, 2 Upper Cape 1, 2 0 , 0 Nauset 3, 2 4, 3 Cape Cod Tech 0, 3 1, 1 Chatham 3, 3 BACK: H. Dilts(manager), J. Connell, B. Chase, G. Ferreira, C. Fehrnstrom, L. Miranda, K. Fehrnstrom, A. Mason, C. Rose, R. Iben, D. Brittain, J. Learned, G. Rose(coach) FRONT: T. O’Brien, J. Caliri, J. Gomes, M. McCormick, M. Ross, P. Pena, M. Moran, D. Martin, H. Vrontaus, J. Warren