Kiskiminetas Springs School - Kiski Yearbook (Saltsburg, PA)

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1 First Row Tom Schroeder, Mark Swedenborg, Charlie Patterson, Todd Brown, Jim Menges, and Tim Fitzgerald Second Row Dave Gordon Bob Good, Bob Milligan, Mark Lisac, Randy Brown, and Chris Armstrong. Third Row: Scott Muller Phil Cartey Randy Galloway Gregg Floro, Mike Posner, and Jim Fisher. JUNIOR VARSITY SCCCER The basis for the surprising success of the Junior Varsity soccer team this year was based on determination, a little bit of luck, the fine coaching, and finally the learning of fundamentals of the game. Mr. Brett took the reins of control this year as head coach, and he immediately realized what kind of trouble he was in as far as experienced players on the field was concerned. In two weeks coach Brett with the help of coaches Nanney and Stokes pulled their large and loosely aligned athletes together to form a team. After frantic preparations, the Kiski J.V.'s went to Fox Chapel to be downed in a 2-0 contest. This was their last taste of de- feat except for their last game. The Cougar's final record was 5- 2-2, this record is by tar the best of any J.V. team in years past. 142

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Igfufmaa J, 1- lri asain-v EFHFQSI' First Flow: Bob Webster, Rick Juve, Lynn Dudinsky, Doug Saunders, and Mike Dexter. Second Row: George Antoon, Kevin Wick John Sladic, Steve Curtin, and Greg Makhov. Third Row: Bob Swain, Jon Flutter, John Emch, Andy McGregor, and Mark Katz. FFIESHIVIAN SOCCER The Cub soccer team this year under the direc- tion of coach Murciano had a very good year. The team was very inexperienced yet was able to have a winning season. The freshmen were able to score wins against such rivals as Valley School, Elderton, and Shady Side. The team spirit and willingness to work hard was the key to their success. With cub teams like this in the future, the Junior Varsity teams at Kiski are assured to have the depth which they need. 143