Lake Braddock Secondary School - Lair Yearbook (Burke, VA)

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Keeping her eye on the ball. Kathi Nidifer (161 crosses field to aid her fellow teammate. J.V. FIELD HOCKEY: Team: Susan Alexander. Elizabeth Bolden. Karen Champigny, Stephanie Chong. Celeste Herbert. Jenifer Jagielski. Rosan- na Jones. Cythia Keys. Michelle Kime. Debra Maddox. Heather Morrow. Kathi Nidiffer. Jeanette Ramirez. Kimberly Riley. Jennifer Saf- fron. Coach: Carolyn Rice. ur team is very young. We have more promise than any other team before. OuF team is smart and these girls are impressive athletes. com- mented Carolyn Rice. J.V. Field Hockey coach. The team's aggressive attack led by Stephanie Chong (5). Michelle Kime (8), Karen Champigny (11), and Kathy Nidiffer (16) helped the team to a successful season. The tough defense allowed only one goal per game. Throughout the season, the outstanding player was chosen each week to be captain for the game. These girls were very consistent on the field which was reflected in their record. The team was very young, but had ef- fective talent. 228 Sports Coach Rice discusses strategy with Kathi Nidifer (16) before her entrance of Debbie Maddox (14) watches intently as s the game. waits to subsitule into the Woodson game.

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 roper defensive position. Mclisa McNulty watches the ball's every move. While being challenged by her Robinson adver- sary. Katie Colocotronis (10) dribbles the ball out of the circle. Successfully keeping the ball away from her Robinson opponent is center forward Tisha Carev (3). Varsity Field Hockey 227

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 Y' 1 y ' ■£ pei-s (X t v f« K »V , t lo-h crP 1 h - J e’c -rv ’ o! ■ CC c -»— au $ £ 1 X r »-v. ? rt?-' (xl i ■ uyot , , V' I- ' 0 j -r H In the last regular tournament of the season. Mark Eichelman prepares to putt the ball in an ef- fort to win the match against Oakton. c Ck t-t ( Senior David Gilroy gorillas his driver on the 1 A . first tee in the match against Oakton. TCiL.- The golf team experienced many lj Y changcs this year. First of all. golf was switched from a spr- •( £ ing sport to a fall sport. They also had a new coach. Dan Griel. The team, however, was not affected by these { u? f€. transitions. They proved this by play- ing well in their district tournaments. Mark Eichelman, David Gilroy, and Scott Hartung continually had low . scores throughout the season. The f ® s'1'1 1 V team as a whole defeated West Spr- ingfield, Woodson, and T.C. Williams, thus having a 3-5 overall record. “The returning members were able to im- { prove their game greatly while the new members show great potential for [x i the future,” commented senior Ed McFarland. . O- £) ' wtiWULl „ VARSITY GOLF: Captain: Bruce Keys. Team: Jay Aceron. Anthony Beverina. Dave Duhadway, Mark Eichelman. Wyn R. Elder. David Gilroy, Trent Gladstone. Scott Hartung, Bruce Keyes. Ed McFarland. Michael Rusinak. Coach: Dan Griel. Members of the golf team relax before playing their tournament at Penderbrook Golf Course. k ve - ■« Vi [AA. V f I y-a • IAk. Vet 7- • a n? rt -h £ . , 9 JL J{ a C fO r ( y . a s -e A c -?4 v r wj J.V. Field Hockey and Golf 229