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

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Extreme concentration and skill are disp by Kevin Saenz as he dribbles down the in hopes of a goal. kill and determintation were .clearly evident in this year’s 'Boys Varsity Soccer Team. Even” though this pool of talented young men won the AAA State Cham- pionship last year, they still worked hard to perfect their game. Parade’s All American Tommy Nicholson and Matt Wayland dominated this year’s forward line with their precise passing and quick drives. To support the for- ward line were midfielders John Elliott and Jeff Kime who made sure the pace of each game was set and maintained. Furthermore, Larry Ben- nett showed his skills at both ends of the field by playing the stopper posi- tion. In the backfield the defense was led by sweeper Alan Anderson. To assist him were Mahlon Moore and John Dumbleton. Tying everything up for this stupendous team was goalie Mark Wayland. At the beginning of the season when Coach Cicala was asked how he felt about the up and coming games, he replied,“A good nucleus has returned from last year, and we should be very solid. It will take time to work in the new players.” To sum everything up, Alan Anderson com- mented, There were a lot of new young faces on the team this year, and as the season progressed, Coach Cicala and the team really came together. The players learned to work as a team. Along with this major factor, the dedication that each player gave to the program also played a significant part in the team’s success.” While playing in a practice scrimmage, Alan Anderson heads the ball over his oncoming oppo nent. As Mark Wayland rolls on the ball,he looks down field for an open teammate to throw to. 258 Sports

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KIthough the girls Varsity Soc- cer Team went into the season as the defending Northern Region Champions, they did not slack off at all. From the very beginning em phasis was placed on team coordination and cooperation, as well as avoiding in- juries. Even though the team had graduated five seniors, it remained strong with talented players such as senior Julie Cunningham in midfield, junior Amy McDowell in the goal, and senior Amy Patton on defense. When asked how she felt about being in the position to defend the Northern Region title, Coach Carolyn Rice commented that ‘‘Since we’re on top, everyone’s shooting for us, and they’ve got nothing to lose. As Julie Cunningham (17) attempts to pass down field. Marti Bcvan (10) blocks the ball. Alter heading the ball Amy Patton remains suspended in mid-air. During practice senior Marie Alves (15) concentrates on getting the ball in a chest trap. 260 Sports