Meade High School - Genesis Yearbook (Fort Meade, MD)

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WHAT if 1 it THEY SAY We definitely were the hardest working team in the county, unfortunately we were snake-bitten in the big gamesfl Mark Bar- rett. V, ,, The 1983 Varsity Soccer season was a disappoint- ing year for the Mustangs. We expected to do better but only ended up with a record of five wins, six los- ses, and one tie. Coach Dan Hart. llsst A ' , ' ' ,' l A il 7' kay, A QW4' W4 f Qitffzvzf' ifwaff. , v 3, 199' ' KW' gzitgf -'f f dl ,. fain M -ft 1'7'2 ' X v- A H r, i ' 7, ' - ' , in l f f ' QWWMQ if V wt 2 fl K'-8? During an intense moment, the Varsity booters concentrate on the task in front of them. 4? ., If iriver no , U- .aww--t N' -W ' K N. S ' ' Ss . 2, , K sg. E x A R K, g . s .ns A -..E 5 HY, Q i ksgiyv K .i X T 'c , 2 my sgwgffw, 'Q ft? w F 1Mgiisgg1s'SsfQs-f.. at so , c Q, g 56. , w A i g V g sfsitfgatfwb ,v A . time . . sss' t t- r A A W ' t W, l ,X l . , , - , -- I .-st in 4 '1-'gifts fWft.Nt.ft. sa, lQgNg'- j ' Awaiting the opening kickoff, the Meade Mustang booters go through their pre-game warmups. quharson. -fr -w- Making a key save is starting goalie Pete Far- Determined to get the ball from an opposing Wildcat are Mike Boone and Darrel Ziemer. Boys Soccer 73

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DISAPPOINTING YEAR FOR VARSITY SOCCER It was a frustrating season for the Mus- tang varsity soccer team. Having its entire defense returning, it appeared Meade would be a strong contender in the Big Eight Conference. The one question in everyone's mind was their offense. Although Meade con- trolled every game with excellent ball con- trol, failure to score cost them many games. They started off fast with a four win, one loss record at midseason, then the roof fell in. ln the next seven games Meade could only produce one more win and one tie. Compiling a record of 5-6-1 was a dis- appointment in itself, but there were many bright spots on the team. Stu Fossett made first-team all-county, while Mark Barrett and John Kolasheski made the second team. There were also many underclass- men who did an outstanding job, including Freshman Mike Boone and Sophomore Bill Huff. All in all it was a discouraging season, and Stu Fossett summed it up best: They are a great bunch of guys and we worked very hard. lt's too bad we couldn't have won more games. fl i -W 2 .Nt ' it Q KD I LLM W MJ M 1 ,tw Mtlyclrm Mr A lliwjl flirt? 3 rriffffgfwv 4 0 W ,,Qgj,.a ,,l .gy4g5g,,ll,irl vga? M ,J www V Mfg! BOYS Soccer UIJCNP lr N F Bottom: Tom Lefle: ' Nestor, Brian McCellen,dfjm Sullivan Scott Beinecke, Paul Levine, ill Huff, Neil Benz, Tim Brown, Brian McWatters, Top: Mike Boone, Mark Hamel, John Kolasheski, Darrel Zimmer, Mark Barrett, Bruce Lavery, Stu Fossett, Peter Farquharson, Eddie Eggerl, Jim ginotti, Leon Fossett, Coach Dan art. Spotting an open teammate, Halfback Jimmy Cinotti follows through with a pass as Mike Boone and Mark Barrett watch intently.

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2 Us 'I Y Q 51 E . ww fleets, 4 Forwards Tim Brown and Mike Boone make an impression upon an opponent with their footwork. Watching on during an intense game: the rest ofthe -vu an --v----u Mustangs Varsity occer team. si .inure ...-..-1,..... , ,ww V. W 3443: ,, :lg 'it' ' :avian endif'-H-I '- g ttt ' 'H QQFZ' 52, f we f During a rough game against Old Mill, Jim Nestor marks their leading scorer. EXUSVYQQ The f'0W ef the Qeme is defenseman Been c a ers. 74 x Boys Soccer