Milton Academy - Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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meet record. After the first two weeks we ran off six consecutive victories, and then went into the League Championship race with high hopes. Unfortunately muddy and rainy conditions slowed down runners, which took us out of con- tention and dropped us to a third place out of sixteen teams. Indi- vidually, the team was led by cap- ,gacalmwfqw tain Mark Lawrence, Ed Sugrue and Mark Rodgers early in the sea- son, with soccer-convert Colm Sweeney, Yawu Miller and Bill Brown as important factors as the season progressed. Sweeney and Lawrence finished among the medalists in the League meet. Cap- tains Ed Sugrue and Tom Hoshour will lead a young but experienced team next year and it will no doubt challenge the best in the League once again. Girls' Cross Country had a char- acteristically successful season: we won the I.S.L. title for the fourth consecutive year. Winning every race she competed in, co- captain Kristin Perini continued her superb efforts in running. Next year's co-captains Sarah Smith and Christina Mathews both had excellent seasons, but unfortu- nately Christina, along with co- captain Kakie Andrews and re- turning runner Susan Evans, suf- fered injuries. Soccer-convert Kathy Iackson and veteran Mary Beth Martin added the depth cru- cial to a winning team. Next year's outlook is positive for yet another 1st place. 83

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Chris Morrow, fullback Ioey Swir- balus, and All-League split-end Pat Flaherty. Best of luck to next year's captains Tim Mackey and Tim Kilroy. The Boy's Varsity Soccer team had an up-and-dowirseason which ended with a respectable 5- 6-2 record. During the first part of the fall there were close losses to teams that we should have been able to beat, but these were bal- anced out by victories over the one time League-leading B.B.N. squad and the previously unde- feated Thayer team. A frustrating loss to Nobles at the end of the season did nothing to mar the strong play of goalie Doug Marttila nor the rest of our strong defense core. Iohn Lewis and captain Geoff Theobald were elected to the All- League team with John Bisbee re- ceiving honorable mention. Good luck to next year's captains Ioe Chase and Chris Smith. The Girls' Soccer team had a tremendous season. For the sec- ond consecutive year I.V. was un- defeated. The Varsity, with help from coach Ms. Grant, placed sec- ond inthe I.S.L. and in the annual soccer tournament. In addition, all 82 players had a Wonderful time. Hopes are high for next yearis team, who, under the leadership of captains Alison Churchill and Ali- son Demos, will be tough to beat. Dana, Governor Dummer, B.B.N., and especially Nobles - WATCH OUT! Boys' Cross Country enjoyed one of its finest seasons in recent memoryg We raced to a 7-1 dual

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FOOTBALL Row '1 - Zervas, N. Mooney, Swirbalus, Pyne, Bradley, Wayne, Churchill fcaptainl, McCarthy fcaptainj, Gould, Koltun, Cabot, Morrow, Horan, Scott. Row 2 - Thompson, Fitzgerald, Hobbs, Flaherty, Cadagan, Stammen, Ayers, Miller, Cross, Torrico, Phillips, Kilroy, Merrigan, Marsala. Row 3 - Ohr, Mackey, Perini, Mullen, Ohlson, McElroy, Vincequerro, Robledo, Burns, DeMatteo, Cassin, Cooper, Chayett. Row 4 - Dearborn, Goff, I. Mooney, Marshall, Wilde, Pierce, Donohue, Griffin, Travis, Butzel, Saletta, Lee, Sigourney. Row 5 - Rhodes, Aoki, Hirose, Mr. Flaherty, Mr. Cleveland, Mr. Perkins, Cooke, Mr. Garrity, Bordonaro, Paul FIELD HOCKEY Row 1 - Wright, Walcott, Brewster, Swett fcaptainl, Chylack, Friedman, Doherty. Row Z - Remington, A. Duncan, Flaherty, H. Duncan, Pines, Takoudes. Row 3 W S. White, I. White, Cervieri, Albright, Kylander, Frederickson, Tessmer, Chilton. Row 4 - Ms. Campbell, Weinkopf, Corey, Hutchins, Colt, Bermingham, Ms. Alsbach