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passes, Uacqui, Smith, nda Watoblak, and Liz™ . their way to the goalie Bae aot See wd om as Varsity Field Hockey. FRONT: Lucy Fisher, Liz Smith, Sarah Moore. SEC- OND: Kristin Twilla (manager), Manda Waroblak, Lisa Barnard, Jacqui M4 TTR ae Smith, Mary Norford, Brenda Loyd, 1 RAMEE) Audrey Ladner, Amy Johnson, Tanya Richardson (manager). THIRD: Wendi Pohlig, Maya Lear, Kim Majors, Karen Cofer, Tammy Atkinson, Caroline Smith, Stephanie Lawson, Mia Ra, Coach Wilkinson. BACK: Robin Slay- ton, Kara Ramsey, Kim Kimmelshue, Beth Savage, Sandra Davis, Michelle White, Kelly Thompson, Lynn Miller, Allison Hyden. The Old Teaches The New. Three year veteran, Mary Norford passes on a few tips to first year goalie, Cindy Odum. Cindy Odum was part of the Varsity, as well as the J.V. team. 88 Varsity Field Hockey
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Unbeatable Teamwork Coach Lorraine Wilkinson expected great things of Mon- acan’s 1983 field hockey team, and her faith in the team was rewarded by the best season the girls ever had. The many returning players from last year’s varsity and junior varsity teams brought the team to the highest level of skill in its history. In concrete terms this meant the estab- lishment of records that may stand unbroken for years to come. After a close loss to Albe- marle for first place in the Al- bemarle Invitational Tourna- ment, the girls began their reg- ular season with a record- breaking 15-0 defeat of Petersburg. From then on there was no stopping the Lady Chiefs in district play. Led by top-scorers Liz Smith, Manda Waroblak, and Mia Ra, the team scored 54 times in seven games, while goalie Mary Norford and an outstand- ing defense kept their oppo- nents to only one goal. This un- beatable teamwork sent the girls to the state semifinals for a momentous win over North Stafford. Not only did Liz Smith’s winning goal break the state record for most goals scored by a player in a single season, but the win meant Monacan would proceed to the final round for the first time after four years of playing in the state tournament. Even though the team lost the final game to South Lakes, the girls should be as proud of the ex- ceptional skill level displayed as they deserved — the State Runner-up Title. Several special awards were presented at the end of the season: Liz Smith was vot- ed Best Offensive Player, Au- drey Ladner and Lucy Fisher tied for the honor of Best De- fensive Player, and Mary Nor- ford received the Coach’s Award for three years of dedi- cated varsity play. Yet dedi- cation and team spirit was the ruler rather than the exception on Monacan’s hockey field; and the friendships found and the lessons learned will stand as a tribute to Coach Wilkin- son’s conscientious guidance even longer than the records will. JAB! With a one hand jab, defense player Audrey Ladner attempts to tackle her opponent, and pass the ball on to Lisa Barnard (18). “If You Need A Friend... ”’ Besides being an exceptional coach, Lorraine Wilkinson formed close friendships with the girls on the team. They are special friendships that can never be broken. we they Albemarle Tournament Annandale Albemarle Queen Elizabeth O Petersburg O Hopewell 0 J-H-W O Marshall-Walker 2 Albemarle 0 Petersburg 1 Hopewell FORFEIT J-H-W Marshall-Walker Collegiate Regionals Petersburg Hopewell State Semi-finals 1 @) North Stafford Out In Front. Getting into position, Get Out Of The Way. Overcoming her Tammy Atkinson prepares to drive the opponent, senior Liz Smith moves to- State finals ball down the field for a teammate to —- ward the goal in hopes of scoring for 1 2 South Lakes pick up. the team. Varsity Field Hockey 89
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