Monacan High School - Legend Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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No way buddy! Making sure his man doesn’t advance, David White moves in for the steal. te Se Appearing cool and collected, halfback Jamie O’Neil prepares to set the offense up. Aaahhbhbh!! Hollering in dismay, Paul Lawson barely misses scoring much to the relief of the defending goalie. Help! Literally keeping his opponent off balance, Kevin George puts on a masterful fake which leaves his opponent in the dust. Soccer Page 75

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Sparkling, Flashy; Soccer ; e Totally disregarding his opponents, Chris Scott demonstrates the skills which made him by far the Region’s most prolific scorer the past two years. Come and try it! Appearing to taunt his opponents, Todd Gravatt clears the ball away from the Monacan goal. Page 74 Soccer

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Forward Approach Struggling through the first nine games of the 1985 season with a 3-5-1 record, the JV soccer team put their act to- gether and drilled their last five opponents by a combined score of 23-5 and thus nailed down another winning record for Monacan. Such a long term comeback displayed the true character and winning desire of the JV Chiefs and earned them a great deal of respect from everyone. It also emphasized Monacan’s ever growing dominance in spring sports and this past year did much to boost the school’s confidence in soccer. On the field itself, defense was the key for the JV team. Giving up only an average of two goals a game, the defense, led by goalies Dean Baddorf and Brad Lambert and defen- semen Ward Morgan, Brian Daugherty, Lee McCullough, and Billy Thomas, made the thei te “Nae, rg Ry 7 : Nae ee ABT lee 1985 JV Soccer Team task of winning easier for the offense which scored 48 goals, or an average of nearly four goals per game. Offensively, the JV Chiefs were led pri- marily by the feet of Greg Cousins and Brad Reeves who combined, scored nearly three-fourths of the team’s goals. But the last five games proved indeed to be the cli- max of the season and under the leadership of captains Ward Morgan and Steven White, the team found the perfect combination to victo- ry. Next year should provide new challenges for the JV team as they seek to keep a winning record despite the loss of several talented play- ers to the Varsity squad. Chasing down the ball, attack- man Brad Reeves only has one more man to beat before reaching the op- posing goal. FRONT ROW: Scott Buchanan; Brian Daugherty; Mark Debartalo; Ward Morgan; Lee McCullogh; Mike Peterman; SECOND ROW: Brad Reeves; Ken Russell; John Cummings; Steve White; Greg Green; Billy Thom- as; Coach Pitzer; THIRD ROW: Jessica Copold; Brad Lambert; Darren Baddorf; Greg Cousins; Todd Frank; Kevin Baker; Charles Heiser; John Elmore; Dean Baddorf; Jennifer Copold. Carefully observing, coach Pitzer studies his opponent’s strategies. Page 76 J.V. Soccer