Monacan High School - Legend Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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rs . TrEeese ges beeged William Chen is getting ready for his fabulous serve. Following through on his backhand is Scott Winstead! Making a fantastic return, Casey Cason makes a point. TENNIS 99

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CHIT ines TENNIS The Boy’s Tennis Team had an excellent season. The second game of the season the team defeated Mills Goodwin, some- thing the team has never done before. The season ended with ten wins and five losses. In the Districts they had five wins, tied for first, then lost to Midlothian. In Regionals they placed second only to Douglas Freeman. In In- dividual play Jason Kinder won first place in the Dominion Dis- tricts. The doubles team of Ja- son Kinder and Casey Cason placed first in Districts and sec- ond in Regionals. The number three player, William Chen, made it to the All Academic Dis- trict Team which consisted of only seven players from around the state. © ine) Manchester Goodwin Douglas Freeman Thomas Dale St. Christopher Byrd Clover Hill Meadowbrook Colligiate Midlothian John Marshall Byrd Midlothian Clover Hill Midlothian Lee Davis 7 5 1 7 4 9 6 9 1 6 8 9 3 6 3 9 4 NAOnDW$DOKFWBWHOOWOON CO Douglas Freeman Jason Kinder is running to save the ball. 98 TENNIS

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The Lady Chief field hockey team had an outstanding season. Their record was 10-2. The girls lost to Midlothian in the District which seated them second going into Regionals. The girls bounced back and defeated Mid- lothian to capture the Regional title. From there they went to States, a first for coach Ellie Dozier. The Lady Chiefs made their last appearance at States four years ago. The girls were defeated 1-0 in the first round of Bottom: Renee Womble, Holly Martin, Amy Metzger, Renee Olsen, Jodi Miller — capt., Kathy Ramos, Katy Wright, Diane Choe, Susan Wilson. Top: Becky Young, Elizabeth Payne, Kim King — 100 FIELD HOCKEY States. The J.V. had a winning sea- son also. Coaching the team was Slade Johnson. Strong players were Kerry Boyle and Stephanine Whitlow, who both got moved up to varsity. Other strong players were Liz Olsen, Amy Freeze, Colleen Snow and Cam Phibbs. Leading the scoring drive for the varsity was Jodi Miller and Amy Metzger. Other strong of- fensive players were Renee Ol- capt., Kara Anderson, Lynda Holley, Kari Zoeckler, Suzy Clarke, Christy Smith, Michelle Gresock, Heather Eck- enrode — capt. sen, Katie Wright and Renee Womble in the wing positions. Combining both talents of of- fense and defense, Lynda Holley and Heather Eckenrode were the links to the team. Goalie Kara Anderson was named most valuable defensive player. Other great defense was displayed by Kim King, Eliza- beth Payne and Kathy Ramos. This year was a special year for the girls because the team had 10 senior girls who have Bottom: Kristy Beitz, Kathy Whit- tington, Meredith Pettengill, Kim Wil- liams, Jeanna Saggese, Amy Freese, Colleen Snow, Jean Berry. Top: Kerry Boyle — capt., Liz Olsen — capt., = ® 5 i iz 5 3 2 4 1 3 0 W 0 2 3 0 FIELD HOCKEY been playing hockey together for four years. This was Coach Dozier’s third year of coaching and this was the year that the team decided they were going to States. The two goals that the field hockey team set were 1. to beat Midlothian: ACCOM- PLISHED 2. to go to STATES: ACCOMPLISHED. The 1988-89 Field Hockey team was a perfect example of how the Monacan Chiefs strive to accomplish their goals. Carolyn Lett, Stephanine Whitlow, Amy Pryor, Sara Dandridge, Karen Jones, Julie Smith, Cam Phibbs, Stephanine Varner. VARSITY 4 z= ® Ve Meadowbrook Colonial Heights Hopewell Bird Colonial Heights Meadowbrook Hopewell Manchester Bird Albemarle Midlothian Midlothian Manchester Midlothian Princess Anne ooooooron fo) te] =