Nanaimo District Secondary School - NDSS Yearbook (Nanaimo, British Columbia Canada)

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GIRLS ' SOCCER THE GIRLS ' SOCCER TEAM STARTED THE SEASON OFF ON A WINNING NOTE - 5-0 OVER PORT ALBERNI. SECOND-YEAR PLAYERS INCLUDE: GAIL ARMBRUSTER, KIM CLARK, WENDY COATS, NADINE MCKAY, SUE WALTHERS AND BEV WARD. JOINING THE TEAM FOR THE FIRST TIME: TRACEY HEDBERG, RACHEL HUNEAULT, NADIA JADRESKO, SHANNON KITCHEN, JULIE KRALL, MELYNDA KURUCZ, CATHERINE LANYON, TERI MEYER, SELENA PELLISSARI AND TARA SHORT. TEAM MANAGER WAS BRENDA PARHAR. THE NORTH VANCOUVER ISLAND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS GIRLS ' SOCCER LEAGUE IS DI- VIDED INTO SIX TEAMS. THE TEAMS PLAYED FOR THE NORTH ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS WHICH WERE HELD IN NANAIMO; THEN THE GIRLS PLAYED THE SOUTH ISLAND TEAM FOR THE SOUTH ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS, FOLLOWED BY THE PROVINCIALS IN VICTORIA. MANY THANKS TO COACHES MR. HEDBERG AND MR. WHITING, AND CONGRATULATIONS ON A WELL-PLAYED SEASON. BOYS ' SOCCER THE NDSS BOYS ' SOCCER TEAM HAD THE MOST SUCCESSFUL SEASON SINCE THEY WON THE BC ' S IN 1980. COACH RON MARTENS FEELS THE TEAM WAS ONE OF THE STRONGEST HE ' S EVER COACHED AT NDSS. HE ALSO FEELS THAT IF THE PLAYERS CONTINUE TO APPLY THEMSELVES, ALL OF THEM COULD GET SCHOLARSHIPS. THE TEAM DIDN ' T LOSE A SINGLE REGULAR SEASON GAME AND FINISHED SIXTH IN THE BC ' S AFTER LOSING TWO KEY SHOOTOUTS. PAT RHODE WAS CHOSEN MOST VALUABLE PLAYER OF THE TOURNAMENT ALONG WITH DAN MULTARI, MATT STEWART, LARRY STEPHANIK AND KEVIN HOOPER, WHO WERE CHOSEN AS ALL- STARS. THE REST OF THE TEAM CONSISTED OF: DAN CROUCH, PAUL AVENDER, BRIAN SCHMIDT, RUSSELL CRIPPS, ANDREW SCOTT, DARCY BOULTON, DAVE REDWOOD, MIKE WYSE, GLEN JOHNSON, DALE FULTON AND ANDY SMITH. GREAT SEASON, BOYS, AND GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE! 146

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Boys Basketball THE SENIOR BOYS ' STRONG AND TALENTED BASKETBALL TEAM SURVIVED A LONG, TOUGH SEASON THIS YEAR. THE TEAM PLAYED 29 GAMES IN THE THREE-AND-A-HALF-MONTH SEASON, WITH A RECORD OF 19 WINS AND 10 LOSSES. THE BOYS PLACED FIRST IN THE LEAGUE BY BEATING COWI- CHAN. THIS BROUGHT THEM TO THE NORTH ISLAND LEAGUE TOURNAMENT WHERE THEY WON EIGHT GAMES AND LOST TWO. THE TEAM PLACED SECOND AFTER LOSING TO COWICHAN, THE TEAM THEY HAD PREVIOUSLY BEATEN IN LEAGUE PLAY. THIS SECOND-PLACE STANDING BROUGHT THEM TO THE ISLANDS, WHERE THEY WERE DE- FEATED IN GAME ONE AGAINST MT. DOUGLAS, AND LED THEM INTO THE CONSOLATION ROUND. THEY DEFEATED PORT ALBERNI AND LOST TO COWICHAN ONCE MORE, WHICH PLACED THEM SIXTH OVERALL. GIVING OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES WERE CHRIS JANG, RICK SIDHU, GLEN JOHNSON AND MIKE WYSE. OUR TEAM ' S ENTHUSIASM AND MOTIVATION REKINDLED A LOT OF LOST SCHOOL SPIRIT WHICH GOT PEOPLE OUT AND CHEERING. MUCH OF THE SUCCESS CAN BE ATTRIBUTED TO THE CREATIVE, ELABORATE POSTERS FREQUENTLY SEEN IN THE CAFETERIA. SPECIAL THANKS TO TRACEY WHITE AND JANINE DORSAY - MANAGERS WITH A LOT OF SPIRIT AND DEDICATION.

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s RUGGER THE RUGBY TEAM GOT OFF TO A GREAT START THIS YEAR, STANDING UNDEFEATED AFTER ITS FIRST THREE GAMES. THIS YEAR, THE TEAM MEMBERS WANTED TO ACHIEVE THE HIGHEST STANDING POSSIBLE IN THE LEAGUE. THERE WASN ' T ANY DIFFICULTY GATHERING ENOUGH PLAYERS THIS YEAR, UNLIKE PRE- VIOUS YEARS. THIS TEAM, IN THE PAST, HAS HAD A HARD TIME GETTING UNDERWAY. ON THE FIELD THIS YEAR WERE: KRIS HUTTON, BENNETT GALLOWAY, DAVE TROUGHTON, ADAM FROST, KEN STRATTON, ROB COSGROVE, JAMIE BITONTI, JOHN BREWER, STEVE SODER- STROM, BRETT BLAIKIE, ROB WEBB, ROB PARMAR, GARTH MARWICK, PRESTON BOOMARS, DEAN BOHM, MIKE LAANELA, GEORGE TOPIC, TONY PARMAR, GUY PARCHER, LINCOLN BOOMARS AND TREVOR FIELD. COACH STEVE AUSTIN SELECTED KEN STRATTON AND JAMIE BITONTI AS OUTSTANDING PLAYERS. BOTH HAVE PLAYED RUGBY BEFORE, AS HAS MOST OF THE TEAM, EXCEPT FOR SEVEN PLAYERS. BUT, AS MR. AUSTIN SAYS, IT IS THE TEAM AS A WHOLE THAT WINS THE GAMES . AT THIS POINT, THE TEAM IS WORKING AT MAKING TO WIN THE B C CHAMPIONSHIP. IT TO THE PROVINCIALS AND HOPES ? §? W9S0 ' M ' t