North Stafford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stafford, VA)

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Erick Craig forces his opponent to MAKE A MOVE (ee , ON ME referee’s signal, Johnny Burress settles down. Freshman Greg Greenhow takes his opponent down. Front Row, left to right: B. Doerr, B. Schopfel, K. Hagans, D. Payne, E. Major, H. Doerr. Center Row, left to right: J. Martin, B. Ulrich, G. Greenhow, M. Woelfel, M. Woel- fel, M. Holladay, E. Henley, C. Ed- wards. Back Row, left to right: M. Ellsworth, T. Roll, J. Hotz, E. Craig, J. Burress, Coach Carr. JV Wrestling 123

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Wrestling The wrestling team had their ups and downs this year. They did not win many meets although five of their teammates made re- gionals. Chris Roy made re- gionals in his first year of wrestling. The other four members traveling to Lynch- burg for regionals were ee) Powers, David Kris- nitski, Joey Boggs and Cecil Holmes. Several members of the J.V. wrestling team moved up to wrestle on the Varsity squad at the end of the sea- son. All team members are to be congratulated on their team effort. Moving around during a match David Rodriquez steadies himself. Mike Stivers readies his opponent to be pinned. Chris Roy puts forth a tremendous effort while he is wrestling. Front Row, left to right: J. Cole, C. Walsh, B. Mullanky, J. Krisnitski, M. Wilburn, D. Krisnitski, B. Fisher and J. Boggs. Center Row, left to right: M. Stivers, A. Kepcke, C. D. Rodriquez, C. Homes, C. Fred- Embrey, R. Joyce, Z. Edwards, C. Burtt and J. Stearlings. Back Row, left to right: R. Knight, T. Powers, oo Me Sophomore Butch Fisher pins an opponent. rick, M. owers and C. Johnson. Manuvering his body Joey Boggs gains extra points.

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Shoot For Two ... Dana Troutt puts up a shot in heavy traffic. The Smile Has Left Their Eyes Just as if it were last season the Wolverines were picked to finish the seventh in the District. They came out and beat James Monroe 47-45, and Potomac 58-50. After raising their record to 4-0 Hosting a Stonewall team that hadn’t won a District contest, proved to be a tough match even though we won 51-47. After that ame the winds in the olverines tails seem to blow in a different they suffered their first direction. They lost ten loss. At the “I-95 straight games, sending Expressway Tournament” — them from a first place tie they were crushed by to seventh place. In those Woodbridge 43-76, ten games, however they bouncing back the next layed Woodbridge, James night to beat Potomac ood, Garfield and 65-58. Next time out they Fauquier twice. With the lost to James Monroe by 1 exception of Garfield the point, after they had made Wolverines were blown a great comeback. Then at — out once and the other Stafford, they built ae a game was very close to the commanding lead only to wire. They played see Stafford come peel and everyone close once and send it into triple with an upset or two they over-time. North Stafford can prove the critics wrong prevailed, though, 57-56. once again. Dribble, Dribble ... Todd Smith dribbles for position in order to ai make a drive to the basket. BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL James Monroe 47-45 mF Potomac 58-50 “di Courtland 44-48 Courtland 63-52 Woodbridge 43-76 Potomac 65-58 James Monroe 57-58 Stafford 57-56 Stonewall Jackson 51-47 Woodbridge 54-58 Gar-Field 52-75 Fauquier 42-82 Fauquier 50-54 Stonewall Jackson 57-64 Potomac 60-64 James Wood 55-70 James Wood 60-62 Gar-Field 56-91 Woodbridge 61-88 Front Row: Manager Justina Edwards, James Hoffman, Don Klabough, Tom Reid, Dana Allen, Coach Mike Trant. Back Winter, Matt Sullivan, Jake Troutt, Todd Smith. Row: Randy Bowling, Rob Bumbrey, Ray Jones, Mike | 124