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

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Todd Lipscey intercepts an opponents pass. Mike Vaughn puts a little power in his kick. Mike was a key player for the Wolverines. David. Rubel goes. down in an attempt to get the ball. J.V. SOCCER Garfield 1-3 Woodbridge 1-8 Brentsville 5-6 Stonewall 0-1 Fauquier 3-5 Osbourn Park 3-0 Potomac 0-3 Stafford 2-0 FINAL RECORD Front row: Mike Siler, Tray Lipscey, Nick Kopchimsky, Todd Lipscey, Cisco 2-5-1 Manthey, David Shetrone, Bobby Grier, Steve Snyder. Back row: David Frields, Ken Haney, Greg Schramm, Mike Packard, Bruce Comeyne, Kevin Tehan, Steve Ray- mond, Chris Brule, Wes King. Boys Varsity J.V. Soccer 27

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Varsity coach Emmet Aleshire. Junior Varsity Coach Carter Chewning. Tom Turner takes the ballanto enemy. territory. Courtland 2-0 Spotsylvania 1-0 Fauquier 4-0 Potomac 0-1 Stafford 2-0 Gar-Field 1-0 Potomac 1-1 Osbourn Park 2-4 Woodbridge 2-2 Fauquier 7-2 James Wood 2-2 Stonewall 3-4 Stafford 2-1 FINAL RECORD 8-4-3 VARSITY SOCCER The 1986 boys varsity soccer season was a good one. “The team went be- yond any expectations I had for them,” said coach Aleshire. When asked which player stood out he simply said “none, it was a total team ’ effort.” There were a few players that were ex- ceptionally talented, such as Tom Turner with the team high for goals and assists. Sasha Cimermanis and Mike Vaughn were major contribu- tions to the team. When asked about next years team, Aleshire said that they should make districts. The North Stafford junior varsity soccer team for the season of 1986 was one of excellence as described by head coach Carter Chewning. Coach Front Row: Sasha Cimermanis, Keith Muscato, Tracy Horstkamp, Kevin Watson, David Rubel, Tim Dinkle, Greg Jackson, Jodi Campbell Back Row: Jimmy Black, Jeff Burtt, Grant Seiffert, Robbie Goss, Mike Russillo, Eric Taylor, Tom Turner, Mike Vaughn, John Follin, John Habina, Bruce Comeyne, Coach Aleshire 26 Boys Varsity J.V. Soccer Men Chewning described the team as being very responsible and hardworking . They could be trusted to practice unsu- pervised without playing around. The most valuable players were Bruce Comeyne, Todd Lipscey, Gregg Shawn, Mike Packard, Chris Burnell and David Shetrome. The winner of the coaches award was Bruce Co- meyne. Comeyne was described as a hard worker, excellent player and a team leader. The team all round was dedicated, responsible and really loved the game. Coach Chewning said, that he knew nothing of the game before this season but the players really helped a lot. They had great chemistry as a team. 4

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Coach; Carol Filo; “The Key to the SUCCESS Was togetherness.” The North Stafford High Girls Var- sity soccer team had an excellent year. The team possesed superb offense which scored 44 goals in the 86 season and allowed only 22 goals (A school record) in their defensive efforts. The girls ended the season with a 7-4-1 re- cord. According to Coach Filo, the rea- son for the teams success was that in- stead of the usual 2 or 3 players excel- ling the whole team was great. Coach Filo also cited team togetherness as a reason for the good year. Four players accounted for 34 of the teams total 44 goals, Lee Hoyle scored 10 goals, Christina Stewart had 9, Mi- chelle Stewart knocked in 8, and Liz Johnson ended the season with 7 goals. The record setting defense is not to be forgotten, with Beth Goode and Chrissy Wiegand allowing the oppo- nent only rare Opportunities to score. The '86 season also had two fresh- men playing on the varsity team. Both Erin Flanagan and Jenifer Grien played well against much older and more ex- perienced opponents. Both should be an asset in future seasons. The team lost 4 starters to gradu- ation, Liz Johnson, Christina Stewart, Michelle Stewart, and Kim Comeyne. These losses will be filled by Beth Goode, Chrissy Wiegend, and Lee Hoyle, all of whom have played since their freshman year. The combined talents and skill of the girls working together made for a Wolverine winning season. The J.V. team did not finish with the record the varsity did, but the team finished strong winning 3 of their last 4 games for a 3-5 record. The all around team leader was Jenifer Brown who as a freshman provided much of the of- fensive effort for the team. The spunk and determination of all the girls on both teams will provide future teams with a base from which to work. From the Yearbook Staff and all of North Stafford High — Thank you you've shown us that you're on the way up. GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER Fauquier 9-0 Potomac 3-3 Stafford 5-0 Gar-Field 6-1 | Osborn Park 1-3 Woodbridge 0-4 Fauquier 9-1 Stonewall 1-4 Stafford 5-1 Osborn Park 1-3 Final Record 7-4-1 Front Row: Jenifer Grein, Sheri Patterson, Christine Stewart, Michelle Stewart, Christine Dickerson, Jana Dake Back Row: Gabby Burns, Erin Flannigan, Laurie ' Allison, Beth Goode, Chrissie Wiegand, Kim Comeyne, Phillis Braxton, Susan Goss, Liz Johnson, Lee Hoyle 28 Girls Soccer