Northeast High School - Viking Log Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

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In with the new . . . Over the goalie and into the net the crowd roared its approval as Nor- theast scored the winning goal against Gibbs. The boys, soccer team did get off to a winning start, beating rival Gibbs High School 2-1. In their next game against Clearwater, however, they lost 1-6. Sophomore goalie Scott Rebane stated, We found Tarpon Springs to be a good, competitive team. This year's team had a lot of get up and go. The new members of the team really pulled their own weight. Coach Ty McCraw had these com- ments on the team: This year's team was definitely a rebuilding year. The team was composed mainly of a lot of young players with a lot of hustle and desire. They gave one hundred percent at all times. The new players that con- tributed to our performance and gave it all they had were seniors Scott Lo- jewski, Fred Could, and Romey Daley, and sophomore Doug DeLorey. We have come a long way in three years since on- ly six players from last year's team returned. Only one senior returned, we lost sixteen seniors to graduation. We have won two city championships and one district, and gained three all-state nominationsg six players have been named all-county, all-conference first team. We have gone a long way and will still go a long way into the future, with a lot of hard work and determination. While soccer was a relatively new sport for Pinellas County and Northeast, attendance at the games was up. Front row - Toan Vo, Rick Pollard, Scott Lo- jewski, Mike Huber, Romey Daley, Fred Could, Brian Weissman, Guy Abell, 2nd row - Richard Etchison, Sanghane Syaphay, Glen Caneel, Dave Neff, Ieff Cigante, Mike Montanari, Mark Rutledge, Mike Tran, Clifford Keiserg Back row - Kevin Martin, Toby Kinney, David Wells, Scott Rebane, Doug DeLorey, Robert Polay, lack Caramello, Coach Ty McCraw. BOYS' SOCCER Two on one. Cuy Abell uses all the tricks in his book to maneuver the ball through the other team's defense in the pursuit of scoring a goal.

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Taking all he's got, Mark Ackett breaks down his opponent, receiving points for his strategic moves before he moves in for the pin. Front row - Mike Alton, Gary Guarinog 2nd row - Mark Ackett, Greg McDonald, Kevin Gregg, Tom Santilli, Rob Bedartg 3rd row - Todd Gregg, Paul Ivory, Steve Diaco, Ken Ballengerg Back row - Ieff Hare, Chris Turner, Kelly Andersen, Bobby Ortiz, Shawn Goodrich. f Complete concentration is on Steve Diaco's face as he makes a reversal to have the advantage of being top man. if 1.v. WRESTLING 135

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Up and over! Demonstrating his soccer skills, Kevin Martin performs the difficult kick known as the bicycle kick. Perfecting these soccer skills takes time and lots of practice, which the team worked on after school. In control, sophomore Scott Rebane tries to en- sure the team an edge by giving the advantage of a good kick in the right place at the right time. As goalie, Scott's job is to keep the opponents from scoring in the goal and to try to keep the ball on the other side of the field. E , W , 5 , Look out! From the look on the goalie's IScott Rebanel face, playing soccer is serious business. Anyone who gets in Scott's way will bein trouble! BOYS' SOCCER 137