Ocean Township High School - Sandpiper Yearbook (Oakhurst, NJ)

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Soccer Sports Successful Season The 1970 season was one of the most exciting and successful soccer seasons in the sports history of Ocean Township High. The varsity team had been improving greatly each year throughout the coaching years of Mr. Alan Johnston. The Spartans kicked their way to a sparkling third place finish in the class B division trailing Shore Regional by one point for second place. The Toe- men sported a record of 8-5-5 and lost four games by only one goal. The Spartans qualified in the State Tourney and traveled to Edison to play a tough Northern Valley Team. Ocean chalked up a well earned 2-l victory. The climax of the season occurred at the Monmouth College Soccer Field where Ocean met Howell. The Howell Soccer Team was acclaimed as one of the best teams in New Jersey and finished second in group three. Ocean was a tremendous underdog. The game started as expected, as Howell booted in three goals. The Spartans fought hard and tackled skillfully to score three goals in the remainder of regulation time. Both teams battled hard during overtime period. Howell scored with thirty seconds left to win 4-3. Varsity Soccer OPPONENT OCEAN 0 Asbury Park..... 2 Shore Regional . . . . . . .l l Red Bank ...... . .... l l Raritan .............. . .-. . 2 O Monmouth Regional . . . . . . .l l Freehold - ........... .... 5 0 St. Rose ....... .... 0 3 Asbury Park ...... .... 3 l Tom River South . . . . . . .2 I Red Band- ........ .... l 6 Toms River. South. . . . . . .0 2 Freehold ........... .... 3 2 Monmouth Regional . . . . . . .3 1 Shore Regional ...... .... I l Middletown .... .... O l Wall Township. . . . . . .0 6th Row fleft to Rightj: B. Rademacher, B. Schumin, D. Kapsaskis, D. Bayconich. 5th Row: l.. Sussman, B. Labella, J. Tumin, S. Schaefer. 4th Row: B. Cannell J zella, B. Stevens, R. Sparling. 3rd Row: T. Bruno, J. Kapsaskis, B. Gray, S. Opdyke, G. Mulcahy. 2nd Row: N. Dyche, S. Gerechoff, T. Macksey, W. Buehler Row: J. Bensen, M. O'Donnell, R. Lameo, Mr. Johnston. Missing from picture, A. Einhorn, L. Corrubia, K. Kelly.

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iESHMAN FOOTBALL: lst Row fl.. to RJ: Mr. Judikic, Mr. Busch. 2nd Row: C. Weedle, J. Schoeflond, C. Weinkofsky, R. Siciliano, J. Acerro, R. Kopf. 3rd Row: E. Jghes, E. Bermmgham, S. Conte, J. Soper, C. Pownall, B. Pier. 4th Row: V. Yisconti, S. Apicelli, J. Bartell, S. Stevens, R. Sicka. 5th Row: D. Gorman, P. Cordillo, D. lock, D. Meyer, M. McClullen, D. Johnson, M. Nelson, P. Wetzel, L. Pear, M. Pembleton, J. Plasteros. 6th Row: L. Burnstein, R. Trauben. up-,,.. . -tis '7Xl.....i.....x..............l..... . x K i kk,QL,k kikq !xx,x,,.,ff.1.... K. 'i' . .......f:::-'il' 'i',,rf....fvsx.1.if.: -1.5.x-p.A.' , ROSS COUNTRY: 3rd Row IL. to RJ: J. Berry, J. Bilski, R. Matthews, J. Foster. 2nd Row: F. Resnikoff, R. Coruba, B. Siegmund, R. Bohory. lst Row: A. Schoephlin Legato, G. Summerfield, K. Worrell. oss Leads The Pack Among the many teams that defended Ocean's anner this year, Cross Country finished a frustrat- g season of 2-12. Steve Ross was the outstanding nior member of a primarily underclassmen squad. ext season with two Frosh varsity runners return- g Ocean might be some force with which to deal. N-.

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Varsity Field Hockey OPPONENT OCEAN 2 Shore Regional . . . . . . . . .0 0 Raitan ......... . . .5 2 Lakewood . . . . . .l 0 Neptune. . . . . .0 4 Central ........... . . .O 4 Toms River South ...... . . .l l Monmouth Regional . . . . . .0 6 Central Regional . . . . . .0 5 Shore Regional ...... . . .I 'l Monmouth Regional . . . . . .l 'l Wall ............... . . .0 5 Southern Regional .... . . .O 2 Monmouth College . . . . . .2 l Rumson Mothers . . . . . .O i i . Spartanettes Try Harder This year's Girls' Field Hockey Team ranked as the best team in Coach Sarah Branwene's short ca- reer. Although the girls only managed to emerge victorious once in thirteen contests, Mrs. Brandwene predicted a greatly improved squad for next year. The underclassmen gained valuable experience and playing time. Their great sportsmanship shall hope- fully be rewarded next season. Each girl put out one hundred per cent every game although the team suffered setback after set- back. The last game .seemed like the first because each tried her best and showed no fatigue. Girls' Field Hockey is a young sport at Ocean Township. The female Spartans should have shed their inex- perience this year and be ready to embark on sev- eral successful seasons in the future. Ocean should be proud of her Spartanettes be- cause the frustration and tediousness of building a strong team has been accomplished. Goalie Diane Harris will graduate this year but Barbara Genick will inherit the toughest position next year to lead her team to a great season. QQF'-ss ff ......-Xp...- . A lg: X 'xx as e4?'a ..,s-we 5 ls -xl M will F uf HM . 1: g. -. S regh' 155. A . Al x :fm - .jg Y' . . , .. ss L . RTN' if --'Wx Af This ff' f-Maw? 'ki M c ne. V.. is l,s...J w6?f J if 'im mr ,ss - K L or f . sf..- W . if a 1. 5 lr .,..' . ,ws i f es .A ig: , -if . 1 fs- of s ... sszswfslsfws me . M we wsssf.. we :a5'?'f-5' rss ...I - 'iff' -.s- - - -rrs 'fH r-'--... 'i -fs. n -T sr. sisefwffte -. ' asw- w flefr to Rightj: N. Tulis, A. Colafato, K. Daniels, L. Beutell, S. Stockfisch, A. Popok, K. Kern, K. Stillman, C. deLaski. 2nd Row: L. .Woodward, S. Beekman, z, B. Brassard, C. Barbara, L. Eisele, N. Sloter, S. Henderson. 'lst Row: J. Salustro, C. Harrison, J. Wrubel, L. Acerra, B. Genick, J. Meltzer, D. Harris.