Sacred Heart Academy - Clelian Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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a is i There's a lot of tough competition, but the winning makes it all worth- whlle. -Sue Bowen laskotball 1985-86 Varslty Opponent JV 52-45 Lauralton 30-32 48-37 West Haven 39-37 52-46 NW Catholic 22-34 54-21 St. Mary 45-'IB 43-39 NW Catholic 36-34 53-AO St Thomas 17-43 73-54 South Catholic 35-44 5B-37 East Catholic 38-37 54-59 St Bernard 34-34 55-59 Mercy 26-38 at-47 St Joseph 29-4B 54-58 Hamden 22-54 75-34 St Mary 47-24 67-44 St Thomas 26-41 52-47 South Catholic 40-39 63-46 East Catholic 28-57 41-66 St. Bernard 35-26 58-55 Mercy Q10 gqmej 56-53 Lauralton 29.26 51-A5 St, Joseph 33.33 Championship Playoffs 60-44 East Catholic QACCJ as-si Nvv Catholic QACCJ 44-41 Darren QCIACQ fm-si Masuk CCIACJ l 1 1 I S Above: Front row: George Piazza Qcoachy, Paige Ferris, Lillian Perry, Missy Montini Qcaplainj, Colleen Tracey, Kris Triana, Ea Anderson Ccoachj: Middle row: Marci Garofalo, Sue Bowen, Kate Laffin, Jo- Ann DiSantis, Maureen Maschlof Back Row: Shannon Skinner, Cindy Carbone, Kim Cyganik, Laura Moran, Kim Tracy, Jennifer McManus, Amy Palladino, Center: With quick reflexes, Lillian Perry and Colleen Tracey scramble for the ball. Right: l-ler great abililty as a center shows clearly as Sue Bowen shoots for two more points. 406fBasketbaIl v

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I couldnt possibly be prouder of my captain ol such a spirited, successful team! - Marcella Cornacchia Volleyball 1985 Varsity Opponent - Cheshire Academy - - Cheshire Academy - - East Catholic - - Westwoocls Christian Academy - - Westwoods Christian Academy - - Notre Dame Academy - - St, Mary - ll I experience being JV 4-3 East Catholic 2-4 3 2 2 0 o 3 2 i 3 0 2 l a 2 i 3 1 3 2 O 1 3 2 O Far left: Jumping for joy, Cindy Wilson shoots in an undaunted effort to gain a point. Lett: Leaping to defend against the spike, the junior varstiy team displays their defensive skills. Above left: Tension builds as Mary Rose Casey ea- gerly awaits the serve of St. Mary High School. Above, lront row: Deana Papa, Chrissy Savastano, Mary Grace Santagata, Marcella Cornacchia fcaptainj, Beth Annunziata Ccaptalnj, Lori Young, Anita Delucia, Danielle Fisco, Stacey Sengerg lack row: Coach Mary Lee, Sue Britton, Cindy Wilson, Debbie Ludington, Karrie Reilly, Mary Casey, Jenifer Germe, Cathy Lenti, Theresa G-ogliardi, Tracey Campbell Qmanagerj, and Ellen D'Andiea Qman- agerj. voiieyboirfios

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Slam-dunking dribble mania lf one ventured into the gym- nasium last winter after school, she caught sight of girls clad in shorts, tossing round objects into nets. What was this phenom- enon? Basketball of course! This basketball season was one of the best ever in Sacred Heart's histo- ry. Triumph followed triumph as the Pacers defeated their com- petitors, Ieaving behind such scores as 73-55, 67-AA, and 541- 33. This year, Sacred Heart en- tered a new athletic league, the meant that the team traveled farther to meet some formidable opponents such as St. Bernard and Northwest Catholic. But the Pacers' driving ability and unity as a team helped them to impor- tant victories over South Catholic and St. Thomas Aquinas. Captain Missy lvlontini com- mented, The team played very well together, and when we worked hard, we won. The disci- pline and dedication really paid off, especially at the end of the season. All Connecticut Conference. This Above: Nothing gets in Colleen Tracey's way as she subdues opposition in order to make a basket. Right: As captain of the versatile basketball team, Missy Montini demonstrates her athletic ability as she leads the team to victory. - N 'L BasketballflO7