Sandwich High School - Lancer Yearbook (Sandwich, MA)

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Varsity Hockey Hockey Team This year the Sandwich High School Hockey Team in its new league (South Shore) did extremely well. They also won the Canal Cup for the third time by defeating Bourne 7-3. The team, although a young one, did sur- prisingly well. There were six senior play- ers. Bill Dwyer and Neale Rathbun were the Co-Captains. Senior Brendan Feeley provided support for the goaltenders. Mike Messier was the team’s leading scor- er. A lot of the goal scoring also came from Senior Kurt Stahura and Freshman Steven Corradi. Coach Paul Giandomenico, in his fourth year, has done an excellent job coaching the team on to impressive season. The team skated to the state quarter final game, only to fall short to a strong Bishop Feehan team. Front: S. Corradi, C. Donahue, K. Stahura, D. Ash, N. Rathbun, B. Dwyer (Co-Captains), M. Goodwin, B. Fee- ley, M. Messier, K. O’FIear Back: Coach P. Giandomen- ico, C. Crocker, R. Pierce, D. LaRochelle, R. Davis, T. LaRochelle, D. Creedon, A, Earle, G. Goodwin, R. Jones, A. Canning, K. McVough, L. Brady, A. Liccardi. 28

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GIRL’S VARSITY BASKETBALL The girl’s varsity basketball team finished their 1984-85 season with a winning record of 11-5. Although they were playing under a new coach, Mr. Robert Woodbury, and in a new league, they adjusted well and really impressed their opponents. They lost two close games to Whitman-Hanson and Dux- bury by one point each, but their spirit and drive kept them in contention for first place. The title wasn’t decided until the last two high intensity games against Cohassett and Norwell in which Sandwich unfortunately lost. Sandwich had beaten these two powerhouses earlier in the season and finished the year in second place, qualifying them for the State tournament. In the State tournament. Sandwich played a down-to-the wire game against Norwell in which Norwell won with a jumper at the buzzer. The team was lead by the two co-captains Kim Lemieux and Cathy Richards, both of whom were selected to the South Shore League All-Star team. Melissa Woodbury and Sandy Nelson keyed the team in the point guard position. A new comer, junior Audrey Connolly was a great asset to the club both in scoring and rebounding. Freshmen Suzie Sykes and Julie Donahue also played key roles on the team. Also supporting the team on and off the court were Amy Siebert, Nancy Fizpatrick, Kara Peterson, Ann McGoff, and Alsion Corradi. The future for the Lady Knights looks very impressive with a lot of young talent coming up. Girls’ Basketball 30