Sandy Creek High School - Spade Yearbook (Sandy Creek, NY)

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odified Soccer Front Row: Billie ,lo Miller, Heidi Lee, ,lana Chrisman, Kelly Pettit, Rochelle Gorman, Michelle Stevens, Pam Waggoner. Second Row: Chandra Tackney, Iris Dion, Deb Mills, Nicole Tanner, Renee Ouderkirk, Sherry Wilson, Beth MacVean, Betty Cornell, Claire Stagl. Third Row:Coach Densmore, Chris Sheppard, Lisa Sharlow, Carolyn Widrig, Tracy Leighton, Amy Walsh, Sharon Anderson, Cherry Valley, Darcy Darling, Melissa Hazard, Chere Soule. Opponent A.P.W. 3 0 General Brown 3 0 South Lewis 3 1 Mexico 1 3 A.P.W. 2 0 South Lewis 1 2 South jefferson 2 0 Carthage 0 1 Thousand Islands 1 0 General Brown 1 0 This year's Modified soccer team finished with a 6-4 overall record. Coach Densmore says The first three games were played with the greatest team effort I have wit- nessed. She is looking forward to coaching next year's team. Sports

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Varsity Soccer Front Row: Angela Kimball, Susanne Albrecht, Melissa Kuss, Patrice Harvey, Cheryl Gola, .Second Row Michelle Kuss Rita Ouderkirk julie Towles, Lisa Graham, Stephanie Pierce, Deanna Dowlearn, Holli Haynes, Mel Montieth. Third Row Coach Stockwell Sandy Quonce Missy Perkins, Shari Cordell, Bev Bush, Heidi Learned, Sherry Collins, Chris Fowler, Kathryn Hammond Kathy Towlee SC. Opponent Mexico 1 3 Central Square 1 1 Thousand Islands 0 3 South Lewis 2 3 General Brown 7 1 Indian River 3 0 Beaver River 3 0 Carthage 1 2 l.H.C. 1 6 Lowville 2 3 South jefferson 1 2 Watertown 0 2 Thousand Islands 1 2 South Lewis 4 2 General Brown 3 1 Indian River 5 0 Beaver River 3 0 This year the Varsity soccer team had a 7-9-1 overall record. Al- though they had a losing record their coach said that they were play- ing excellently by the end of the year. The team had two All-Stars: Bev Bush and Chris Fowler and three honorable mentions: Deanna Dowlearn, Steph Pierce, and Sherry Collins. Sports x. X 'umm

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Boys' Basketball Varsity Front Row: Chris Hughs, Mike Gilbert, Chris Ellis, Thad Schug, Steve Yerden, Larry Ellis. Second Row: Kevin Ellis, Anders Henriksen, Mark Haynes, Thatcher Schug, Kevin Hulbert, Coach Schug. 5. C Opponent Fulton 53 42 Oswego SO 49 A.P.W. 56 55 Thousand Islands 73 63 Indian River 62 49 South Lewis 61 51 Beaver River 45 42 General Brown 60 88 I Watertown 68 87 Carthage 69 84 South jefferson 49 59 Lowville B5 57 I.I'I.C. 43 74 Indian River 50 58 Thousand Islands 85 77 South Lewis 54 42 Beaver River 54 60 General Brown 65 70 Beaver River 61 66 Beaver River 54 69 l 0 Sports The Varsity team lived up to Coa- ch Schug's high expectations this year while competing with the toughest schedule S.C. ever had. This year's team was led by four seniors: Chris Ellis, Tim McDou- gal, Mike Gilbert, and Thad Schug, who provided the experience and leadership needed for a successful season. One of the most memorable games this season took place at the Oswego tournament where the Comet underdogs made it to the finals and won by one point for the championship. As a team, the J.V.'s progress was eratic this year, the record hardly reflects the talents and abilities of the team members. There were many close games which the team lost by less than 5 points, or in overtime play. On the other hand, Coach Pen- nock observed a great deal of indi- vidual improvement citing Ben Halsey, a first year player, as a prime example of this fact. The highlight of this season oc- curred at South Lewis in which the J.V.s came back from a 12 point def- icit and won by a five point margin. Consolation trophies were also won by the j.V. boys at the Oswego Tip Off Tournament and the Water- town Christmas Tournament.