Seneca Valley High School - Aquilian Yearbook (Germantown, MD)

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The Spring Track team had an up and down season, After losing and gaining members, the track team fi- nally settled down in mid-season. The core of the team consisted of the distance crew lead by team lead- ers Paige Pawlak and Warren Aron- son. The field event crew coached by Mr. Dormo surprised everyone with their new found talents Ben Thomp- son, Roslyn Benson, and jon Stevenson. The small sprinting team was kept alive by hurdler Sean jackson. Head coaches Mr. Robertson and Mr. Sa- muda are proud of all the runners. They both agree the dedication, hard work, and enthusiasm made the team excel at the end of the season. The boys finished with a record of 3 wins and 2 losses and the girls ended up with one win and 4 losses. Spring Track Excels Spring Track

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A Season Of Ups And Downs I 'V ,IL f an .A sf' 1 -Q t...,1,-'15-by 1' aj' . fall My '. 'I XZ 'Y , gf' 1 M 1 Q Q A xv l MH ' Y! V H ' , Ii - B f flilf ff X fi' 9 . ' Q- ff ff.:5..:..s-rl. H ' ,. N' ., . sg: l f t2.39,-.-..V,aesszaza s 'ya 4 'Q A ' nf 1' '- K V ,- , , .W ',3'.fM ' bw The Varsity Softball team ended an exciting up and down season with a record of 6 wins and 10 loses. The highlight of the season was beating Gaithersburg in the last game of the season, knocking them out of first place. Said Coach Barnhart, lt was a rough season. The record was not indicative of how hard these kids work. They were really a great bunch of kids. The team cap- tains were Ernita Frazier, Krista Fischer, and Laura Smith. The two Most Valuable Player's were Laura Smith, a senior, and Beth Abbott, a junior. T Girls Softball

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Seneca's Best The 1985 Boy's Tennis season was Seneca's best ever. The teams record was 'I3 wins and 3 losses. Out of twenty teams, Seneca finished third place. Standout players include Ravi Nar- ayanan, T.J. O'Halloran, Mike Little, Raji jolly, Andy Choi, Chris Carlton, john Nelson, Mike Kennedy, Rajcesh Patel, and Ravi Chouldloy. Congratulations Boy's! The seniors will surely be missed, but we look forward to another suc- cessful season yet to come. The 1985 Girl's Soccer team posted the first winning season in the history of the sport at Sene- ca Valley. The team finished with six wins, five losses, and one tie. There was an excellent blend of youth and experience on the team, with sever- al seniors and several sophomores playing key roles. Senior Goalie Nadine Komes had her third outstanding varsity season and was the most valu- able player on the team. Laura Riordan, Linda Sav- age, jill Kroll, Anne Marie Puglise, Christi Dilenno, Libby Johnston, and Rosalyn Benson were the other graduating players and all will be missed. However, with seven returning starters tsix sophomoresl, the team should be strong again next year. Sophomore Evey Wooten was the team leader in assists with seven and sophomore Tara Osier was the scoring leader with eleven goals. A Winning Season