Southside Christian School - Sentinel Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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W V Y S 9. -v 415,12-n ll Talented eet From September until November, the 1981 edition of Southside's varsity soc- cer team competed in eighteen games. Seven starters and several other letter- men returned from the 10-5-1 team of 1980. This year's schedule was rough, and from the beginning there was no doubt that the Sabres would be chal- lenged. This year's team was involved in three tournaments and brought home one first-place trophy. One of the highlights of the year was the annual homecoming eter Sullivan centers the ball in the Sabre victory ver Easley. ftr. Ron Ellison has influenced many athletes who ave had the privilege to play for him. l Jfxks . n A gg ww, ' ' .. .5 0.4-.5 X' ' Scott Unfried did a great job sweeping up loose balls for the Sabre defense. Five yards and a cloud of dust? No, it's Todd Peek clearing the ball out of Sabre territory. Ns, game. This year's game found the War- riors of Faith Christian soundly defeated by the quick Sabre offense. The final score was 8-3. The Sabres also had big wins over cross-town rivals, Tabernacle and Hampton Park. Co-Captains Marshall Hughes and Derek Miller led the team in scoring, while the defense was bolstered by ju- niors, Brian Bossman in the goal, and Scott Unfried at sweeper. The Sabres had eleven wins, and members of the team made many decisions that will help them in later life. f.5.5.nNr , l Varsity Soccer 91

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, This Easley player didn't get too far with Marshall Hughes in front of him. Marshall Hughes and David McDole provide backup for Peter Sullivan in the Tabernacle game, 90 Varsity Soccer Derek Miller was a co-captain and leading scorer for the Sabres. Todd Henry shows great determination as he hus- tles for the ball against an Emmanuel opponent. 31 rt W r I 4 ,, f ' 'a 5 E Hi 5 2 Q Q Seniors: Scott Bashor, james Forsyth, jeff Giovanetti, Larry Graham, jim Lane, Marshall Hughes, Derek Miller, Carwin Owens, Robby Smith, Chris Sullivan, Peter Sullivan, juniors: Felipe Arias, Terry Bean, Brian Bossman, Todd Henry, Kevin lolliff, Todd Peek, Scott Randall, john Rice, Scott Unfried, Sopho- mores: Calvin Croxton, Phillip Mabbitt, David McDole, David Muxlow, Steve Ranck, Freshman: Todd Miller

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Easley Trinity Ben Lippen Oakwood Northside ,V Emmanuel Tabernacle 3 Vandalia Shannon Forasti Hampton 3 Christ Shannon Spartanbuigg Faith 'ff Goldalaqgtf' 'i 'K,f Friendshillffh ,l.. ff Calvary-itll Emnjrariuel. g 1 , Two in a Row Varsity Soccer fSabtfQVfhvit.l CSabre Invit.J lnvit.5 lnvit.l Wxlfikqljbnffelcomingl it qtrviiat-linvatg fWilds 'lnviftl fWilds Invit.j qscAcs statayychq F won -0 won 1 lost 1 won -0 won -2 lost -3 won 1 lost 3 lost 3 won 1 won -0 lost 3 lost -4 won 3 won -0 won -0 won -1 fP.K.j lost -6 tP.K.j Each year Southside's varsity soccer team travels to Rosman, North Carolina, to compete in the Wilds Invitational Soccer Tournament. As host school, Southside provides special music for the services, and waitresses in the din- ing hall. Dr. Ron Reilly, former youth pastor at Trinity Baptist Church in jacksonville, Florida, was this year's guest speaker. His challenges dealt with a Christian teenager's influence on those around them. The climax of the week spiritual- ly, took place on Friday night when each school was able to have their own campfire service. Coach Ellison stated, There were more good, solid deci- sions this year than ever before. On Thursday, Southside opened the tournament with a 4-0 victory over Goldsboro Christian Academy. Friday morning, saw Southside meeting the Big Green Fighting Machine of Friendship Christian. Southside was again victorious by a 4-0 score. 92 Wilds Tournament At the Wilds Tournament, goalie Brian Bossman shut out all three teams the Sabres faced in regula- tion play. Saturday morning found Southside playing Calvary Christian of Covington, Kentucky, for the championship. The confrontation was a rematch of the 1980 championship game. Each team had several scoring opportunities, but both goalies shut out the opposition. The game finally ended with penalty kicks. Todd Peek, Peter Sullivan, and Marshall Hughes scored on their penal- ty kicks. Peter Sullivan, Marshall Hughes, and Derek Miller made the All- Tournament Team. Two in a row is great, but let's make it three in a row next year. Wx in 1 t. I Larry Graham demonstrates body English as he returns a volley during free time. Dr. Ron Reilly knows how to keep the attention of his audience as well as challenge them from God's Word. Substitute goalies lim Lane and Calvin Croxton eagerly await their chance to defend the goal for the Sabres. N