St Francis De Sales High School - Pride Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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-CQ fiat P-- ' f A fill If A6 48 tn -is-. 'W-nv A -mf ' 'ff--N 1, .,.,j- . ' ff. hsfiexj swag, xx.. ' wi '- . fffrw- .- -. , .. . ,.. -ft -we - - ' s 1- fr' s . W 4 .jf-,..-ff - 4 Q 4--4. .-f' L fits-1'-.wrt ' 2.-llXSs,,' ' F579 -'.' 1- . .,, .-aria- fr ., 1' ' Ywf- 3 'vw 1 -6 5 ..,..,---.Q 15 , -. .Lu - .--sg ,tgp n . ' -cf .Ak .4 -4 ,, ...Q S ,. f 1-SV. 7. 8 rc. 1 , - '. ,i ,Vu ,,,..f-,i?22i? r,1vT.2..'-,sf.-'T,5.., . 4 i - -' f , -. - W ' Row 1: L. Grlssett, R. Lewis, C. Giffen, J. Severt, D. Austing: Row 2: T. Rose, T. Arnold, M. Ciaciura, K. Ness, K. Yinger, S. Rose, G. Paschal, K. Columbine: Row 8: Coach Ness K. Schlichts, S. Spires, L. Goodburn, G. Groomes, K. Grote, C. English, C. Sauter, C. Nie, Coach Groomes. Girls Varsity Soccer - Instant Success lt is rare to see a new varsity program turn into an instant success story. But, this is exactly what has happened to the Girls Varsity Soccer Program at De Sales. After two-seasons of varsity competition, the Lady Stallions are already rated as one of the best teams in the area. ln 1983, De Sales' first girls varsity soccer team compiled an impressive inaugural season record of 13-3-1. Despite playing a tougher schedule in 1984, the Lady Stallions proved their first season was no fluke, losing only once during a 14-1-3 season. Their only loss came in their sec- ond game ofthe season against a peren- nially strong Worthington team. Despite an optimistic outlook entering the 1984 season, coach Tom Ness was sur- prised with the end results. I knew we had a nucleus of talented players to make us competitive said Ness, but I didn't think we could dominate our opponents like we did with such a young squad. The Lady Stallions fielded a team comprised of four freshmen, four sophomores, ten juniors and two seniors. Most of our opponents have freshmen andjunior varsity programs but, so far, we have only been able to field one team. However, quality, and not quantity, dic- tates successful sports programs and that's exactly how Ness described the 1984 Lady Stallions. The quality of the 1984 Lady Stallion team, both individually as players, and collectively as a team, was remarkable and a credit to De Sales, said Ness. There was such a competitive spirit among the players that l decided to fry a system of platooning the offensive and defensive lineups during the game. This system worked so effectively that I stayed with it throughout the season. Not only did this system result in us wearing down many of our opponents but, when in- juries started to hit us, it had virtually no effect on our quality of play. The statistics support this fact. The 1984 team displayed an exceptional balance between a diversified offensive attack supported by a stingy defense. They outscored their opponents by a ratio of 83 goals to 20. Fifteen different players scored for the Lady Stallions during the season while the defensive unit recorded six shutouts and seven one goal games. The team was so deep in talent that all twenty players earned varsity letters. This fact pleased coach Ness the most about the 1984 season. When all 20 players can look back over the season we had and say to herself that she played a significant part in our success, that is truly a mark ofa great season, said Ness. With only two players graduated from the 1984 team, the 1985 Lady Stallions should have another excellent season. 43 AIM S