Wheaton Community High School - Wecomi Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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Ti, f '-. W , l Bill Kohley slidin' in. What a trick! Whoa! Stand bac Big Mac prepares to attack. Chris Greene in the bump. 26 Le1's do the misc!

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. , ri . I A fan , ' . R . QM. 'L ls? f.f5t ,,. ww 'rj' :gi M 5 Q91 n 23, , ag-s, . .,,,.l,,, I t A ,gt Y I , , , , 5 with 7 1 IQ! VARSITY SOCCER. Front Row, Tony Kim, Ginny Puglise. Brian Maher, Bill Kohley, Jeff Temple. Dennis Genetski, Scott lsenhart, Steve Horsfield, Mark Lewis. Dave Busboom. Second Row, Coach Buccifero, Jeff Gauger. Scott Shanon. Tom Hardy, Rolf Richardson, Paul Ryan. Tom Hall, Eric Olsen, Coach Ewoldt. Third Row, Mac Weist, Paul Schewe. Chris Greene, Jeff Piraino, Rob Carso, Tim Boyd, Scott Noon, Matt Spitznagel. Fourth Row: Scott Lipps, Dave Ritchie, Mike Populorum, Ken Sweder. Stone. Dave Bryson. AI MacMillen. Under the leadership of co-captains Rob Carso and Dennis Genetski, four players received honors f ai-' Y ,1,fl,- 1 -B, gp in the all conference selection. Senior Bill Cuts S ' A-' -lf' Kohley's physical finess and instincts helped him If , ' V' 'yi' yyy, become the teams leading scorer. Because of his 1 l 'D ',,,' fy talent on the soccer field, Bill was named the ,il', 1 Naperville Central, Tiger's Most Valuable playerand he was C ,',y 2 West Chidadoy, unanimously selected for the first team all ig., my 'Whgat0n',TN0nhr conference. Seniors Chris Gringo Greene and l,Gl'Ef-ilyarkjlllifggf X Brian Nate Maher were named second team all g Glenba,-aQWN5rth 0 conference because of their versatility, offensive 5 Glenbardfsbuth 3 punch, and hard-nosed defense. Goalie Rob ,Al V ,,,,' -fsri 'Naperyillg Ngrth 5 , Carso's instinctive play in the nets earned him I' VgN3R?rviue I honorable mention all-conference. Other players 5 ' whose impressive abilities were recognized by 5 A ','- -ly, . 4 2 both teammates and fans included Eric Rick 2 -Wheat0nfgQg!1th ,A 4 y ,,,, , ,a,,i,, 5 O Olsen, Jeff Pep Gauger, Dave Guz Busboom, 2 ' ,::, Christian Scott Noon, Dennis the Menace Genetski, and 5 . .1t'f 4 , ., sfr. ss several others. 3 ' 'i i' i S llrms- The adage Soccer is a game of inches has I been repeated for years by players and fans alike. ' ' 2 ' 5 Gleggggd-Soutlr y g g 4 I ,-fEifT3?1 - ' , ' '- ' N3E?l'V'l'e N-9F'l7f. fl' 'Br's 335' but to this year's Varsity team, soccer was a - , ,,l., . game of seconds. Playing in the Regional Championship against Wheaton North the Tigers lost their final game of the season in the last few seconds of the sudden-death third overtime period. This gave the team a record of 7-7-2 for the season. Although this final loss seemed disappointing, the soccer team can take pride in their victory over l7th ranked Addison Trail and their tie with top-ten ranked Naperville Central. This team also defeated perenially powerful Glenbrook North for the first time in Wheaton CentraI's history-. Junior Varsity finished their season with a 2-6 record and are expected to aid next year's Varsity team immensely.