Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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Woodward War Eagles Win The Junior Varsity Wrestling team, coached by Steve Reed, consisted of three freshmen, five sophomores, four juniors, and three seniors. The J.V. wrestled a winning ' 80- ' 81 season, and had many outstanding matches. The team also had many outstanding wrestlers such as Ken Lane and Richard Milnichuk, both of whom won first place in five out of six matches. The season opened with an awesome victory over Marist. The final score was 36-15. In this exciting match. Cliff Daniels, Mark Lindcr, Van Panter, and Charles Getz all won by pin. Other winners in this match were Lane and Richard Milnichuk. Another awesome victory of WA was that over Westminister. The winners in this match were Pflug, Daniels, Getz, Holmes, and Lane. The final score was 32-19. A victory over Feldwood made WA ' s record three wins and no losses. WA defeated Feldwood by a margin of 30 points. In this shut-out wrestlers Lane, Milnichuk, Linder and Ebinger all won by pin, and Moss and Cooper won by decision. At the Woodward invitational Wrestling Tournament, the War Eagles took three firsts, and won the overall tournament. Cliff Daniels, Ken Lane and Richard Milnichuk were the first place winners. FIRST ROW: Jim Buchanan. Cliff Daniel. Kenny Lane. Jeff Barron, and Charlie Moss. SECOND ROW; Mike Pflug. Yancey Wilson, Destry Holmes, Santiago Soto, and Ronny Duncan. THIRD ROW: Robbie Whitley. Charles Getz, David Cooper, Andy Richardson, and Coach Steve Reed. a 1 V z M BflHnMKi w ■ m. m . im . ' i ' Ji I FIRST ROW: Young Lee, Josh Standish. Mike Stock. William Woodall. Scott Johnson. Ken Johnson, and Jim Buchanan. SECOND ROW: Cliff Daniel, Jeff Deal, Robert Miles. Wayne Bobbitt. Jeff Miller. Ty White, and Jeff Linder. THIRD ROW: Coach Fritts. Kenny Lane. Steve Welch. Mike Richardson, and William Rodie. I

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Out Of Winter, Soccer Springs Into Action In 1980-81, interest in soccer increased at the Academy. Among the 22 man varsity team. 16 players were Seniors and provided exceptional leadership. Under the coaching of Mr. Mike Carpenter, and co-captains David Barnett and Jim Keener, the team blended skill and innate ability to achieve notable success. Realizing the need to always be grooming new talent. Coach Carpenter worked with the Junior Varsity coach, Mr. Tom Faber and the Ninth Grade coach, Mr. George Dietz, in developing the skills of younger players. Based on the results of the 1980-81 season. Woodward can reasonably expect to be a powerful soccer opponent in the State of Georgia. FIRST ROW: Pop Talaiak, Danny D ' Amico. Mike Carlos. Darren Finley, Jack McDonough, Joe Pausa, David Barnett, Ben Serrato, Ramjn Roohi, Jim Wolbrecht. SECOND ROW: Bahman Anvari, John McKittrick, Steve Heeter, Jeff Sfilapak. Burnie, Brad Williams, Jim Keener, Greg Coleson, Al Rossi, Neal Dent, Todd Sfiaw, Coacti Carpenter. FIRST ROW: Tony Brown, Noland Bell, Carlos Fernandez. Luis Meade, Paul Neumann, Micky Hayes, Jorge Enderica. SECOND ROW: Jim |-|uber. Brad Hayward, Kevin Underwood, Ken Kimbrougfi, Andy Ireland, Harry Shinn, James Ellis, Ernie Zingleman. THIRD ROW: Mike Swain. Jeff Miller, Jeff Sheetz, Rictiard Turk, Tommy Price, Tim Black, Todd Cochran, Gordon Scott tttf tLJc :: ri Ti: . -. FIRST ROW: Trent Williams. Gabe Nassar. Cfiris Phillips. Tim Milliam. Hilard Whiteman. SECOND ROW: Alan Kennedy, Gerald Dotson, Harold Waldrop, Jay Orzech, Rod Vanderslice, Matthew McGuire. THIRD ROW: Craig Day. George Sulmcrs. Dimitri Parien.