Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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MIDDLE LOWER DUSEY nAGKCTDAh b The Middle School boys basketball team under the direction of Coach Notestine had a good season with a 7 and 8 record. The team was led in scoring by Todd Dunleuie who averaged over 10 points a game. Kenny Spears, Clay Smith and Chris Harris also made major contributions to this year ' s squad. A record number of girls participated in the 1983-84 Middle School Basketball pro- gram. This interest prompted the establish- ment of two teams coached by Mike Deis and Scott Crook. Making up for a shortage of wins, these young athletes played with great enthusiasm and a willingness to learn the basics of winning basketball. Certainly with some off-season work at home and at camp, these girls will become assets to WA ' s varsity program. 1 MIDDLE GIRLS BASKETBALL: FIRST ROW - Jill Wood, Beth Ivey, Diane Williams, Win Abernalhy, Laurie Thornton, Denise Wood, Kim Tucker, Donnie Kimbro, Meg Thompson, Julie Adams, Lisa Andre, Kim Estes. BACK ROW - Coach Scott Crook. 2. Kevin Crist and Todd Dunlevie fight for a rebound. 3, MIDDLE BOYS BASKETBALL: FIRST ROW Charles Wilson, Kevin Crist, J.P Stewart, John Sidey, Mike O ' Sullivan, Derek Griffith. BACK ROW - Louis Thomas, Samory Wilson, Darryl Whitaker, Chris Har- ris, Todd Dunlevie Coach Ed Notestine, Dan Gurley, Kenny Spears, David Stith, Marcus Henderson, Mike Grayson, Clay Smith. 4. MIDDLE GIRLS BASKET- BALL: FIRST ROW - Amy Henderson, Elizabeth Challenger, Nicole Davis, Kristin Weaver, Tracy Alli- son. BACK ROW - Coach Mike Deis, Jennifer Clifton, Elizabeth Epps, Lisa Lipscomb, Sally Ficzko, Kristen Meyer. 5. BUSEY BASKETBALL: FIRST ROW - Brian Boak, David Grimes, Scott Fender, Chris Steele. SECOND ROW - Jimmy Patterson, Brandon Murphy, Karen Wilkerson, Whitney Coughlin, Shannon O ' Neill, Lakshmi Reddy, Patty Brand, Cherilyn Rowland, Si Mohan. THIRD ROW - Omar Zakaria, Brian Grizzard Nathan Flath, Ken Grady, Sadi Zakaria, Brent Stein berg, Casey McKinney, Sunjay Sood, Robert Job Keith Brady, Brice Dubber. BACK ROW - Mrs. Coo- ley, Kim Jung, Jeanie Kim, Kavitha Mathew, JoEllen Chapin, Kevin York, Kristen Smick, Archie Hughes, Joanna Ha le, Cory Lee, Brian Holcomb, Keith Parlier, Laura Kelly, Mr Mark Rothstein. 6. Coach Crook gives pointers to his team during a timeout. 7. LOWER BASKETBALL: FIRST ROW - Ed Corso, North Grousell, Kyle Alexander, Tobi Todd, Brad Davis, Mark Samples, Doug Reed, Greg Walker, Jeff Shaw, John Cogburn, Nishan Fernando. SECOND ROW - Al Wendt, Henry Hand, Rick Forniss, Andre Phillips, Tre- vin Dye, Chuck Greene. Scott Sanchez, Jason Wicker THIRD ROW - Jason Sugg, Chris Darnold. Todd Taylor, Trip Franklin. Tyler Reed, Wayne Lochl BACK ROW - Sarah Batts, Mark Cooper, Mark Mitchell, Sean Tucker. Paul Kurrasch, Pat Jackson, Todd Janca. 208 BASKETBALL

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Hs mr WKhS ' lLlNg The 1983-84 Varsity wrestlers, under the leadership of Coach Pete Fritts, posted a school record 13-2 season with only three seniors in their regular starting line-up. This successful season included a second place finish in the prestigious War Eagle Invita- tional and third place team titles in the South Metro and Area 3-AAA tournaments. The grapplers only losses were to the number one and two ranked state AAA teams — Troup and Fitzgerald, respectively. The War Eagles were led by seniors Chuck Martino (28-1), Mark Linder (25-0), and Brian Russo (14-10); juniors Jeff Miller (22-3), Lee Miles (13-7) and Chris Smith (8- 6); sophomores Cliff Daniel (22-8), William Woodall (12-9-1) and Sean Knight (10-10-1), and freshmen Todd Browning (11-10) and Mike Shenk (6-6). Martino and Linder were crowned South Metero, War Eagle Invita- tional and Area 3-AAA champions, while Miller was Area 3-AAA champion and run- ner-up at the South Metro and War Eagle Invitational. Cliff Daniel placed second in the Area 3-AAA and War Eagle Invitational, and joined Lee Miles as a fourth place finisher at the South Metro tournament. Todd Brown- ing placed fourth at Area 3-AAA and quali- fied for state along with Martino, Miller, Linder, Daniel and Miles. Chuck Martino was injured in practice pri- or to the state tournament and had to with- draw. The loss of this potential state champi- on and upset defeats against Area 3-AAA champions Mark Linder and Jeff Miller pre- vented the grapplers from placing at this year ' s state meet. Nevertheless, the outlook for next season is highly encouraging with 14 lettermen returning. 1 Sean Knight gets his opponent in a headiock 2 Chuck Martino prepares to throw the opposing wres- tler to the mat 3 By yelling strategy to his wrestlers. Coach Fritts aids in the ultimate victory. 4, Members of the Varsity Wrestling team stretch before each match 5 Brian Russo pins his opponent 6, VARSI- TY WRESTLING TEAM: FIRST ROW - I ike Shenk. Jerry Lacy, William Woodall, Sean Knight, Chuck Martino, Lee Miles. Brian Russo, Cliff Daniels BACK ROW - Coach Pete Fritts, Jeff Miller, David Cooper, Mike Liles, Chris Smith, Jeff Spratlin, Ty White, David Powell, Mark Linder, Mark Russo. William Rodie 7 SENIOR WRESTLERS: FIRST ROW - Manager William Rodie BACK ROW - Chuck Mar- tino, David Cooper, Jeff Spratlin, Mark Linder, Brian Russo. 8 Senior Mark Linder gains the advantage over his opponent, 9 Jeff Miller, Mark Linder and Chuck Martino display their winning record at the Area 3 AAA tournament. 10 WRESTLERETTES: FIRST ROW - Tracy Crockett, Samantha Edgin, Kitty McNeely, Mary Alexander, Katie Moss BACK ROW - Lisa Emerson, Janella Ulloa. Donna Woolf, Nicole DcWcese, Julie Pausa. In Wrestling you must have devotion, relying only upon your- self to do the job. Mark Linder 210 VARSlTY WRESTLING 4