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The Herald and The Lantern

Doings at M. T.H.S.

Krfllnf t No»» — TM« l« lh» •f (no )n«lallm»nlt mi ntnlrr arlliltlaa al MkJdla T«w*n«Mp lltRh Vhnol N Frosh Football Team Very Able Thi' team's record was five wins and two losses They were never beaten al home Outstanding players on offense were Tommy (.ihorski. Rich Rhlnesmlth. Fred l^iefflad. Clayton Palmer. Don Htchter. Frank Brown and David Pitale On Afense Harvey Torer. *mmy Hutchinson. Richie Rhine*rrtlth, Cliff (iinyar.d. Barry Jacobson and David Somers. In the secondary - Joe DKtiacomo. Milch Nichols and Dante Mllledge All will help the JV next year and a few could help ihe varsity These hoys made the job of a first-year coach easier than usual because of the

wealth of ability and coachability I am looking forward to the next three seasons that these young athletes will be playing for Middle Township High School Hopefully, they will be instrumental in bringing a CAL championship to the school. -Coach John Kaighn The JV ^Team Leading scorers have been Frank Brown and Jeff

Tanner

Members of the squad are seniors Tony Platt. Wayne Bryant. Tom Nicholas and George Reichert; sophomores Bobby Bryant. Rich Platt and Jeff Tanner, and freshman Frank Brown With the experience gained playing this year, several of these athletes should he a big help to coach Ludman's varsity /text year. -Coach Rill Lucas

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Varsity Girls Going To Town On The Court The Varsity Girls' Basketball Team had posted a 12-3 record as of this compilation, some by such lopsided scores as 9113. 81-28. 82-15 and 90-23 Two of their three losses have been by slim margins 40-32 to Atlantic City. 4543 to Ocean City in overtime; only Pleasantville handing the women Panthers a less than enviable loss. 75-32. Coach Bill Penmans team is led in the scoring department by Launl Rudd, who now has over 920 lifetime points, with a 20.1 game average; Sue McKinley with an 18.3 average, and Ron Thompson, who is hitting the bucket to the tune of 11 4 points per game. Thompson is big in the assists and steals departments with 63 of the former and 46 of the latter as of a few games ago. Amy Revckman. with 50 assists and 39steals land 3.6points average) is also a hustler. Budd leads in the rebound statistics hands down, with 163 retrieves under the net {founding out this year's Panthers' squad are Kris Salvessen <6.5 points average). Caren Forbes (3.9). Arlene Adens (3.6) and Joyce Townly (1.8). Frosh Talented Outstanding offensive players are Cliff Glnyard. Joe DiGlacomo, Rich Rhinesmith. Tommy Gihorski and Doc Blanks A lot of talent is visible and by the time these boys are juniors - Middle Township High School will be a strong team -Coach Art Tuel

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Girls Basketball Frosh Are Winners The team which has a record of eight wins and no losses is coached by Gary Barber who is very much impressed by this group "As a team, they are very smart, being able to pick up plays very fast and are very coachable. Their attitude’ is excellent and they like to play basketball in their spare time. For instance, they use the Avalon Community Center to practicwon Sundays. They intenal|to play as a team this summer and attend a basketball camp. "1 feel thUCthis is a very exceptional freshman class." the coach continued. "and in time will bring a championship to Middle Township High School. I believe that eight of the 15 girls on the squad are potential varsity players." Outstanding players on offense arc Barbie Simmerman. Susan Steenland. Betsy King. Cheryl Van Fleet, Brenda Watkins. Caren Forbes and Zina Heed. Rebounding stars are Monica Sherman, Sue Steenland. Cheryl Van Fleet. Brenda Watkins and Zina Reed. Outstanding on defense is Zina Re^d who not only rejects ‘shots but intimidates her opponents; Caren Forbes .is also a power on defense. Bernice Daugherty who never played organized ball before, has improved too percent. -Marcell^Jtodrigue/ The vjfsity Soccer jeam ‘We Arc Family’ The record for the '79 Sdccer Team was seven wins, five losses and one tie. Outstanding players were Garry Hunter who made All-South Jersey Group 11 All-Star Team; Dave Romig. second leading scorer who made all press area team. Mike Fiorucci and Rick Stout, thitb of whom made All

South Jersey Group II and All-Press Area Honorable Mention Others were cocaptain Jim Pickering, Todd Coolidge. Danny Errickson. Andre Jacquementon and Doug

Gerber.

Seniors who will be missed are Dave Gunther. Clarence Ryan. Tom Agli. Doug Gerber. Mike Fiorucci. Rick Stout and Dave Romig. Returning next year will be Paul Niederberger John Mingas. Paul Buchanan. Alan Malashevitz. Alfred Endicutt. Harry Downam and Marc Laspino. The soccer program completed its eighth year of organization and its sixth year of varsity play. This year's team demonstrated vez espirit de corps and teamwork to the extent that they have maximized the idea of what the game of soccer is all about. They played through adversity, with pain, and t# borrow the slogan of the Pittsburgh Pirates - "We are family." Much appreciation is

Wednesday, February 27,1980

offered to the parent.*-and family of these players for their dedication, commitment and support. A special note of thanks goes to Coach Phil Heck for his untiring efforts with the JV

squad.

Additional appreciation

goes to Nancy BaU and her Parents Committee, for sponsoring the Soccer Appreciation Dinner. A special note of thanks to the Court House Kiwanls Club for their donation to help defray the cost of the

dinner , This year’s team (played

with a feeling of tealmwork better than any tfcam I have ever coached. The team has established itscll as a soccer power to be

reckoned with -Coach Ray Batz

Baseball Outlook Is Productive There are eight veterans returning, including four pitchers — John Collin*. John McCray. Art Cannon. (Page 15 Please)

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