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1 zpor s The Observer, Thursday, October 23, 1986
I Youth Soccer League
Week s x of the Southington
Youth Soccer League found teams
in all" divisions scrambling for
victories. Most of the games were
close with the ultimate decision
hanging in the balance.
AA Division
The Rowdies earned a 4-2 win
over the Raiders w th Scott Van
Epps, Kathy Scursso, Parash
Desa, and Tony Landino sconng
the winner's goals. Playing some
superb defense for the Rowdies
were Michael Terray and Scott
Parfish.
The Raiders had goals from
Mike Tomflonus and Chris Gengras,
w th Kmth Raines and Tomfionus
adding assists. Other Raiders
playing some sohd soccer were
Jason Gmnelh, Dawd Devito, Mark
• Gregorem and Nicole Vagts.
Eddie Clark and Jason Wright
scored for the Hellions 11 in a 2-2
tie with the Knights• Jason Lew s
had an assist on Clark's goal.
Danny Ouellette and Damon
Quenm led the defensive effort for
Peter Gulh scored the lone goal
w,th the T tans. John Rodnquez,
Scott Thompson, Colin Dugan and
Chris Capno played well for the
Chris Holcomb had two goals
and Eric Parente added one, but the
Celtics fell to the Rangers, 7-3. Jon
Jones play well for the Celucs.
A Division
Kevin Wallace had two goals
• ." , ,.; and Craig Panarella added one as
. .'' " " • , ., the Hellions edged the Stars, 3-2.
," " 'x . ," ' .- . : , Shannon Kindelan, Jennifer
• " ' . . ; '': Kelland and Chris Cassidy played
' Tom Bissom scored for the
Stars, who recoved sohd perform-
Battle,or the ball "°" ....... ' n"* '*' ances from Brendan Keefe, Kryst-
Sandi gtanhope, on left, is in an intense battle for control of the ball during a recent Lady Knights soccer on Anderson, Marco DeMarco,
game. Thus far, $outhingtun has won must uf the battles as they lre undefeated. Nathan Plourde and Chris Subbolia.
Kevin Lowell, Darnel MuraTski,
Ed Dancsak, Andy Stifel and
Danny Lawrence scored for the
Diplomats n a 5-3 wm over the
k, ..
Darts. Michael Tedone also played
well for the winners.
Tom Gulli scored both goals
for the Darts. Jeff Romano, Jason
LaVorgna, Jenmfer
Shannon Murphy and
Anola,
Stephen
Aud played well.
Eric Bradley scored for the
Gaining a step
Paul lndominico o[ the Blue Knights, white jersey, chases the ball with an opponent from Bristol Eastern in
close pursuit. The Knights and Lancers wound up in a tie as detailed on p_age 15.
Swimmers drop close meet; Towne two firsts
The Southington High School The Knights dropped a heart
girls swimming squad, will be breaking 87-85 dec,stun to M01onswimming
its final three meets of ey High last Friday in the final
the season at the Southington event ofthemeet.
YMCA. - -- The Spartanettes were behind
The Lady Knights (4-4), will
host Bnstral Central Friday at 3:15
at the local pool
They will host Glastonbury
High Tuesday ang"-'Newington
Thursday at 3:15 p.Ym..at the Y•
by a 81-77 score before the 40(Iyard
freestyle relay and came
through w th first and third place
fimshers to win.
Desptte the setback, Southmgton's
Staecy Towne came throu,,'h
wuh a p:ur c,f first places.
She x on the 100-yard free,q.vle
an 57 S ,,cconds and the 21}{}-. ard
freeq.,.lc irl [wo minutes and seven
ecolld',
lhc Kmghts won the 200-.xard
nlodl¢\ relay This team was coinprised'of
Sflaron ttubeny, Wendy
t hnkle.x. Cllrp, I tartman and Karcn
Shata,. and v. a tnned m 2 t0
SHS volleyball team hopes for good ending
The Southmgton Htgh School
girls volleyball team wail play its
final two games of the season starting
Friday at New Britain H gh
School and Tuesday at Newington
High School. Both battles are scheduled
for 3:30 p.m.
The Knights will get the opportunity
to complete their season successfully
with wins over New Britain
and Newington. They have
won s x and lost e,ght.
The Lady Kmghts which have
displayed constdcrable improvement
s nce the start of the cam
paign, gave the Holy Cross Crusaders
of Waterbury a tough battle
before dropping a 3-0 deep, urn
Friday.
In fact, the Dan Demblnskl
coached squad lost the first game
15-9 and played its best game m
the ccond belorc bcmg on lhe
' hol't end of a 16- 14 core.
The Kmght lost the third hattie
by a 15 9 margin
SOtllhlngton' Krt WIlcox
,ls brflh,lnI scoring 11 polnls In
crvme ,rod Iqo kcd xerv ell on
dClCll C
"'l'hc games went back and
forth, but l loly Cross had too
nmch talent." Dcmbmsk said.
Cosmos 11 in a 2-1 win over the
Express. Vat Gallo, Amy Kraut,
Kelly Crooker, Jeff Emerson and
A.J. Palmieri played well for the
winners•
Mike Galati scored for the
Express. Andrew Colwick, Tad
Landry, Jim Lynch, Beth Huber
and Jeff Kotyk also playe well.
Jake Frame and Meghan
McNicholas scored for the
Roughnecks n a 2-1 win over thge
Mustangs. Kurt Stanco, •Sherry
Garreau, Chris Volpe and Jeff
Warner led the w nmng effort.
Eric Toohey had the score for
the Mustangs, who had solid
performances from Jason Berniak,
Chris Klatt, Brad Wassik, Debbie
Suess and Matt Myska.
Kevin Salerno's two goals in
the last five minutes of the game
ted the Teamen to a 2 win mze..r
the Metros. Chris Guanno, Randy
Smith, Lisa Kaye, Eric Inkel and
Jamie Palmese starred for the
winners.
results
Sounders.
Joe Scirocco scored for the
Stallions in a 1-1 tie with the
Stompers.,Meghan Dunshee, Mike
Hudson, Jeff Cassidy, Wesley
Seger and Janette Glaser led the
Stallions' effort.
Chris Poitras had three goals,
Dave Kirk scored twice and Pete
Laoucopoulos tallied once for the
Jaws in a 6-0 win over the Earthquakes.
M,'u'k Dynder, Kevin
Lampkins and Etic Hyjack starred
for the winners.
C Division
Peter McAloon had three goals
and Glen Masewicz had one score
as the Stampede blanked the Toros,
• 4-0. Sarah Papineau, Cheryl
Krajewski and Nathan Casarella
starred for the winners.
Mike Cappanari scored off an
assist fi-om Mark Mongillo to- give
the Strikers a 1-0 win over the
Bics. Chris P gueira and Mark
Nowakowski played well for the
winners.
B Division " Ryan Nadeau, Peter Schutze,
Gary_ Burdette had two goals Todd Guerrette, Patrick Glaser,
and Donnie Savage a-Tdgd-ffne as
t e osmos oppe , " . wc
3-1. Jerram Delahunty, Jason Mass,too Riccitelli scored all
Tango, Jam e. Rodriquez, Jason
Papa and Kmth Cardahco-led the
winners' efton- -
Matt Zyrkowski scored for the
Whitecaps as teammates Rtchard
Newland and Amy Morris played
super soccer.
Err.: Cnsploo had .four go:als
while Reagan Berube, Michael
Brez cki, and Brian Klatt had one
each as the Arrows beat the Chiefs,
7-1 /Allison McBride and Karen
Hil ,l n starred for the winners.
_. Brian Sadanowmz scored for
the Ch' f lane ,S,'t ,IDn IL Jason
Paoletto, V ncent Sumpter and
Ctu'is Egan 'also played well.
Casey Dowhng scored for the
Snngers in a 1-1 tie with the
Pumas. R chard Btgge had an
ass,st on the score as teammates
Steve Kaye, Brian H rsh, Mike Sorbello
and ECagene Scott starred.
Tom McAloon scored for the
Pumas. N ck Panarella, Greg
Kane, Judy Blomberg and K m
Modum played well•
Jim Bums scored for the
Sounders in a 1-1 deadlock with
the Atoms. Jason Bertzos, Jenny
Coleman, Maureen Deromn, Mark
Varano and Rob White were
singled out for their play with the
four goals for the Fury in a 4-3 win
over the Blazers. N cole Bembe,
Dawn Bigge, Brian Adamczyk,
Shane Grfffith and Jesse Kushner
starred for the winners.
Andy Denorfia scored twice for
the Blazers and Erin Leggett added
one goal. M ke Kozlinski, Jennifer
Calerno, Marc Giammatteo and Lee
Brennan played well for the
Blazers• a
Mark Pompei d twogoals for
the Kicks m a 2-1 win over the
Wings• Jeff Purpura and Phil
Orlinski1 well for the
- 4r - and goa Knc yy EIw II
stopped two penalty kicks.
David Rosenstein had the lone
Wilags' score off an assist from
Kyle Aduskevich, Derek
Anderson, Kelly McCrann and
Rachel Healy played well for the
Wings.
David Paoletto had four goals
for the Clippers in a 4-3 win over
the Hurricanes. Scot Cross, Justin
Repoli, Rachel Kroeher, Jeffrey
Lopa and Jason Malczyk led the
winners' effort.
Lucio DeMarco had all three
goals for the Hurricanes, who
received strong performances from
Michael LaBrie, Jason DeDorio.
Williams outstanding but JV squad loses, 27-12
Despite the outstanding running
of Toay Williams, the Southington
High jumor varsity gridders dropped
a 27-12 demsion to the Newington
High JV squad Monday in
Newington.
After Newington broke away
for three touchdowns in the first
and second quarters and enjoyed a
21-0 lead, the Blue Knights got on
the scoreboard when Williams
broke away on a thrilling 60 yard
mn for the touchdown.
However, the Newington gridders
maintained their awesome offense
and scored early in the third
quarter to make the score 27-6.
Williams culminated a 56-yard
scoring drive by racing 25 yards
for Southington's second muchdown
late in the third quarter.
Besides Williams, other top
Southington players were linebacker
Chris Breton, defensive
secondary back Dave Capobianco
and quarterback Daren Seeger.
Indoor Youth Soccer League planned at Y
The Southington YMCA Indoor
Youth Soccer League is an
opportunity for boys and g rls n
grades 1-9 to increase their aerobic
fitness level, actlieve personal accomplishments
and meet new
friends.
Although competition and winning
are important concepts to be
elarned in life, the program is struc-
tured so that game scores are not
kept in order to emphasize individual
success, but to develop communicat,on
skills, strengthen indtvidual's
self esteem and to just have
fun, the YMCA said.
The YMCA is committed to the
development of the whole person,
said Bill Skinner, the YMCA Director
of Health and Physical Educa-
tion. "As a result, we try to incorporate
the concepts ofparticipation,
teamwork, good sportsmanship
and fair play, physical fitness, and
skill development."
Registration for league play is
taking place at the YMCA on High
Street. League games will begin on
Saturday, November 15. For more
information, contact Bill Skinner •
Eye.improving field hockey team finishing up
The Southington High school
girls field hockey team will close
its season Friday at 3:30 p.m.when
it hosts South Windsor at the local
field.
The Lady Knights have come a
long way since the season started
in early September.
The locals came through with
their most impressive win of the
campaign last Friday when they
whitewashed a good Maloney High
Spartanettes 2-0 at the local field.
That victory was the third in
nine decisions while two other
battles ended in ties.
The Kights defense rose to
every occasion in keeping Maloney
off the scoreboard despite the
Spartanettes wide territorial edge
in play during most of the game.
The Knights took advantage of
their few scoring opportunit'les and
took a 1-0 lead midway*in the
second half when Dawn Casarella
booted in a rebound past Maloney
goalie Laura Quirk.
Sue Hahl received an asslst on
the goal because she took a shot
from 10 feet out that was stopped
by the Maloney netminder and
Casarella scored on the rebound.
The Knights utilized a quick
break several minutes later to score
an insurance goal.
Kris Mach disp!ayed an exceptional
stickhandling exhibition
for more than 20 yards and then
sent a long pass to left winger
Kathy Zering who blasted a 10yarder
that was partially blocked by
the Maloney netminder.
However, the impact of the
rebound was so hard that the ball
went into the net.
The Knights defense played
hard when it counted most and.
Southington oalie Chris Malarney
was outstanding again as she stopped
14 shots, some on the spec-
tacular side.
The locals only had opportunities
to take four shots throughout
the battle and scored twice.
Knights head coach Doreen
Leahy said, "We were in the right
place at the right time and Maloney
had the better scoring opportunities
and dominated until the final 20
minutes."
The Knights and Maloney played
a 2-2 deadlock in the earlier
meeting.
'Hail' Irwin
Veteran golfer Hale Irwin is
known as one of the" most consistent
players on the PGA
Tour. lie went from early 1975
through Ihe 1978 schedule
covering 86 tournaments
- without missing a 36-hole cut..