The Suffield Bell - Suffield Academy
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8 - <strong>The</strong> <strong>Bell</strong> October 2007<br />
Captains’ Quotes<br />
Maysie Childs ’08 & Sam Robson ’08<br />
Sports<br />
Boys Cross Country: Joel Glassman ’08 & Sam Stone ‘09<br />
Q: What do you hope to accomplish this season?<br />
A: To improve.<br />
Girls Field Hockey: Isy Zellweger ’08 & Kelsey Tuthill ‘08<br />
Coming off a season where we were section champions, we have had<br />
to work very hard to keep up our game and to maintain our reputation<br />
as a good team. We are starting the season strong with huge energy on<br />
the field and all the girls work very hard together. <strong>The</strong> chemistry on the<br />
field is excellent because everyone gets along great, and our teamwork<br />
is very efficient.<br />
Football: George Gomez ’08<br />
Q: What do you hope to accomplish with your team this year?<br />
A: Everyone on the team has high expectations for this year. All of the returning players<br />
worked hard during the summer to prepare for the season; also, the new players<br />
and PGs are valuable additions that will help us win some games. Our goals are to play<br />
hard with no mistakes, and to leave everything we have on the field every game.<br />
Boys Soccer: Tommaso D’Agastino ‘09 & Adam Pistel ’08<br />
Q: What do you hope to accomplish this season?<br />
Tommaso:To work hard; I wouldn’t expect anything less from our<br />
team. Our record so far doesn’t reflect our talent.<br />
Adam: To do our best, and have some fun.<br />
Girls Cross Country: Tsuneko Jarris ’08,<br />
Abbie Schuster ‘08, and Ally Nelson ’08<br />
Q: What do you hope to accomplish as a<br />
team this season?<br />
A: I think we all hope to build the team up.<br />
We lost 5 out of 7 varsity runners this year<br />
and we are definitely looking to rebuild.<br />
<strong>The</strong> team has great chemistry and we’re all<br />
looking to get in shape as well as having a<br />
good time together.<br />
Girls Soccer: Mallorie Nai ’08, Liz Snow ’08, and Kate Pistel ’09<br />
Q: What is the chemistry like on your team?<br />
A: All of the freshmen feel included already. Everyone works together really<br />
well. We see ourselves as a team during games, during practices and throughout<br />
the school day. We already feel bonded and it is only the first week. We<br />
expect everyone to stay positive and be ready to work hard.<br />
Water Polo: Tommy Cyran ‘08, Evan Ciecimirski ’10<br />
Q: What is it like to have a line up with mostly new players?<br />
A: <strong>The</strong>re is a lot of talent and young people. In terms of skill<br />
we look really strong but sometimes practices can get out of<br />
hand because of our maturity level. We need to find a balance<br />
between having fun and being successful in the water.<br />
Alums Arrive for Annual Soccer Rivalry<br />
Tsuneko Jarris ’08<br />
It was a blazing hot September Saturday<br />
as the members of our Varsity Boys Soccer<br />
Team stepped onto the newly placed turf.<br />
<strong>The</strong> weather peaked at ninety-seven degrees,<br />
and the onlookers were perspiring on the<br />
sidelines. Juan Arreaza ’05 of the 2005 New<br />
England Championship team scored the first<br />
goal with an impressive through ball from<br />
Dave Eckhardt ’86. Closely following this<br />
play, Nick Lines ’08 scored a screamer from<br />
eleven yards out. <strong>The</strong> final score was three to<br />
two, the Alumni taking the win.<br />
Aside from this intense rivalry it was a<br />
good time for the players, both students and<br />
Alumni, to bond. “It is always fun to see who<br />
comes back to play in the alumni game. This<br />
year Juan Arreaza made an appearance which<br />
brought back great memories,” said two year<br />
captain Adam Pistel ’08. Strong contributing<br />
players to the soccer team this year include<br />
Kohei Hotta ’10, assistant captain Tomasso<br />
D’Agosdino ’09, Will Cooley ’08, and newcomer<br />
goalie Steven Kiss ’10.<br />
<strong>The</strong> boys have a series of home games this<br />
year and “Always love an enthusiastic<br />
crowd!” says Cooley.<br />
Volleyball: Meg Miller ‘08, Emily Cassello ‘08, and Amar Khalsa ‘08<br />
Q: What is the chemistry like on your team?<br />
We are still getting to know everyone’s strengths and weaknesses. We are<br />
definently in the rebuilding stage but we start that way every season. In a<br />
week we will really be more together.<br />
A: How do you like your new coach, Ms. Hettrick?<br />
Q: She is great! She really motivates us at every practice and at our games.<br />
She is more intense with our practices. We are even running! She wants us<br />
to be more successful and I definitely think we will be. At our first play day<br />
we won two games that is already more games then we won last season. We<br />
see ourselves going places.