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Becky Werlliig.

who

Mjrvud

as ,u;

flhsistant on

thi!

varsity Ievt-1 last year

heads

mio her

ronkio season optimistic

about her icarn's chances this year in

the

5UC

and

why shouldn't

she bo?

Avon Lake has

six

letter wtniiL-rs cm .1

!eam

10. including four girls who will

be resuming their starting rales ivJwn

the season opens.

Seniors Michelle FinuFrock

(5-HJ,

Kat>»>

Moes (5-3J.

and

junior Melissu Zolwi

(5-10).

return

thoir sorting positions

Jo givo

thi

Shorc

«ls

«i

formidable front

line.

that were

nut

enough

thp

SnoregaU also have

returning starier

in Stacy Fifer

a( the

suiter-hitter posi-

Hon. Fmefrock will play outside hitter

alongside tcnmalos Mce-i.

outside

hit-

ter,

and

Zake! nl right side hitter

The experience factor

and thu

sizable

front lino are the strengths

this year's

squad according

Werllng.

"I think

one of our

strengths

the

ability

play together. Lots

!ho

players wore there last year on the varsi-

ty levul,

..r

they havrj experience.

should also have

good

and

tall front

line."

she said.

Werling says that with

many

seniors on the team, no one has fell com-

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in-

tficatfK.1 utherwisu.

Thu final two spots in the starting rota-

tion will most likely

tilled

senior

returning letter winners

Amy

Mitchell,

middle hittnr,

and

back

rov;

specialist

Angie Wcstfall.

Tno two will

get

competition from

(he

remaining four girls on the team, juniors

Kathleen Hattersley. Cheryl Smith,

and

Courtney Mock,

and

sophomore Sarah

Simmons.

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Kane Moes. From row: Cheryl Smith. Coach Werling, Angie Westfall S'acev

Fifer, Courtney Mock and Kathleen Hattersley.

"v*u™.

«.acey

far as the

conference race

is con-

cerned. Weriiag sees

similar scenario

last year, wilh

the

Shore

u!s battling

out

w:th

defending champion Fairvicw

and runner-up O!rnst(;d Falls,

for

ihn

a.VC titlu.

think the three

will bo rightini;

out

again."

she

said. "Olmsted Falls

has all

six of

their starters back,

they

will

tough- Fairview lost

all

their tor,

players,

but

you never know with them.

They always scorn

find somr^nu."

If the veterans

on the

Shoreyji squad

stay healthy

and

they

get

solid perfor-

mances from

tho now

starters, Avon

Lake should find themselves

in a

late

season race

for the

conference

^mpionship.

Bay blasts Brookside

for

shutout

Season with victor

By Chrii Asconhelnier

BAY VILLAGE

Opening

the

season

against two-limo Southwestern

Con-

ference champion

Say

Village

is not an

enviable task

for any

football team

Uie on.

but (hat is

what

the

Brookside

Cardinals faced whan they travailed

Rocket country Friday,

and

come away

oil tho short

end of a

23-0 score.

The Cardinals

Ind

Iroublu getting

much

anything going

offense

throughout

the

night,

but

defensively

Head Coach

fim

Kubuske said

he saw

come bright spots.

"Offensively wo dropped some passes

and kept turning

the

bait over.

good

football team like Bay

going to take ad-

vantage

that.

thought

our

defense

playnd real well. We

put

thorn

some

tough situations all night. I was proud of

the defense and tho effort the kids show-

ed." sold Kubusku.

Tin

Cardinal defame held the Rockets

two live first downs "..their eight for tho

ballgamo.

and

thoyVtnllod

thn

vaunted

Kockot ground game, allowing only

yards rushing.

was

not

Bay's offense that beat

Brookside.

^os tho big

play.

Tho

Rockets

hud

two big pass ploys that

ac-

counted

for

tho majority

thoir scoring

the

night.

Tim closest tliii Curds v.oma

puttin

(lie

uiid zoiio thrtiiiKlirtut rile >;ariiti.

was midway ttirnu^li

»!i«

first i|u«rli:r

whon they drove to the Bay 20 yard line,

after pulling

off

fake punt to keep their

drive alive.

However,

the

opportunity

was

lost

when Brookiido Iritsd

exuculi.

screen

pass.

iuia u B;iy dufundcr stuppi'ri

hi front

Curd's q'.iitrtorbnck Eric

Graham's puss

mid

picked

off. The

Cardinals were intercepted five times

till.

Hector Apontc

had dii

iiuriol theft

for

tho Cards,

and he

along wilh team male

Nick Fabian, received somu praise from

Boy Head Conch Tom Kaiser.

"Givn Brooksklci some credit. They

have a couple fiuo players in Aponle and

Fabinn. Thoso guys are alhlutus. Thyy'ro

n well coached bollclub." Kaisnr said.

Despite

the

loss Kubuske

was

plen-JBci

with

his

team's never nay

die

nttitude.

"We're disappointed we

ROI

bunt,

bul

wo played hard tho whole game. Thu

ef-

fort

v/as

there

and

they didn't quit,

(

ing

against

the

two-time

SWC

champs,"

said.

Tho Cardinals host Lorain Catholic

Friday night.

By Chris Assenlieimer

AVON

Triii Avon Eafiles kicked

<j(T

tlst'ir

'0;(

footb.ill cunipni^n wilh

2(1-7

vitlury uvur indoptindctil

Ton

CuynhuKn

Iln/hls.

Fridiiy niyht.

The Eagles wrackeil

whopping

3Z8

yards in '.otal offense, while holding

the Redskins

to n

measly

for

thu

R.1I11IT.

Avon's K^oii'id giimo nccounted

for

most

thu

yurdaHO. churning

out 235

yards,

ktl by

tailback

Dun

Milsunroth's

25 tarries

for

131 yiirds.

Tho

senior ol.io

sennit]

two

touchdowns

on the

night.

Qmirl.trbu^l. Turn Wwarsch

nUo

htid

solid immii ttirnuKh

thn nir Tot

Avon. Ilt>

complutcd «i(tht

uf 11

pa^aos

for 0(1

yards

and nu

interceptions.

"Obviously Cm pleased with

tho win.

We played wtsll unouxh

lu win.

Cuyitho^ii has

nico club and tliuy ii.-nlly

carnu

piny." sfttd Head Co^ch John

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