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Soccer goes varsity

For the 1985-86 soccer team, a big soccer,” stated freshman Mark
change will be seen. As a part of a Schendt. "I also think that there will
big effort, athletic coordinator John be much greater fan support because
Wissler finally made it possible for of the move.”
both the boys and girls soccer teams “I think it’s great, it’s about time
to be in the varsity status. “I think it was offered as a varsity sport, and
now that it is offered as a varsity now, thanks to Mr. Wissler, it has
sport, more people will be going out been,” stated sophomore Stacy
just because of the way it sounds. Chedester.
Before it became a varsity sport, it Another asset to the boys soccer
was just an independent sport, and team was that two of the players were
not many people wanted to be a part elected to be on an all-state team.
of it. The only ones that went out Junior Darren Swett was chosen for
were the really serious ones. I think the first team, A division, and
it will give the participants something sophomore Jeff Kisicki was chosen for
to look forward to at the end of the the second team, A division.
season. Now they can finally letter in

Millard South
Roncalli
Prep
Bellevue West
Burke
Bellevue East
Thomas Jefferson
Westside
Millard North
Holy Name
Papillion
Zenon Cup lost to Bellevue West
2-1
Indoor Tourney 3rd beating Burke
1-0
Girls Soccer
Season Record 1-9-2
Head Coach - John Walsh
Sophomore M arshall Sw lnk brings the RHS OPP
ball down the field during playoffs for Indoor Tourney
the Zenon Cup. Elkhorn 0 0
Roncalli 0 0
Darren Swett
Bellevue West 1 2
team captain
Regular Season
“We started out poor­ Duchesne 2 1
ly, but our team fin­ Roncalli 0 4
ished strong.” Millard North 0 4
Marian 0 2
Bellevue West 0 4
Papillion 1 2
Brett Carey
Westside 1 9
team captain team captain
Roncalli 0 2
“The season was a “In the second half Marian 0 10
learning one for the of the season we
younger girls, but began to play as a
when they improve, team and play to
they will be strong our potential.”
contenders to all
teams.”