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CROSS COUNTRY Team Earns Rank 10 In Class B
As the season started, things did not look good for the Broth­ ers’ cross country team. The de­ parture of three seniors from the five man team of 1987 left a gap that was hard to fill. Despite this, the team managed a 5-4 record, which was reasonable given their expectations. A tenth place in sec­ tion B was also something to be proud of.
The team was led by sopho­ more Justin Vianese, and was helped by Brian Riley’s great leadership and sense of humor. Consistent performances by Tim Gaughan and Matt Marnett also helped pace the team. Pete Cuen­ ca’s performance was hampered at the end of the season by bron­
fabove) left to right; bottom: Pete Guenca, Tracy Eisenhart, John Judge, Tony Lewis, (top): Justin Vianese, Matt Demlein, Chris Jones, Bo Bigelow, Dana Stewart, John Bozeman, Kurt Riesenberg, Jim McVetty, Jeremy Bialek, Matt Marnett.
(above, left) The team strolls into the stadium.
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chitis, which hurt the squad. The JV team showed steady
improvement throughout the sea­ son. Runners Dana Stewart, Bo Bigelow, and Jason and Jeremy Bialek will be a welcome addition to the varsity squad next year. The
Junior High team was quite suc­ cessful as well, with Matt Dem- line and Tony Lewis running strong races for the Brothers.
As a special note, Tracy Eisen- hart ran for the CBA girls, and put together a great season, finishing in the top ten in several big invita- tionals, and finishing 20th in the league, despite the fact that she was the only member of the team. Her willpower and stick-to-itive- ness are to be commended.