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Running for the cross country team requires strength and endurance. De­ rek Seward takes a deep breath to pre­ pare him for his last lap.
Members of the cross country team always gave their best during their meets. The effort involved was ex­ hausting, as one can tell by the few who remain standing at the end of this particular meet.
Girls Grack
The 1991 Girls Track Team had a partially successful sea­ son. The team had only one win during the regular season. The team’s shot and disc thrower Marianne Oliva qualified for the sectional competitions, where she scored high. De­ spite the disappointing sea­ son, the team’s spirits were high throughout.
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Grack
The 1991 Brothers outdoor Track team did not win many meets but was still able to ex­ cell in the post-season. The Brothers scored 26 points in the Class D Section III cham­ pionships, behind Justin Vi- anese’s 800 meters. Sectionals include: Matthew Demlein, 3rd, 800 meters; Pat Sears, 2nd, 100 meters; and Shawn Hanrahan,
6th, shot put.
Girls Outdoor Track
Bottom Row
J. Castro. E. Speach. E. Murray
Second Row
G. DeJoseph. S. Bonacci, R. Cuenca. E. Wood, C. Afor Third Row
Coach J. Royal
Top Row
J. Smith. K. Church. C. James. M. Oliva, C. Horton
Spring Track
Bottom Row A. Joachimpillai. M. Demlein, J. Nave. D. Bentz, S. Judge Middle Row J. Vianese, B. Bigelow, P. Feliu. D. Seward, R. Sacco, J. Judge, J. Salisbury
no Top Row S. Hanrahan. F. Hughes, J. Orr, M. Donnelly. P. Donnelly. P. Sears, J. McKeon. Coach J. Royal