Portal:1987 Spring Men

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1987 Spring Men Portal

Came in Second in the nation with a record of 18-3-2

Team Jersey in Finals

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Team Record

A Side Record

Date	Opponent	Score	Notes
<date>	<opponent>	<score>
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<date>	South Dakota	25-9
<date>	Royal Roads	<score>
<date>	Oklahoma	18-9	0-9 at half
<date>	<opponent>	<score>
19 Apr	Colorado	19-10	Sharpy 2Ts, Clapp T, Bissell 2C and PK
2 May	Bowling Green	15-8	National Collegiate Semi Final Bissell PK - 3, C -1, Moad T
3 May	San Diego State	9-10	National Collegiate Finals; T by Stark, C and PK by Bissell; lost on a PK in the last 2 min
Season Record	xx-yy

B Side Record

Date	Opponent	Score	Notes
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Season Record	xx-yy

Roster

Last Name	First Name	Class
Aaron	Todd	88
Atchison	Scott	87
Beals	Matt	88
Bishop	Lee	87
Brenner	Steve	89
Briere	Andre	90
Bush	Tim	88
Bushy	Dean	88
Carr	Dan	89
Carr	Mike	87
Coveno	Rick	87
Clapp	Steve	87
Clay	Chris	88
Coleman	Kurt	88
Colvin	Jason	90
Copp	David	88
Cordoso	Jim	88
Cranmer	Hal	89
Daniel	Jack	88
Davis	John	88
Demaris	Bud	88
Douglas	Mark	89
Dressel	Dave	89
Drummond	Dan	89
Drummond	Jon	88
Elligot	Scott	88
Finley	Floyd	89
Forsythe	Roger	87
Frauenfelder	Mat	90
Gaines	Dave	88
Goulter	TJ	90
Grafton	Rusty	88
Guevara	Hector	88
Hajosy	Steve	88
Haley	Dave	88
Hanks	I	90
Heironimus	Lee	87
Holder	Jim	89
Holliday	Doc	88
Hughes	Mark	88
Hoyda	Scott	89
Jensen	David	87
Jonasen	Brian	88
Junk	Michael	90
Kissinger	Andre	89
Kolbjornsen	Ned or Arne	89
Kratzke		89
Lanagan	Gerald	87
Lawrence	Tim	88
Leftwich	Jim	87
Long	Brent	90
Loperena	Joe	88
Lux	Robert	90
Mann	John	88
Marinich	Victor	89
Matinovich	Jeff	88
Maurer	Eric	89
Metcalf	Todd	87
Mets	Dave	89
Meyer	Paul	88
Miller	Michael	90
Nusser	Chris	87
O'Connell	Ken	89
Petruzz	John	88
Phillips	Dean	88
Pierson	Blake	87
Poole	David	87
Rossano	Alex	88
Savoie	Scott	87
Schaeffer	Monte	88
Schiller	Ted	89
Schons	Vince	90
Scribner	Derek	88
Sharpy	Tom	87
Snyder	James	89
Souza	Frank	89
Stapleton	Mike	88
Stark	Scott	87
Strebel	Dan	88
Thurber	Jamie	89
VanderPol	Brent	89
VanPelt	Pete	87
Vice	John	91
Wellborn	Chris	89
Wiegand	Jeff	89
Wilson	Willie	87
Whitted	Gary	88
Woodbury	Doug	87
Bissell	Mark	88
Findall	Chris	87
Burke	Chris	87
Moad	James	88
Haller	Rich	88
Martyn	Bob	89
Taliaferro	Jeff	89
Neulander	Mark
Larkins	Steve
Abel	Joe
Dennedy	Tom	88

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Post Season Experience/Records

Scott Star, and Mark Bissell made the All American team. They both played with the Combined Services against the Dutch National Collegiate side twice. Stark was also invited to play in the interterritorial matches which was where selections to the national team occured.

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Leadership

Staff

Head Coach - Vern Francis [[1]]

Assistant Coach - Larry Coode

Assistant Coach - Walt Daniels

Assistant Coach - Jeff Waldo

OIC - Barney Ballenger 77

CIC -

Captains

C1C Rick Coveno

C1C Doug Woodbury

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Media

Standing (l-r) Frank Sousa, Chris Findal, Scott Savoi, “Doc” Holliday, ???, Dan Drummond, J.D>, Alex Rossano, __ Martinovich, Roger Forsythe, “Floyd” Finley, Coach Coade, Coach Vern Bottom (l-r) ????, Chris Burke, Scott Stark, Chris Nusser, Dave Metz, Tom Sharpy, Jay Moad, John Drummond, Dean Phillips, Woody, John Clapp, Mark Bissel, Rick Coveno

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Memorable Events

Stark and Bissel named to the All American team. Sharpey was national championship tournament MVP

At the Western regionals, Bissell was selected on the all tournament team, Stark was MV back and Sharpey was MV forward (others picked to the All Tournament team were Drummond, Coveno, Burke, and Bissell)

(per Jon Drummond) I got 11 stitches in my forehead after the match (a SD St player kicked me in the head on a ruck about 5-10 minutes into the match, I ran over to the side, Barney or Coder (?) ran electrical tape around my head, and I went back in). I recall how heartbreaking that loss was...and I know Uncle Vern saved my drunk ass when I inflated one of the life vests in the plane on the way back...whew! I also remember Tom Sharpy motivating all of us to give it all we had in a desperate push to win the match as time ran out.