Mead High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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GLLEYBALL Shadle Park Central Valley Gonzaga Prep Rogers Ferris North Central University Lewis 81 Clark Shadle Park Central Valley Gonzaga Prep Rogers Ferris North Central University Lewis 84 Clark League Record 10-6 Ferris North Central Shadle Park STATE 1 2 Clover Park 1 2 Blanchet OVERALL Wins Losses 19 8

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SEASQ . . .Q Nl ER T0 FCRGET rw 'l l Q. 1 ll- ,-f ls., -'ui'--...,.. -.,.,-..., Ranked as 31 in pre-league season, volleyball had a rough image to live up to. The season started off with a bang, beating last year's District contenders Shadle Park. The remainder of the season roller coasted up and down. Winning tough matches, and losing some closely, were all apart of the ride. Volleyball ended the league with a 10-6 record. Seeded 114 at Districts, the power and intensity became clear when volleyball won three straight games to become the District champs. Great setting by Kathy Toutant and Molly Miller helped strengthen the team. Senior Hitters Stacey Douglass, jenniferJones, ,Iolynn Knudsvig, Michelle Benson, and Dianne Schultz also added to the winning picture. Hopes for a high place at state were lowered with some team suspensions, but never quitting Coach Mike Fleming took a team of eight to state. The three varsity and five junior varsity finished 13th. A great accomplishment for the volleyball program at Mead High. 1. The team jumps for joy at anoth- er victory. 2.Kathy Toutant shows superb form in a perfect back set. 3. The Varsity team included: Ctop rowl Coach Mike Fleming, Kathy Toutant, Dianne Schultz, Michelle -Q Benson, Carol Unger, Kelly Fisher fbottom rowj Stacey Douglass, 7 8 jolynn Knudsvig, jennifer jones, Mayanna Mitchell, Tami Bowles, Molly Miller. Not Pictured: joAnna Poage. 4. Michelle Benson passes the ball directly to the setter. 5. Another ball spiked to the floor by Dianne Schultz. 6. Stacey Douglass crouches low to pass a ball. 7. lolynn Knudsvig dives to the floor once more for another great save. 8. On her knees, is the only way to play for jennifer jones. ' 1 23 5 4 6 Volleyball 106 107 ff!