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Gymnastics Injuries Fail To Flip Team With an outstanding place- ment in the state competition by individuals as well as the team, the gymnastics team was ex- tremely successful. They had many problems with injuries throughout the season. Senior Jeni Shoptaugh sustained a neck injury during a meet and did not compete for several weeks, but she came back at the end of the season to finish third in state. Sheryl Engebretson, Pam Fischer and Pam Frank also received in- juries that limited their participa- tion. Sophomore Tara Reiber, juniors Stephenie Somerville and Kathy Minihan, and seniors .leni Shop- taugh and Pam Fischer led the team to a fourth-place finish in state. The girls' hard work and dedi- cation was obvious by their sea- son record. Watching their weights, perfecting difficult and demanding routines, and lending moral support to fellow team members were all a part of their sacrifices. This page: During a workout, Shana Kohles Ctop left! prepares for a back handspring on the balance beam. Due to a broken ankle and a sprained knee re- spectively, Pam Frank and Pam Fischer couIdn't participate for the majority of the season but showed their support by stlll attending practices ftop rightj. Getting in- volved with a team discussion on the way to o meet, Coach Toodie Royer and assistant coachlstudent teacher Lori Gosch talk with other members of the squad Cbottomb. Two prominent mem- bers of the team, Tora Reiber and Tammy Jensen, enjoy the camaraderie of fellow members while riding on the bus Cmlddle rightj. Opposite page: Even though she sustained a serious neck ln- jury, lenl Shoptaugh continued to work out in o neck brace to maintain strength and flexibility Ctopb. A strong friendship developed between captains Jeni Shop- taugh and Pam Fischer. Warming up be- fore a meet, they converse about upcom- ing events Cbottomb. 166lSports -'K
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Gymnastics team: CFrontJ Julie Johnson, Linda Gleason, Tara Reiber, Kathy Hoyle, Coach Brian Garrett. CSecondJ Coach Lori Gosch, Mo Ransom, Pam Frank, Shana Kohles, Beth Meyer. CThirdJ Pam Fischer, Tammy Jensen, Sheryl Engebretson, Kathy Minihan, Stephenie Somerville, Susan O'Brlen. Cllackb Coach Toodie Royer, Jeni Shoptaugh. Kim Mehl. Linda Gleason soars high above the beam in the competition against Palmer. Photo courtesy of the Sun. Scoreboard AA vs. Opp. 150.15 Palmer 75.2 173.8 Doherty 161.74 151.65 Harrison, 96 Widefield 62.1 122.7 Central, 118 Coronado 92.5 164.45 Wasson, 167.3 Centenial 102 Wasson lnvitationsl 2nd 170.2 District 2nd 170.0 State 4th 168.7 Sports I 165
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