Briarcrest Christian School - Saint Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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GULF , . 4 1, s ,l -Q it it iz it if iii 1 u fl -'- A Bi ffiar-suzuki: 1 Left to Right: David Rodenhiser, Mike Rodenhiser, Patti Jackson, Chuck Moss, Stacie Lamb, Mark Hopkins, Alan Underwood. The 1980 Briarcrest Varsity Boy's and Girl's golf teams had many ups and downs during the year. They played a very tough schedule and finished the year with a combined record of 13 wins and 20 losses. The high note of the season was when they finished second in the Dis- trict Tournament and earned the right to advance to the Regional Tournament in Savannah, Tennessee. They fin- ished 5th place out of nine teams that were competing. There were no seniors on the team so the future has something in store for the 1981 golfers if they continue to strive and work hard. Y i 3'i g in K Coach Sam Wamble 222 - Sports 1

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Tennis Left to Right: John Stephens, Jeff Grise, Bill Owens, Ben Landess, Jerry Goin, David Hurley. The Girls' Tennis Team ended its season with a 6-3 record. They also were District 28 Champions and two players, Lisa Turner and Boo Hil- debrand, advanced to the Regional Tournament by winning first and third place, respectively, in District singIe's finals and as a double's team, they placed first in the District. Boo was named Most Valuable Player for the season. Also in the District tournament, Tara Steepleton advanced to the Quarterfinal round before she was defeated. The Boys' Tennis Team ended its season with a 6-3 record. The team placed second in the District tourna- ment and Ben Landess placed fourth in singles which advanced him to the Regional Tournament. Also winning team points in the Dis- trict Tournament were John Ste- phens, Jeff Grise and Jerry Goin, the three senior members of the team. Ben Landess was named Most Val- uable Player for the season. 1, Left to Right: Tara Steepleton, Julie Baird, Boo Hildebrand. Row 2, Lett to Right: Mrs. Provi- coach: Tracy Overton, Sue Troyer, Anne Foster. Not Pictured: Lisa Turner. Sports- 221

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wr VARSITY BASEBALL W' W9-W' ' as T f Lett to Right Ben Prewitt David Newman Carl Sweanngteon David Henry, Mike Payne. Row Il, Lett to Right: David Briggs, Tim Dulin, Darold Phillip Anthony Tony Maddox Row III Lett to Right Coach Maclin Bill McAnally, Tom Flagon, Brian McMillin, Brad Beale. The Baseball team finished the year with a record of 8- 6. The highlight was the exciting victory over Bishop Byrne, a team who proved to have been very competitive. The most valuable player was Tim Dulin, who batted .460. Tom Ragon was awarded most valuable pitcher. He pitched an ERA of 1.90. The captains were Darold Rus- sell, Brad Beale, and Tom Ftagon. Coach Maclin said that the team consisted of many good young players. If they continue to progress over the summer, they should be very successful next year. Sports - 223