Coon Rapids High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Coon Rapids, MN)

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NEW RECORDS SET As the level of competition in swimming improves, the times one must swim to break an existing record, to quality for a meet and to advance into further competition be- comes more difficult. The girls swim team met these challenges and completed a very successtul season. Each member of the team showed individual improvements as the year progressed. New school records were established in 2 events: 200 Medley Ftelay team ot Kyle Koester, Kelley Schrantz, Theresa Breitloach and Mary Emmen - i:59.13, and the 100 yard Backstroke - Kyle Koester -- 1:06.52 Coon Rapids Swimmers qualified for the sectional meet in every event. Then for the finals CR was re- presented in 5 championship heats, and 6 consolation heats. As a result ot this compe- tition, qualifying for the state meet were: Mary Emmen in the 500 yard freestyle event and the 200 yard Medley Relay team of Kyle Koester, Keltey Schrantz, Theresa Breitloach and Mary Emmen. was YE , ,.,,,,rr 0, NM 3 sbt an 5 ,,,, fin.t4f-K fr gy? FJ? ' 'i '3 ,,'. , ,iiy fit , Girls Swim r J' 0 - ,ali Team I y T ,ig ' :J 1 54

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NEW HIGH! 3iwi'4 fffr-5 jx NV r 4 fir f hx 5 ' lf A i,.-' 'M if f 3 kYN iTNn,. xnxx ' 1 ' 6 r ,QKZN may NWN vi, rs ,I is QYEEETNRWM, r .ki The team started with a score of 88 and reached a high of 105.03 against Brainerd. That meet was won by .03 points. The B squad had a slow Start, but improved by 40 points to reach a high score oi 72. For the varsity team, Chuck Lavigne dominated floor exer- cise and the vault, white Tom Zaoz- koweki dominated the stili rings and horse. Dave Young Controlled the pare alle! bars. Mike Carhill, Dave Carson, and Doug battieid for Aiiwfxrourrd Hon- ore. The Team Captains were Tom Zaoz4 kowski and Mike Carhiil, Dean Sabetti was voted Most lmprovedw, arid Yom Zaczkowski received 'Moet Valuable , i i i Boysi Gymhiaetioe