Mariner High School - Voyager Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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For being such an inexperienced team, they did very well, said Coach Price. Girls' Cross Country ended their season with a 2-5 record. They're a real talented team, and I wish we would have started practicing sooner, said Mr. Price. According to Coach Price, you have to be very dedicated to run cross country, and progress is very slow. It's also very easy to get discouraged. The team is a very small one, only seven runners. The girls went to districts this year and sophomore Ursula Stuart placed 23rd out of 180 runners. Kim Corrigan was voted this year's team captain, Kari Stenson was voted most im- proved, and Ursula Stuart was most inspira- tional. Opposite page: upper left. cross country team warm up. Middle left, Carol Flake practices. Right, Ursula Stuart strives for victory. Lower left, Karen Christy runs for the finish. This page: upper left: Andrea Stinardo runs with effort. Top row, Karen Christy, Kari Stenson, Andrea Stinardo, Carol Flake. Ursula Stuart. Bottom row, Coach Price, jennifer McAlpin, Kim Corrigan. W ....... 't Aivvfwgima V 'f,QwaQW'L.e.' Q' ' A 53- 5 fi Q' ' ' V V. ' 'M' w ':,', ffzfw' ff 'fri ' - ' . xi, W .imavi ,f fwfili - , We ' ' - f'.f1',fi'iH .w - ., , ft V I iv 'T' W -,,. , 5, : ' fgfsiyw' -., . vq,,,f1....', '51-M1 . L 1 'fr s . ,... N.. W-q.Qgp, ,F,-f'ifA..w:QZ f wg ' . V v , at ,,,., t we , Yr.-i'f fv ' - Q ' Q +P , .. .. 9' .wil . , M, gg Q see... f fw..g,Q,... ., , ,v-,.f Slim. I ' i ' '- 'W . 3335 B 5-42. fe .,,. , ' s ' vs-.,, -Y V. , . V - ,-.. V V . , V V r VV . ' 'Q ,V I f 'Zf'..,,,jZ':51, -va, V V X . . , 11 l ' 4 '!,,3 V i W ' I W C' V , V , V V 4' 3.14 ul . , ,,., M . ,e New , A e .t V. nail:-I W ,ww ,f-f . , 'jk ,153 ' . 'uf 'i .Q,:g.4w I I , I M . , .. Kflrljl 1 V --.1 VV as . -mm J! ai ' VV V ww. M1 V1 .gi VV Girls' Cross Country 29

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It was a year of change and growth for the girl's tennis team, which finished 3-11. Clare Hauseman said, We lost lots of good players from last year, plus we had to adjust to a new coach. Coach Franz said, Something was miss- ing for a long time-we didn't make tennis a high enough priority. Absences often re- sulted in shuffling positions at the last min- ute. The Oak Harbor game was a turning point. Players who missed turnouts or games started paying the consequences. The coach buckled down and the team be- gan pulling together. Coach Franz expected a lot. We had to work a lot harder this year, said Liz How- ley, Mariner's top singles player. The team felt best about their last game, a 7-0 loss to Cascade. Even though we lost, said Liz, we just all felt we played our best. l Many from this year's young team will return next year. The team is looking for a fast start and plan to make an important change-to put tennis first. Opposite page: Top left, Lisa Piasecki awaits the serve. Middle, Care Hausman powers her serve. Top right, Liz Howley returns difficult shot. Lower left, jenny jensen hits a shot cross court. Lower right, Liz Howley hackhands. This page: Left, jennifer Mealoy shows satisfaction with her last shot. Top right, Marci Swan- son powers a forehand. Lower right, jennifer Oberg hits a backhand. 4, r O' 5' ' ' 'NF nu W V z 9 ' f it ,, .,.,, i ,x sew. .., ,, W --, 12 is Girls' Tennis 51