Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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Rounding the curve Jenny Jones leads the pick in thc 1600 meter run with two laps to go This meet in Rock Hill included the toughest competition in the Uppcrsttte with Jenny finishing sixth. 88-36 85-45 62-65 85-43 64-63 82-42 90-35 51-76 74-5l - -QQ Blazing Laura Blaser dominates the third leg of the 400 meter relay while shot-putters eagerly look on. Despite the rain, she completes the hand-off smoothly, aiding the relay in a First place finish. iPhoto by Vardry FreemanJ Up and over go Monica Kilton and Lauren Fisher as they battle the rain to finish their 300 meter dash. They placed first and second at this home meet. iPhoto by Vardry Freemanj

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w X , ' in x-z,kk X X . -:X - it sr 3 S S QF if K X . . 1 .Q , g , Oh! What A Feeling! Boys' Track Team Takes First County Championship Our team, with our new head coach, Delmer Howell, was the strongest it has ever been, said three-year track veteran, Eric Fearn. The Boys' Track Team had a very successful season until they lost their final meet to Greenwood, who went on to become region champs. Mauldin made up for that loss when several team members showed suprise performances that led to the Maverick's first Greenville County Championship. The Mavericks dominated the county meet by having team members strong enough to place high in most every event. The Go Mavericks! Several Mavericks take the Erst few places of the 3200 meter run to help win the Wade Hampton Meet. iPhoto by Vardrey Freemanj Lunging for the finish! Eric Fearn finishes third in a close meet with Greenwood that broke the Maverick's undefeated season. iPhoto by Mike Fryej team had first place finishers in the pole vault, high jump, 1600 meter run, and 3200 meter run. Other team members continued to help the score by taking second in the 1600 meter relay, triple jump, long jump, and high jump and the Mavericks had third place finishers in the long jump, 3200 meter run, 800 meter run, 200 meter dash, and 400 meter relay. By pulling themselves together as one of the strongest track teams around, the Mavericks ended its season, defeated only by Greenwood. Gary Arnold ,rf ss, inn? U Wx Q Boys' Track f 93

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