Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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,,,....-A AJS' Everybody ran to their full potential and showed this in placing second at State. Kris- tin Humphrey We pulled ourselves through to a winning year with Coach 527 1141- W gusty M655 MG -as----I K1 Gyraai u ' Qlwwvsq YYQ EU! Frye behind always Dana Lyle 0 is wk 'xg' 1985 Girls Cross Country MHS 23 Spartanburg MHS 23 Eastside MHS 18 Westside MHS 17 T.L. Hanna 32 83 MHS 15 Hillcrest 45 39 38 MHS 17 Wade Hampton 75 MHS 15 Easley 45 Wins 7 Losses 0 Glory sharing is . , . Nancy Cason and Andrea Knight run out in front of everyone on their way to beating T.L. Hanna. fPhoto by Delrner Howellj .44 Bringing it home again . . . Dianne Farrington, Nancy Cason, and Andrea Knight run towards another victory as they race against T.L. Hanna in a home meet. fPhoto by Delmer Howellj Girls' Cross Country

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And the winners will be Dana Lyle, Dianne Farrington, and Andrea Knight are about to be the winning finishers at the Wendy's Invitational in Charlotte. iPhoto by Chris Connori Girls' Cross Country Team CTop rowl Nancy Cason, Dana Lyle, Christina Jackson, Andrea Knight, Andrea Kinninger. fBottom rowl Dana Purser, Dianne Farrington, Kristin Humphrey. iPhoto by Mike Fryel hh o o Dom Inal1l0l1 Lady Mavericks Runner-Up At State Meet When referring to the Girl's Cross Country Team, think Domination. The girls brought home the Region Championship, the County Cham- pionship for the fifth straight year, and best of all, runners-up at State Cham- pionships. Coach Mike Frye took the girls to a victorious season although one obstacle prevented them from winning the Ea- gle Invitational at Clemson. Coach Frye said, We lost at Clemson mainly be- cause of injuries but it was also a tough course. The girls lost by two points to fall to Spartanburg. At the region meet the girls defeated their opponents by a vast margin. Their Girls' Cross Country closest competitors were 28 points be- hind the MHS leaders. The season highlights included the two titles they captured and the second place finish at State, and the victory in the fifteen mile relay at the Eagle Invitational. The relay members included Dana Purser, Nancy Cason, Andrea Knight, Dianne Farrington, and Andrea Kin- ninger. Andrea Knight said, We worked hard all summer and strived to win at the Eagle Invitational. The year ended at the state when the girls placed second with 85 points to complete the year with many smiles. Erik Busby r So close, yet so far away . . . Coach Delmer Howell comforts Nancy Cason and Andrea Kinninger as they finished runners-up at the State Meet. iPhoto by Delmer Howelli

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