Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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.ah '.?. .E1.i 5 W.. M... -..i . :ti I . Tastes great! . . . Less filling! Coach Brannon has a conference with Tabitha Stephens. Mary Beth Tim- mons and Sandra Cox joined in. iPhoto by Robert Freemanl We had a great season but I think we should have gone all the way. Missy Sullivan I 'I it - 'tv 'J It was a very rewarding sea- son, but it was also a disap- pointing one. Mary Beth Timmons F 1985 Girls' Softball Team MHS 10 Spartanburg MHS 14 Riverside MHS 16 Spartanburg MHS 13 Greenwood MHS 8 Boiling Springs MHS 12 Easley MHS 24 Pickens MHS 30 Westside MHS 17 Eastside V MHS 7 Hillcrest MHS 19 Wade Hampton MHS 10 Greenwood MHS 19 Westside MHS 11 Eastside MHS 15 Easley MHS 10 Pickens MHS 10 Hillcrest MHS 19 Wade Hampton MHS 13 Boiling Springs Wins 18 Losses 5 15 5 12 3 13 0 6 2 1 13 2 0 2 1 4 0 0 2 7 'fs Softball Team. f'l op rowl Denise Cleveland, Mary Jones, Theresa Cum- mings, Shannon Fisher, Missy Sullivan, Layla Destaffany, Heather Lynch, Tammy Simmons, Tahitha Stephens. fBottom rowj Coach Brannon, Mary Beth Timmons, Amy Holmes, Shayna Ferguson, Sandra Cox, Catherine Par- ish, Assistant Coach - Beth Timmons. iPhoto by Robert Freemanj Another one bites the dust. Mary Beth Timmons painfully defends her turf against a Boiling Springs oppo- nent. iPhoto by Mike Fryel Softball

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24- At Its Best The Team The golf team made it farther than ever, winning the Region, winning the Conference, and placing third in the State Championship. Coach Carroll Long said, I could not be any more pleased with the way the boys played this year. The team has gained the re- spect of all other teams because of their wins and gotten an idea of how hard work and practice pays off. ' '. . :.,,--x, w Awesom Went All The Way The captain, Mike Zilliagan ex- plained, With the number one team member, Stephen Johnson, and the other team members, Mike Selvy, Erik Busby, Derek Pope, and Joey Mahaf- fey, the team was able to break the school record in score as well as wins. We all, at one time, led the team to a win with Coach Long behind us all of the way. Erik Busby Some say it's the hardest part of the game , . . Greg Holmes, Mike Selvey, Mike Zilligen, and Joey Mahaffey work to improve their putting stroke, prior to a golf match. iPhoto by Jonathan Absherl Last minute instructions . . , Coach Carroll Long hands out score cards as the two golf teams prepare to play the golf match. Mauldin went on to defeat Berea. iPhoto by Jonathan Absherb Future Jack Nicklaus at work ,. . Derek Pope hits golf balls on the driving range before he plays a golf match at the Holly Tree Country Club. iPhoto by Jonathan Absherj Golf 95