Poudre High School - Impala Yearbook (Fort Collins, CO)

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- State Softball Slides Home During their first year of state sanctioned softball, there were re- gional and state tournaments. Pre- viously, when the season was overg it was over. Also new this year, coaches voted for All-Conference teams. First baseman, Cassy Wilson and outfielder, Lisa Wildman made first team, while shortstop Amy Kruse and utility player Kim Wall were named to the second team. Poudre's hopes for state were ended when Pomona beat them in the second game of the regional tour- nament. What shouid be men- tioned is that Pomona went on to win the tournament and finished second in state. Poudre played The team really came around in their confidence and spirit. They played together as a very contendi- ble team. Especially noted were juniors Stephanie Cienfuegos for her pitching and Leslie Ross for her hitting and defense at second base. Everybody played up and we couldn't have asked for more, said Assistant Coach Linda Hewett. At the end of the season, the team voted for exceptional team mem- bers. Varsity awards were given to Kim Wall, Amy Kruse, Lisa Wild- man, Leslie Ross, and Cassy Wil- son. Further recognition was given to the junior Varsity team who fin- ished its season undefeated with a tough even whithout three varsity seniors. Coach Lori Davis said, record of 12-0. Q S .i.. Y Lisa Wildman leaves Thornton in the dust. iN 'N ' A 15-if: -wi-sf1.1'n42if-sjlitfff' I l rl l--. 6 'N K Back rowp Coach Lori Davis, Kim Dillman, Jennifer Rodgers, Shelley Widhalm, Stephanie Cienfuegos, Trina johnson, Tanya Cienfuegos, Kim Daeschner, Shannon Richmond, Shannon McPherson, Coach Linda Hewett, Middle rowp Sheryl Baskerville, Kim Wall, Amy Kruse, Trina Swenson, Cassy Wilson, Adrienne Suniga, Kristine Weber, Stacy Corners, First row, Ursula Farmer, Melanie Evans, Leslie Ross, Lisa Wildman, Tara Arnold, Cheryl Steffen.

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Melissa Clabach and Tammy Spanswick watching a dive done by a fellow teammate Swimming Poudre Opponent 36 Rocky 133 124 Sth place Eaton Relays 21 Eaton 61 76 Westminister 90 19 6th place League Relays 84 7th place Greeley West lnvitational 26 Ft.Collins 56 25 Northglenn 58 33 Loveland 136 56 Valley 113 69 Thornton 86 93 4th place League Championships Having a small team this year didn't stop the swimmers from gaining indi- vidual improvement. The scheduling of eight practices a week allowed enough time to learn and gain knowl- edge which would help them once they qualify for state. Many partici- pents had individual coaching and were able to follow Tim Lundt s coaching techniques Heather Krob with the experience of mne weeks diving took 2nd at confer ence allowing her to go to state where she placed 13th and was chosen most valuable player because of her consis tancy Shannon Payton took 3rd at conference and also qualified for state placing 14th Esther Millican, a valu able team member, was the most lm proved player for the season Mr Lundt said, The season went well with the number of players we had, ' because of this, the team chose to work on individual improvement instead of the team as a whole Let's give a splash for the swimmers Back row Jeff Ruhser LeighAnn Boyack Kara King Tammy Spanswick coach Tim Lundt Middle row Nikki Kitchen Heather Krob Shaudm Solomon Lisa Craft Chris Peak Front row Melissa Glabach Tawnya Porter Ginger Elder leannle Preuit Shannon Payton Tammy Martin Laura Blbbey Not pictured Esther Millican Haley Hasler

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