Texas Tech University - La Ventana Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Back Row: Chris Baker, Jay Light, Jason Morovitz, David Loggins, Ken Malcolm, Lee Whaley Middle Row: Eric Warnsman, Terry Berridge, Jason Wright, Brian Cdebaca, Mike McEnaney Front: Steven Butler, Lara Wall, Gary Goldberg, Angela McTee, Chris Massey, Lee Williams Tech cyclists approach a turn in the En- gineering Key at the beginning of their stage race in November. The team made a good finish in the race due to their experi- ence and endurance. (Photo by Sam Magee) A single men ' s team member leads the stage race during one leg. The teams had to judge whether or not they would have the strength to hold a lead such as this for the length of the race. (Photo by Sam Magee) An ' 5 S v- (] yclists Moving toward perfect finish F or the Texas Tech Cycling Team, riding a bicycle is not just another joy ride in the park. Members participated in serious workouts consisting of 40- to 60-mile rides a day at up to 25 miles per hour. Even during the winter, members lifted weights and rode indoor bicycles. The cyclists were grouped into brackets A, B and C, with the A group being the best and groups B and C runners up. In competition, Cycling Team participants earn points in three events: team trials, the criterium and the road race. Tech ' s team competed against Bayloi University, University of Texas, Okla- homa University, Loyola and South- west Texas State University. Officers were: Angle McTee, presi- dent; Gary Goldberg, vice president; Jerry Lackey, secretary and Brian Cdebaca, treasurer. —By Kyle Owei Designed by Beth Ras 106 — Cycling Team

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Back: Dr. Bob Marlett, Jerry Bone, Scot Shields, Debbie Colson, Gina Lehrmann, Heather Jones, Danna Ryan, Shelly Mover, Mark Claburn, Ray Ruiz Front: Chris Gailey, Carlos Cranford, Justin Jones, Jim Ohlenburg. Not pictured: Maria Starr, Troy Watson, Lydia Goutchkoff THE RESULTS Tech-Opponent Women ' s Team Texas A M 15—4 Oklahoma 6—12 Texas 14—3 Colorado 25—4 Women ' s Team Texas A M 6—8 Oklahoma 14—2 Colorado win by forfeit Gina Lehrmann drives her mallet into the ball in anticipation of a score. The play worked, and the Red Raiders went on to defeat Oklahoma in this match 14-2. (Photo by Walter Cranberry) Polo Club - 105

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TJounding up -■- 1. Association sponsors collegiate rodeos Riding high in the saddle, the Texas Tech Rodeo Association enjoyed its 44th year as a member of the Texas Tech sports network. Members of the association sponsored an annual all-school rodeo in the spring in which various groups from the campus were invited to participate. The organization also had another annual event, the Cowboy Christmas Ball, which presented the association with funds for events. The Rodeo Association attended and competed in 10 collegiate rodeos, and in October the association held the Texas Tech College Rodeo. The men ' s team focused on events such as bull riding, calf roping and steer wrestling. Women members participated in team roping, the break away event and barrel racing. Officers were: Bridget Griggs, president; Tanya Piercy, vice president; Kathy Woods, secretary; Lori Newcomb, treasurer; and Robert Harvey, public relations. — By Kyle Owen Tanya Piercy and John Loels joke at the annual Cowboy Christmas Ball. The function was held at the Coyote Club. (Photo by Walter Cranberry) Ron Lane prepares for his event in the Tech Intramural Rodeo. Lane participated in the Team Roping event. (Photo by Sam Magee) Front: Joe Livermore, Robert Harvey, Chris Batista, Philip Guitar, Weidon Lovejoy, Brandon Baudin, Tanya Whiteside, Kyle Dudley, Mary Ellen Simmang, Christina Rogers, Leslie Ward, Kodi Newman, Judi Engle, Lori Newcomb, Jason Spence Middle: Travis Walker, Tracy Strevey, Erika Jenson, Nancy Graves, Kristi Goodwin, Martha Reed, Angie Williams, Toby Haggard Back: Wes Rudd, Tige Smith, Heath Rousser, Eric Best, Wade Carper, Donnel Brown, Jim Blaine McKinney, Travis McKee, Craig Dane, Kathy Wood (Photo by Sam Magee) Tech Rodeo Association — 107