Ashbrook High School - Leaves of Green Yearbook (Gastonia, NC)

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COOOOOOOOIOIIC O I . ASH OPP Q Freedom 2 7 C Hunter Huss 6 3 ' McDowell 3 6 3 East Burke 2 7 . Asheville 1 8 . S. Caldwell 6 3 Q Hickory O 9 . Freedom 2 7 : Hunter Huss 5 4 . McDowell 4 5 . S. Caldwell 5 4 Q Asheville 2 7 I Hickory 2 7 ' East Burke 2 4 C I .lllllllllllll gl,,Wmn' Elizabeth Edwards is caught up in the total con- Trish Wilds, the sole senior member of the team, centration which tennis demands. has decided her strategy. Sports! 151

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.arcie Gosine and Angie Scofield, two of the am's greatest assets, practice for an-upcoming Freshman Paige Houser prepares for the long Bet. practice ahead by stretching and warming up. irst rowz Niki Cordle, Laura Schricker, Marcie Gosine, Kim Crain. Second row: Angela Gimbert, Paige Houser, oach Gary Evans, loanne Horton, Angie Scofield W1'MffA4nukwM,.A,47m C.C. MAKES UN FOR TITLE Ashbrook's Cross Country teams of 1982, coached by Cary Evans, consisted of members who were very determined. Their winning season proved that hard work and practice pay off. The girls' team approached the season young and inexperienced with four fresh- men, two sophomores, one junior and one senior, however, the season ended with an excellent record. Their accomplishments in- clude being undefeated in the Western 4A Conference for the second consecutive year. They were second in the Sectionals and, out of 164 teams, came in fifth in the state. Two of the outstanding runners were Marcie Cosine and Angie Scofield, who were chosen both All-Conference and All- Gazette runners. The boys' team also had an excellent re- cord. They were fifth in their Conference and eight in the Sectionals. Greg Warren was another exceptional runner who was chosen for the All-Gazette team. Sportsf153