Battle Mountain High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Battle Mountain, NV)

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8 SECONDS AND 2 INCHES AWAY... UNE lllll ST-T Football season '85 will long be remem- bered, as the Longhorns came a kick away from becoming the State Champions. They began the new school year as a Sin- gle A team. Never once during the entire conference season did they falter to an- other teaml After winning the Northern Zone Championship, the Longhorns took a chartered bus to the state championship game against the Virgin Valley Bulldogs. The score remained O to O throughout the first three quarters of the game. Then, in the last eight seconds of the fourth quar- ter, the Bulldogs kicked a field goal to de- feat the Longhorns 3 to O. X When Varsity Football coach Jim Squibb Q ' was asked about the game, he replied, I A hope our final game does not serve as a 'X measure of what kind of year we had. To get to the state finals is quite an accom- j plishment. We had a very successful sea- E son, and a lot of individuals were honored for their great season as well. HELP ME GUYS!! Kevan Talbot digs to help see if anyone has the ball. HURRY SNATCH THE BALL! Jeff Gray tells Scott Tal- bot, 'lI'll hold him, you do the rest. THE AGONY OF DEFEATY The mighty Longhorns slowly walk off of the field after their defeat at Virgin Valley. GRAB THAT BULLDOGY The Longhorn team hussles to de- fend their line. 4 O OO V0

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1 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM- FRONT ROW: Kevan Talbot, Roger Pearce, Scott Talbot, Stats keeper, Tracy Dodson. SEC- OND ROW: Coach Squibb, Jim Talbot, Paul Tomera, Jeff Gray, Dan Wyman, Andy Le- shikar, Andy Ancho, Tim Rest, Steve Burk- hart, Steve Hemp, Coach Corbitt, THIRD ROW: Chad Christensen, Don Rodabough, Walt Schroeder, Sean Thomas, Doug Par- sons, Mike Baum, Chad Hastings, Mike Woodland, Troy Mclntosh, Chris Hansen, Aitor Narvaiza, Rick Barbier. 3 gif HERE IT COMES! Andy Ancho gets ready to throw a soaring pass. Manogue ...... Lowry .,.,........ Owyhee ......,. FINAL STATS VARSITY FOOTBALL 8 WINS 2 LOSSES four score listed first? Independence ...... Yerington ...... Hawthorne .... Whittell ......... Dayton ....... Lovelock ......, Virgin Valley , I 4-22 21-6 39-6 32-O I 9-O 3 I -6 23-6 34-O 54-6 O-3 DON'T JUST STAND THERE! The entire team looks to see it they can help Andy Leshikar. GOOD PLAY. Longhorn players once again get their man. O 0000

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TH NEW Aim or. .. lf-l W NNlNEl 'Eli f'llll l'lllD' EMR :SQ :gg Wq i X :C ti The JV girls' team showed a lot of pride in their team and school by being determined to become number one. They worked together well as a team with the frosh gaining experience by watching and learning from the return- ing teammates. Coach Negro said, l'We had a good season with lots of hard work and deter- mination shown. l enjoyed coaching this bunch. Every game, they psyched each other up to insure victory and success. And success was what they had plenty of. They dominated the court to show ev- eryone the potential and promise they had. Even when they won, they kept working for improvement. They were never satisfied with 'lgood because they wanted to be known as terrific . Fighting all the way to the end, they made their school proud. girl! :- GIVE ME THE BALL. Pilar Ramsdell takes a defensive position while Maggy Brown is ready for the rebound. TOUGH DEFENSE: Cammy Elquist and Tonya Dodson hurry to get into position. 0 0 O O O WAIT FOR ME. Cyndy Rogers runs hard to catch up with Danielle Robertson on her way to the basket. TIGHT ROPE PRACTICE? Cyndy Rogers keeps her balance and signals for the ball. r ,