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

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WRESTLING FINAL STATS INDIVIDUAL STATE RESULTS DUAL RECORD IO Wins I LOSS Elko Invitational Ely Invitational Lowry Lowry Invitational Douglas Tournament Elko Independence White Pine BM Tournament Elko Sparks Tournament Tonopah Independence Virgin Valley Indian Springs Lincoln County Spring Mountain 5th 3rd 30-35 3rd 5th 39-33 5 I -I 5 48-25 4th 54-24 Sth 60- I O 48-21 48-20 53-24 62-8 66-9 Darren Jones - 98 Ward Amberson- II2 Chris Morton - I Brian Fagg - I26 Mike Baum - I3 Kevan Talbot - I9 2 I45 Scott Talbot - I55 Autor Narvaiza I67 Jeff Gray - I85 Tim Rest -HWT TEAM STATE RE Pahrump Battle Mountain Indian Springs Virgin Valley Independence Faith Lutheran Lincoln County Spring Mountain SULTS I 63 I 62 I I 2 I O4 I O2 59 45 29 2nd I st 3rd 4th I st 3rd 3rd I st I st 3rd V2 V2 V2 4 yr , Z 3 SHAKE! Aitor Narvaiza begins his string of victories at the Elko Tournament. ,gum WW ni K til - A111 NUMBER ONE! Mike Baum receives congratulations for his first place finish at State YOU'RE IN TROUBLE NOW. Ward Amberson gets his opponent exactly where he wants him, VICTORY! Tim Rest earns his 3rd place medal at State, BEAT YA! Scptt Talbot seems happy'with his 3rd place finish. CHECK THIS OUT! Kevan Talbot looks to his loyal fans with a smile, 1 V J O

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fffjfil , . , TE XWESQLQSS WHEN rr comes 'ro stars... El WJ U 'J 4. Al-ll The sweetness of success. Tournament after tournament, dual after dual, winning seemed to be a natural way of life. Individual wres- tlers dominated their weight classes consistently and when they com- bined as a team it became clear that they dominated the A League. As State rolled around and we were chosen as host, everyone looked with anticipation towards the team to bring us a state championship. Eight teams competed for that dream on February l5. Although it was a close race all day, we placed second with l62 lk points while Pahrump finished first at l63. They finished their season with a feeling of great pride and accomplis- ment. Many had improved and oth- ers had become the best. Wrestling was definitely first classl 501-467 353,93 331070 qta.O 3 5 OQQETQ 33-L-vu- m2913111 F -'-og 9505: '3ci.m sfig 35:6 O 0 Q ew- mwaf Q in -1-5,2 53' I Trl: 47 O oOO O WRESTLING TEAM- FRONT ROW: Darren Jones, Ward Am- berson, Chris Morton, Brian Fagg, Mike Baum, Kevan Talbot, Scott Talbot, BACK ROW: Coach Jim Squibb, Aitor Narvaiza, Roger Pearce, Jeff Gray, Mike Gray, Tim Rest, Rick Barbier, Coach Al- len Gauthier. Not pictured: Jim McClain, Billy Adams, Shane Ed- gar, managers Karen Sink, Ra- chelle McKinsey, and Jennifer Lyngar.

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SPIRIT SEEKERS... ' Wall E .Ji Q13 I' f ff Lf .W ffl I IJ! Enthusiastic was the only way to de- scribe our cheerleaders. They support- ed the teams through every game and match, whether it led to victory or to defeat. They were there the whole time whether it was during a football game in 30 degree below weather or a wrestling or basketball game in the gym with the temperature climbing be- yond 8O degrees. They sponsored con- tests during Homecoming Week and planned pep assemblies. Practices en- tailed not only practicing new and old cheers, but making spirit posters, lock- er decorations, and practice for any special drill they were performing. They worked hard to make them- selves the best they could be and that's what they were - the best! They gave every team they cheered for the inspiration to strive to win and never give up! SOMEBODY CALL ME? Angela Melick looks like someone is talking to her dur- ing a cheer. 7131 2 0. 1 I Ill G. I0 'I ll O O 000 ALL IN A LINE. Jenny Hansen, Angela Melick, and Krissy Crowe wait for the basket. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS- FRONT ROW: Alain- ore Forgeron, Linda Hall, Rachelle McKinsey. SEC- OND ROW: Wendy Paice, Karyn Esplin. THIRD ROW: Jayone Narvaiza, Vanessa Clark, Mascot, Deaneen Yarbro.