Big Sky High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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Xp 1 ,. A... , we Track squads notch impressive seasons by unning away from the estern AA Sweep Divisional Championshipsg place high at state What can you say? The 1984 boys' and girls' track teams at Big Sky topped otf an excellent sports year at the school with dual divisional charnpionships. Then the boys grabbed second in state while the girls took third. It had been a steady climb for the teams under boys' Coach Russ Pilcher and girls' mentor Jay Christopher. They capped the year off in fine form with the strong showings. Behind individual championships from K. C. McGowan in the high jump and Ron Hanson 1.I'1 the 400 meter run. Marti Leibenguth won her second consecutive state trophy in the javelin with a state record 163 feet. She was among the top 10 throwers in the country in 1984. However, the two teams were characterized more by their team depth than by individual performances. It was the second and third place finishes from individuals and relay teams which spelled success for both teams. In the long run. the character of the teams meant they wouldn't have a chance for state championships. But for both teams, the trophies were a sweet taste of hard work since the opening ofthe school year. Neither coach is predicting the same success from the teams in 1985, because the departure of stalwart performers has weakned both squads. But athletes predicted continued success in 1985. We have a reputation now, and we have to live up to it. said discus mrower Emme Tuckett. People expect a lot from us because we did well last year. Tuckett had plans to challenge for the state title in the discuss. Pilcher commented. Every year the kids who come achieve some success. They may not be a charnp but if they see progress. we'll do well. Senior Dave Dilman said, I'd like to make it to state and make it in the first tive lin the shot and discusJ. He added he has a goal to set a new school record. Brent Schneeman said, I'd like to be a division champ in at least two events and place in the top three in all events in state. Schneeman competed in 100 meter. 200 meter and relays. Pilcher predicted that the team would be the strongest in the throwing events in 1985, but added that the hurdlers could also improve dunng the year. Girls' coach Jay Christopher said that he hopes the team will do as well as last year. Dismnce runner Loreen McRae agains has goals of finishing in the top three at state in the 1600 and 3200 meter runs. Whatever the result. the teams have now establish- ed a tradition to shoot for. IN THE CHASE - Holly Cummings ileftl and 1984 grad Rene Thibodeau at- tempt to catch up in the hurdles. Cummings was a team leader in 1985. TRACK THE EFFORT - Nick Larson strains for extra yardage in the long jump. He competed for the Eagles in an effort to repeat as Divisional champs. THE LONG TURN - Shelly Salmonsen and Marylynn Webb make the turn in the mile run in a 1984 meet. Both girls led the Eagles into competi- tion in 1985. UP AND OVER - Jett Stevenson was a top competitor in 1984. Stevenson competed in golf in 1985. Track - 139

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BOYS' GYMNASTICS MVP - KEITH KASTER We had a lot of tim and accomplish- ed a lot. We beat Helena for the Hrst time and took second at divisionals. 5. We had alot of good team spirit and came together to win. -- Kaster W. .1 . 55 Back, J. Engebretson, J. Schlaugh, C. Railhel, T. Deaton, D. Seitz, S. Baertsch, J. Graham, K. Stone, S. B son, J. Schnelie, W. Evans M, Fisher m r E. Hanson, D. VY V 4 Q D. Perkins, D. Schurg, D. Hoffman, L. Fred FFlOSH BASKETBALL MVP - DENNIS SCHURG We did really good, I think, but we kind of lost our concentration the last couple of games. I think we will do really good next year? - Schurg B kg D. Fl lhb , J. Sa ders, B. Polinsky, K. Kaster, COHCU K' Crisp, R Tl'l0mDS0n Bflgt. John? Dfllsood, Rl? Saler, J. Haggard, S. Hoffmanfrngry, T. Andres, S. Thorell K. Johnson, J. Fabey, E. Hilbert, R. Bailey 52 Helena Capital 42 68 Helena High 28 58 Hellgale 48 66 Sentinel' 35 gg 2213235 Fans 22 scores not provided 50 Hellgate 50 51 Kalispell 49 54 . Columbia Falls 43 54 Libby 43 53 Florence 27 53 Sentinel 62 54 Anaocnda 28 55 Libby 61 51 Kalispell 54 55 Hengaie 57 50 Sentinel 56 49 Hamilton 56 G GYMNASTICS 123-20 Helena High 132.59 1214.915 Greal Falls High 123.275 Hellgale lnv.-2nd Helena Inv.-Grd Great Falls Inv.-4th City Meel-1s1 Divisionds Helena High 268.05 Helena capnai 263.35 Flathead High 251.30 Big Sky High 251.25 Slate Results Aiexa pros, Balance Beam 681 Uneven Bars 11111 All-Around 1201 Cami wordal Uneven BGIS 731 Heltie Thompson Vault 'gm Kristin Kirby Balafme Beam 2091 , ,V m - 3 C Q . 4 . grasses: g ggiiiiii 5 feiiiiasi mx 'f e. O:-' Qeeiileeaa W ZQBEQEE YES l ba,-h r i Backyg, Klaus, L. Webb, K. Kirby, H. Cummings, H. Thompson, C. Wordal, S. McDermott, J. Lacombe, T. Jensen, S. Smith, A. Gross, R. Johnshoy, A. Grupido, A. Frost Hall of Fame - 141