Boulder City High School - Aquila Yearbook (Boulder City, NV)

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50 BUMPED BUT OT BRUISED fter a slow start the varsity Volley- ball team finally took off. We had a real hard time getting started, but once we did it was smooth sailing, said player Cindi Rants. The team work just wasn't there. We needed to work together to win, senior Anna Hogueisson stated. The team did pull to- gether and came in sec- ond at the Zone tourna- ment. They went to the state tournament but were eliminated in the first round. All in all we had a good time being together, it was just on the court we had prob- lems, said Traci Turn- er. The junior Varsity team didn't fair very well either, but they all agreed they enjoyed the experience. The girls learned a lot and they got along very well. I think next year we will be very competitive and l'm really looking forward to it, said Coach Friel. Cindi Rants spikes the ball down while Anna Hogueisson and Traci Turner watch for the block. Top row- Coach Scurry, Kim Resler, Debbie Long, Jenny Garbat, Ellen Harding, Traci Turner. Bottom Row- Anna Hogucisson, Stacy Mum, Cindi Rants, Ceka Gomez, and Jessica Rowell. Volleyball Anticipating the serve, the lady Eagles are ready for action. 4 if 'E ' e Top Row- Bill Bolton, Mrs. Friel, Andrea Bennett, Luanna Beneda, Terra Bacon, Jenny Brumberg, Nicci Baker, Stormy Stoker, Jodi Beneda, and Jeff Trower. Bottom Row- Jennifer Turner, Tara Ciuines, Kelly Mciieever, Deena Flores, Rachel Paterniti, Melissa Conklin, Brenda Poindexter, Suzie Felton, and Diane Burke.

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SERVI G IT UP RIGHT aving lost several top seeded sen- iors last year, 1986 was a rebuilding one for the B.C.l'l.S ten- nis team. With their new coach, Julie Willcox, the women's tennis team got their racquets ready to swing. The girls played very well this year. Everyone played, no one sat the bench, said Willcox. The girls had secret sisters to keep their spir- its up and keep the en- thusiasm of a winning team, said Willcox. When asked what the overall record was, Will- cox said, We ended up 5 and 5 over all, but after playing Needles we were 7 and 5. It was great. I love to beat that school. The team also ended up in fifth place out of all the Vegas schools. This put them in a tie with Bonanza. This year no one went to state, but they did get to send a full team to Zone. Next year Mrs. Willcox is planning a faculty! stu- dent tennis match. The men's tennis team had a somewhat disappointing season this year, said coach Fullington. Like the women's tennis team everybody played one time or another. The captain this year was David Patton and the co-captain was Aaron Kelley. Everyone went to zone this year but no one made it to state. David Patton and Jason Gou- die were in a tie breaker to qualify for state. Everyone represent- ed the team very well, said Fullington. Every- one on the team showed a large amount of spirit, willingness to learn, and desire to win. When asked of any new plans for next year, Fullington said, Yes, I plan on winning next year, and I'm looking forward to it. Squinting to find his ball in the sun- light, Clayton Davis competes at Chap- an'al High School. 52 Tm...