Buffalo High School - Bison Yearbook (Buffalo, MO)

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Girls Net Victories The varsity volleyball team ended with a winning season of 17 wins 4 losses and 1 tie. Head Coach Paula Phillips said the best part of the season was having eight starters for six posi- tions. Other highlights of the season included capturing first place at the Stockton tournament and beating UUillard, which knocked them out of first place in the con- ference. The final big highlight was having three girls on the all- conference teams. Rmy Ken- nedy, senior, and Stacey Phillips, sophomore, were on the first team, and Tracy Bornman, se- nior, received a place on the sec- ond team. Buffalo tied with UUillard for second place in the conference with records of 5-2. Ozark took first with a record of 6-1. The Junior Varsity ended their season with a record of 7-8. Ju- nior Varsity and Freshman Coach, Kim Penner, said, I was pleased with the way the girls played and the outcome of the season. Penner felt like the team did all they could with the practice time they had, due to conflicts with softball. The girls were very hard workers, always trying to do ev- erything that they were asked to do, said Penner about the Freshman team. 3 wins and 3 losses with 2 ties was the final record for the Freshman team. Trendo Carnahan, a senior member of the varsity squad, when speaking of the sea- son, stated. It's been great to play with the girls on the team for so long. Vol- leyball season was ex- citing and I'm really go- ing to miss playing. Coach Paula Phillips said, Trenda is a solid player with a lot of spirit. She thinks of the team and that re- ally helps. Trenda missed being on an Fill- Conference team by one vote. Varsity VolleybalM3ottom row: Mary Ormsby. Trocy Cvons. Jute Jenson, Uso Rogers, fingie Peters. Row 2: mgr Kris Shepord. Trocy Rornmon. Stocey Phillips, Trendo Cornohon, Jenel Owens. Potricio Doty. Rmy Kennedy, and Cooch Poulo Phillips. Catholic Camdenton UJillord Tour. Ozark Stockton Branson Bolivar Rogersville Lebanon Republic Marshfield UUillard Stockton Tour. Fair Grove UUaynesville Cldon Us Opp. 2 0 2 0 0 2 2 0 2 0 2 1 0 2 2 1 2 1 2 0 20 2 0 2 0 0 2

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Loyout: Karen Rieschel Photos: Karen Rieschel This was the game of the year , stated Coach Paula Phillips. Fit the conclusion of the UUillard ballgame the girls are running ecstatically to congratulate each other. The Lady Bison's victory kept the Tigers from advancing to first in conference. Girls net winning season Ployers total Assists Spikes kills dinks spiking % blocks serves oces serves lost points serving % good ups and Amy Kennedy 7 231 50 38 38 34 173 29 28 111 84 saves 85 Tracy Bornmon 11 192 S3 26 41 5 106 14 29 57 73 105 Trendo Cornohon 7 103 36 13 47 13 167 19 19 108 89 36 Pot Doty 24 44 S 15 45 3 52 10 13 23 75 9 Bogie Peters 8 134 27 22 37 12 77 13 11 38 86 118 Julie Jenson 43 91 17 15 35 12 81 6 9 41 89 30 Jenel Ouuens 20 26 3 4 27 3 52 6 5 33 90 8 Stacey Phillips 163 94 37 20 65 25 174 27 16 115 91 18 21

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 Us Opp. 20 1 2 0 2 20 2 1 0 2 2 1 02 1 2 20 0 2 02 20 2 1 0 2 Catholic Camdenton UJillord Tour. Ozork Stockton Bronson Bolivar Rogersville Lebanon Republic Skyline Marshfield LUillord Stockton Tour. Pair Grove UJaynesvide €ldon Junior Vorsity • Bottom row: Toro Pierce. Donno UJolker, Cindy 8ornmon. Missy Kjor. Trocy Pierce, Jennifer Jenson. Row 2: mgr. lorryssa Hill. Cooch Kim Penner. Tonio Beyer. Lisa Rogers. Dano Rice, Jocque Bloke, mgr. Sarah Ferrell, and mgr. JIH Anderson. “The girls were outstanding. I'm proud of their performance. Kim Penner, Coach Us Opp. Camdenton 2 0 Ozark 1 1 Rogersville 0 2 Lebanon 2 0 Republic 1 1 Cldon 1 2 Tournaments ore not indud- ed. Freshmon Volleyball • Bottom Row: Missy Kjor. Cindy Bornmon. Dono Rice Row 2: Cooch Kim Penner. Sheilo Christion. Jocque Bloke. Jennifer Jenson. Not pictured Cookie Howkins. 23