Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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Sarah was tense. The worst 0 Borah 30-14 Meridian 54-42 Council 43-47 Council 40-49 Borah 39-1 l Nampa 46-10 Boise 41-30 Meridian 37-24 Fairmont 41-38 Boise 47-22 Mtn. Home 46-16 Glenns Ferry 50-12 Borah 43-18 Nampa 57-13 STOPPED IN MIDAIR Although the referee seems to be against her, Katrina Corn puts up a iumper near the key. gs 25245 51 13-412 ,33 5 L... l The members of Sophomore girl's basketball, First row: Kelli Beckman, Nikki Herrera, Kari Vagt, Kim Behrman, and Dee Dee Smith. Second row: Sabrina Henrie, Rena Green, Angie Cole, Janie Amsden, Shelby Keller, Jodi Wenske, Ginger Lowe, and Erica Gudeman. As the new Sophomore girls' basketball coach, I was apprehensive as to my expectation, the qual- ity of the athletes and the coachingfteaching tech- niques necessary to pro- vide growth and a positive learning experience- this being my first assignment in women's athletics at C.H.S. I suppose I learned as much as they, never- the-Iess a quality group of student athletes went on to post a I6-2 record and 0 district championship. Our two losses were to A-4 Varsity teams. So over- powering were the Sopho- more girls' that the aver- age margin of victory was l9.5 points per game. l be- lieve the future will provide them with many opportu- nities for success as well as Talent of Tomo ow . . . getting ready for the big leagues. lessons relevant to ex- tra-curricular experiences. 64,14-.7Z'2L4oi..5, part of benchwarming, ex- cept for the inevitable pain after long periods of sitting, was the ever-present possibil- ity that one might receive a chance to take the floor. Not that many of the fledging Ea- gles had much practice in this area, a great effort was put forth by everyone on both the teams. The Sophomores had an excellent season, losin only two games and capturing the district championship. As the Sophomores strolled to the championship, the J.V. fought their own battles against tough teams from throughout the area. Junior Katrina Corn said, 1'Every- body on the team played at their best and we played very hard against our opponents. Our coach this year was a great help toward our wins. All right Sarah, the coach called, this is your op- portunity. She prepared for the iump ball as the game neared its beginning. Strangely her nervousness had disappeared as she went through the motions of play with ease. Sophomore Girls' Basketball 145

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CRACK!! O No scores were available at the time of production. Anticipating a home run, Pat Lee watches for the pitch. i t' -,Q ,..gaL...g,,.., M., ibfmet Q I 'f'a. 5'll!l!Lifvffia:te.9f.s.ttr.iziafe: Z fi' 4 ,v ' , .of lap Al Lf. ,i, .7 Y' 30 fp- gj 1 , s f . ui ff' 'OH YA?l O Rushing to get to the plate first, Don Acree pushes ahead. The i987 Eagle Baseball team was paced by three re- turning starters. Catcher Don- nie Acree, Outfielder Mike Keller, and lnfielder Pat Lee were expected to carry the load for the young and inex- perienced ball Clube The Ea- gles goal was togqualify far a berth in the State Tourna- ment, for the fourth consecu- tive year, by placing high in, the league and District Tour- nament. Bad weather hampered the young Eagles in the early part of the season, but by the end of the year the Eagles were a team to be reckoned with. ite, il LOOK OUT Throwing the ball, Peder Berg uses maximum force. STRETCH Snatching the ball from mi- dair, Mike Betts puts out the runner. ,sr- ,,. .4-,,, l,'5.:.,, a'f',rt 5, 5 feet. tw 6.-315.