Chamberlain High School - Cub Yearbook (Chamberlain, SD)

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Who Won the Big Dakota Conference? The Cubs had a very successful season.They won the BIq Dakota Conference Championship for the second consecutive year and registered the team's first win over Winner since 1978. Chamberlain s regular season record was 6-2 and 6-3 overall, as they lost to Len- nox In the playoffs. Students and faculty were proud to have such a spirit- ed team to represent them. Jerry Toering comment- ed, the boys worked hard and had an excellent sea son. with one or two breaks they could have made It to the Dome. Chamberlain had four players named to the all conference team. They were Shawn Bolman, Nick Nuttbrock, Russ Bailey, and Joe Hutmacher. The Cubs were led offensively by Jade Leiferman who completed 30 passes for 313 yards. Ryan Knippllng caught 10 passes for 121 yards. The team was led in scoring by John Swenning, Jeff Tamplin, and Shawn Bolman. Swenning was the leading rusher; he carried 149 times for 677 yards ... Defensively, Russ Bailey had an outstanding season, with 66 tackles. Ryan Bai- ley and Mike Ostbye had 49 and 48 tackles each. 2. Lance. Joe. Doug, and Russ use teamwork to stop that Bulldog. 3. John Swenning expresses Intense pain trom an ankle Injury during the game against Platte. 1. Stan and Harry develop a strategy to defeat their opponent within the next three quarters 2. Lance. Joe. Doug, and Russ use teamwork to stop that Bulldog. 3. John Swenning expresses intense pain from an ankle injury during the game against Platte. 4 Nick strives for the goal line. 5. Cub fans catch the spirit. 6. John Swenning. leading rusher, adds to his total yards 7. BACK ROW: Coach Harry Haanen. M Ostbye. D. Ausdemore. J. Brooks. N. Nuttbrock. S. Voorhis. R Bailey.R. Knippllng. J. Leiferman. B. TenEyck. R. Bailey. J. Blum. D. Naiberk. Bill Klien. Stan Evans. MIDDLE ROW: J. Hutmacher. C. Hotter. B. Healy. L. Bairey. C. Hutmacher. T. Thompson. J. Tamplin. J. Swenning. S. Bolman. B Healy. L. Brownell. T. Isburg. FRONT ROW H. Shields. D. Brown. T. Schoenhard. T. McDonald. J. Me Donald. D. Schoenhard. J. Mlady. J. Donovan. T. Tamplin. S. Powers. J. Knapp. N. DuVall. 8 I was very proud to be a part of such an exceptional team We put in a lot of hard hours and they paid off.'' Lance Bairey 9. DETERMINATION! 22 Football

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The Lady Cubs had a strenuous sea son with a record of 11 wins and 12 losses. There were some exciting times, such as when the girls beat Gregory by two in the opening game of Districts. All three games against Miller were Intense, with much player involvement. The Lady Cubs lost these games, but two were In overtime. The contest against Stanley County was won when Ali- son Dorwart made a field goal attempt and foul in the last seconds of the game, and the game against Lyman saw the girls defeating Lyman for the first time in four years, when Nlcki Soulek made a last second shot. Leading the scoring for the girls were Nlcki Soulek with 266 points, Lauren Leiferman with 200 and Jenni- fer Martin with 168. Soulek acquired 35 steals while Leiferman pulled down 173 rebounds and Annette Stallman grabbed 126. Coach Badlwln commented, It had its ups and downs, but I feel there was a lot accomplished. Who Went To Regions? Lower Lett: Jennifer works the boll Inside tor another two points. Below. Nancy goes tor two. while Jen and Lauren wait tor the results. Above: Another easy layup tor Nlcki. Lower Right: Kelli sets a screen as Chepa drives the baseline. 24 Girls Basketball