Chamberlain High School - Cub Yearbook (Chamberlain, SD)

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“High Spirited Fast Breakers” The Lady Cubs set a new record when they won both the Central Conference and District 9A tourna- ments. They began the season with a feeling of optimism that they would have a successful season and worked diligently to achieve that dream. The Cubs were an offensive team and averaged 66 points a game. During the season they were nicknamed The High Spirited Fast Breakers.” indicating their speed on the floor. Vanessa Vlasman scored 324 points, Nicki Soulek 308, and Lauren Leiferman 298. Lauren pulled down 250 rebounds and Vanessa had 220. Nicki also aided in 123 assists and twice was chosen Ace of the Week by the Sioux Falls Argus Leader. Lauren, Vanessa, and Nicki were chosen to the All-Conference Team. Team members selected Lauren Leiferman and Alison Dorwart as Co-Captains, Nicki Soulek as Miss Offense, Vanessa Vlasman as Miss Defense and Cindi Currier received the Miss Hustler A- ward. BACK: Coach Schmit. T Gebhardt. H. Boettcher. A. Stevenson. K. Peterson. J. Osterberg. N. Soulek. A. Dorwart. V. Vlasman. L Leiferman, Coach Toering. FRONT: W Koehn. N. Nuttbrock. S. Grassel. C. Currier. K. Stevenson. H. Farnsworth. A. Knippling “J feel that we had a highly successful season, not because of our win or loss record but because of the great job the girls did in learning to grow into better people. Basketball is a great way to prepare for life because we live in a country where the way of life is based on competition. The girls learned to compete and that it is not always necessary to win to be a winner.” —Coach Toering Tough defense never sfops Lauren. WE OPPONENT THEY 65 Winner 33 60 Dakota Christian 61 62 Colome 47 60 Platte 52 69 Burke 54 61 Highmore 66 65 Todd County 63 73 Gregory 58 52 White River 68 59 Stanley County 39 61 Miller 55 88 Kimball 66 70 Winner 40 66 Lyman Central Conference 76 66 Wessington Springs 49 69 Highmore 56 63 Mobridge Conference Champions 51 82 Jones County 69 65 Wessington Springs Districts 46 78 Kimball 63 , 66 Miller District Champions Regionals 64 55 Ipswich 71 59 Miller 17 wins—6 losses 67 10 Girls baskefball

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“Putting” Away Your Life Groups of CHS golf mem- bers could be found at the golf course every night after school. When asked how the year went, Brian Hammer- beck commented, I think everyone worked hard dur- ing practice and did really well. It was unfortunate that no one made it to state. The regional tournament was really tough, but that's just the way it goes.'' Letter winners were: Brian Hammerbeck, Scott Schel- ske, Tom Schoenhard, Chad Winterfeldt, and Christian Casey. UPPER LEFT: Brian Hammerbeck was chosen most valuable and Billy Bourn most improved BELOW: Tom Schoenhard scored the highest score of 102 at the Pierre invitational. Tournament Team Score Place Pierre Invitational 418 6th Mitchell Invitational 401 10th Huron Invitational 405 5th Rapid City Invitational 426 7th Region 6 Huron 452 3rd Golf Team: BACK. Scott Schelske. Brian Hammerbeck. MDDLE Chad Winterfeldt. Chris- tian Casey. Tom Schoenhard. Ryon Schaub. Greg Paulson. FRONT Billy Baum. Chad Ohlrogge. (not pictured—Tony Woodraska and coach Hargens). By Barb Rogers and Kathy Schaefer Golf 9

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TOP LEFT: Nicki Soulek strives for one of her famous lay-ups. ABOVE: Lauren Leiferman goes up strong for two. while Amy Knippling assists her for the rebound. FAR LEFT Jill Osterberg shoots for two as Nicki Soulek and Vanessa Vlasman watch with in- tensity. LEFT: Alison Dorwart uses extreme concen- tration as she challeng- es her opponent to make her move. Girls Basketball 11