College of the Ozarks - Soto Yearbook (Point Lookout, MO)

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Swimming Finishing the season with a dual meet record of 10-3, winning the john Brown Invitational and second in District 16 competition gave S of O swim coach Larry Campbell and overall very satisfying year and one which he called one of the best . Campbell credited their suc- cess to good depth and Across the board strength. We had somebody good in every event . Looking back on a season which placed 5 swimmers, Stephanie Lujan, lillane Franklin, Sheila Hamilton, Tra- cy Walker, and jimi Brockmeyer, in the N.A.I.A. All American Team iStephanie Lujan to the Academic All American Teaml, as well as 8 swim- mers to the District 16 All District Team. Campbell said, I don't think I would have done a lot differently . Losing only 3 dual meets to such tough competition as: The Universi- ty of Nebraska, William Woods Col- lege and The University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Campbell finishes his last year of coaching swimming at S of O with a commendable season. TOP RIGHT- During a meet, Sheila Hamilton stretches out as she watches the next event. CENTER LEFT- Tracy Walker gets into position for her next race. CENTER RIGHT- For her next race, lillane Franklin concentrates on her form. ABOVE- Coach Larry Campbell reads off the times as team member Leila Snodgrass re- cords them. RIGHT- The 1986 S. of O. Swim Team. 90 Competition 'tho ..... .s. .H get ,- V g i. -' X. . ,G C it S Si 5 guiijiilil i gtgsw. . 1 at. is will'

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LEFT- Pitcher Mack Calvert throws his famous knuckle ball to strike another player out. BELOW- During a time-out, joe Winnicki points out where the next play will be. CENTER LEFT- Kevin Picard keeps his eye on the ball at all times. CENTER RIGHT- Paul Standefer makes an attempt for another out at third base. FAR BELOW- The 1986 Bobcat Baseball team , , 22' , 5, . AN x '54,

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- 'ww 'Ulm' My Cross Countr This was a good season. We beat some really good teams and we got beat by some. It was a midway sea- son. Although they didn't win, the team still scored well in the big meets. In the Washington meet, that had 20 teams competing, we were in the top ten. We beat a num- ber of good teams, but unfortunately we didn't win. We had some very good competition and some tough teams, coach Robert Osburn said. We didn't hit them face on, Os- burn commented, but his team still managed to finish fourth overall this season out of nine teams behind Mo. Baptist, Park and Westminister. In- spite of the injuries which accompa- nies every season, Osburn said he was pleased overall. Anthony Free- man, Peter Kraft, Dee Dee Young and Robin Yeoman received men- tion by Osburn by putting out what he called outstanding perfor- mance . TOP LEFT- Dawn Krieger concentrates on keeping her pace. TOP RIGHT- Kenny Nobles tries to catch up with Keith Schepker as they finish a race. LOWER LEFT- Striving hard, Mike Robin keeps ahead of his competition. LOWER CENTER- Thinking about the finish line, Robin Yeoman paces herself throughout a race. BELOW- Tim Deets and Kenny Nobles hold their own during a race. Competition 91