Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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74 Sports Divider A KEY TO The entire year of 1986- 87 for CSHS has been a great success with all of the sports activities have re- ceiving outstanding awards and recognition. From the excite- ment of our football team beat- ing Covington Catholic to our basketball team defeating New- port Central Catholic, this school year has been full of sus- pense and joy. The Girls Bas- ketball team also added plenty of enthusiasm when they won first place in the Highlands tournament. Another great ac- complishment for Conner oc- curred when the Varsity base- ball team beat the undefeated Campbell County Camels, and a most interesting highlight this year was when the Boy's Varsity Cheerleading squad received fifth in Nationals. This was a first-time experience for the Northern KY area. I'm sure all players of these sports will agree that it is a vital part of your high school years to be involved in sports. It pro- vides excitement, exercise, and a chance to fulfill your dreams. In conclusion, a Key to Compe- tition is Sports. Several baseball players warm-up before an exciting game. All-State team member, Kim Warfield, leading the Lady Cougars to a fantastic victory. Troy Kennedy and Billy Adams tackling a Juggernaut to help out the Conner Cougars. With high expectations the basketball team watches closely. L.UtJJ

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A Season Worth Remembering As a striving successful team, which was built on experience and pride, the Conner Cougars fought a season that will never be forgotten. Although starting off with a slow beginning, the end was a great reward. Losing the first two games to Boone and Cov. Latin by only one point, the Cougars came back to win nine of the next fifteen games, and to tie one. Breaking the record of most wins as well as most goals, scored by Scott Modesitt, the team proved to be one of the best in Conner's history. The Cougars dominated the field with their quick thinking and teamwork. Helping to score some of the goals with Scott were Seniors Cary Garnett, Brian Becker, Sean Sumpter, Jimmy Ryan, and Mark Fox. Kevin Vines, a first year goalie, started for the Cougars with over 100 saves and two shut- out games. Another leading defensive player Mickey Clore helped to round out the senior squad. This season four players from Conner were accepted to the All-Region team. They were Seniors Scott Modesitt, Cary Garnett, Mark Fox, and Junior Noel Alig. Key players to look out for next year will be Noel Alig, Steve Bailey, and Kevin Frommeyer along with their optimistic Coach, Mack Bowling. SCORES CSHS OPPS 1 Boone 4 3 Cov. Latin 4 6 Holmes 3 5 Simon Kenton 4 3 • Scott 0 2 Dixie 2 6 Lloyd 0 2 St. Henry 3 5 C. County 4 6 Newport 3 4 Cov. Cath. 5 0 Highlands 1 4 Pendelton 2 1 Holy Cross 2 7 Brossart 2 5 New. Cath. 0 2 Dixie 3 76 Soccer 3