Coppell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Coppell, TX)

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GIRLS' GOLF: Christi Barrett, Aubyn Ferguson, Coach Mike Ray, Jennifer Morrow, Aimee Strudwick, Laura Ferguson. BUYS- TEAM: fpmnt Row, Lewis, Paul Austin. Coach Rob Roper, Jeff Clark, Court- Mike RBY- Dean Mayfield- ney Joyner, Jeff Snider. fBack Patrick HUdS0n- Rowj Chris Tidwell, Jessie SPORTS 89

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One Stroke Behind Though golf coach Mike Ray originally predicted the girls to finish first in district and the boys to at least con- tend for district champions, both golf teams fell short of their goals. The girls' team had trou- ble at the Decatur and Sanger tournaments and failed to place but then came back to place second in the district tourney 'in Wolf City. I enjoy the challenge of playing on the golf team be- cause you have to have a lot of skill to shoot a low score, said junior Christi Barrett. From last year to this year, our scores went down 20 to 30 strokes as a team. With seniors Paul Austin, feff Clark, Dean Mayfield, and leff Snider, and junior 8 8 SPORTS Rob Roper heading up the boys' team, Coach Ray had hoped the boys' team would be in the running for district, but inconsistent play at times put them out of contention. The A team fin- ished with a sub-par fourth in district play while the B team came out with eighth in district. lndividually, Paul Austin was first medalist and Rob Roper was third medalist at the Aledo Tournament. leff Clark was second medalist at the Sanger Tournament. Playing on a team with a group of guys who l like and with a coach who knew how to treat us helped to make this a rewarding sea- son, said senior Dean May- field. SWING. Junior Christi Bar- rett practices her stance and swing for the girls' golf team, which finished second in the district tourney. K in ,, . ,n ,,.f wt'- as if ft .s Z f 4, - is a at

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Just o So-so Seoson With a fifth place finish in district, the girls' track team ended with an average sea- son. The team did about what was expected consid- ering the new district and the small number of girls on the team compared to other schools, Coach Glenda McKee said. Our strengths were high jump, 3200 meter run, and one mile run, but we were weak in sprints and the l00m and 200m runs. High points of the season came with sophomore len- nifer ladlot's capturing first in district high jump compe- tition and the mile relay team's placing second in district. Competing at district and regionals were the most exciting moments of the season, said freshman Lau- ra Ferguson, who finished third in high jump at the dis- trict meet. Senior Felisa Gambrell, who provided much of the speed for the 1600 meter re- lay team, was named by Coach Glenda McKee as the most valuable player. Coppell has never been strong in girls' track, but we're getting better, said Coach McKee. xzxss r GIRLS' TRACK: CF:-ont Rowl Sharla Sapp, Siv Lauv, Tracy Black, Mary Watson. fSecond Rowl Jennifer Niederkorn, Nikki Pearce, Suzanna Rolls, Melanie Ferguson. ffhird Row, Candy Liberto, Felisa Gambrell, Wendy Webb. fBack Row, Coach Diane Raines, Erin Brown, Claudia France, CeeJay Johnson, Jennifer Jadlot, Coach Glenda McKee. 9 0 SPORTS 2 6 ml R 4. 5 wt? gs Q fi Sw EQ 'Q Z5 by S521 5 P s 'ti fr fx s me 3i?i:5,..?41 tif : Q 1 s V t.. - t, Q gg? it , , .QR ,L , , - its - Q Vg ix ti 5 5 -S1 . 4 :E TI? Riva?- BREATHING EASY. Sophomore CeeJay Johnson relaxes a moment be tween events at the district track meet in Commerce.