Coppell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Coppell, TX)

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B00l Freshman Stacey White keeps her composure as a Lady Coon attempts to block her shot during a game ln the Coppell JV tournament. GET IN THE BASKET. Fresh- man Shannon Laurlto watches hopefully as her shot goes to- ward the basket during a JV tournament. ,sg a S S is fs JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: QFront Rowl Jennifer Owens, Jen- nlfer Davis, Kelly Bellamy, Stacey White, Shelly Lee. QSecond Rowj Shannon Laurlto, Sara Freeman, Jennifer Orman, Brooke Howle. lBack Rowl Carle Jenson, Coach Diana Raines, Coach Susan Nl- chols, Nlkkl Jackson. sports J 103

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Thinning Ranks It was the same old story. Again, there were not enough girls for both a freshman and a JV team in girls' basketball. With a team composed of one junior, one sophomore, and nine freshmen, the Cow- girls ended up winning only a few games. It was very hard playing with just a few girls because you aren't used to most of the people you play with, 102 sports said sophomore Jennifer Or- man. They are always being moved up from the freshman team, and you don't get to practice much with them. Even though the JV lost many games, they managed to pull together and squeeze out a few wins. I don't remember who we were playing, but we were be- hind and came back and won by two points, said fresh- man Stacey White, vaguely remembering one of the few highlights of the season. The JV's record may not have reflected many accom- plishments, but most players felt that they really learned a lot from their experiences. I learned this year that you have to play as a team to win, said freshman Sara Freeman. i firms, N I .sg ar mi- at ..- .RQ X. X M9 gms S mira Q Q- li E Wi! Q Q, A we S 1 3 f gf 1 . 1, . ,' ft l ,Mm 2 ,ii REJECTION. Freshman Jennifer MOVE OUT OF MY WAY! OWCIIS IHS U12 ball kll0CkCd Freshman Sara Freeman drives SWG? bv I I-adv C000 ill I JV through with authority to make f0lll'llBIll0lli- a layup ln a JV game. Copy and Design by Courtney Joyner Sports Co edl

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'vs Gaining Fame Tennis took on a whole new look with the creation of a Frontenis team in addition to the regular tennis teams. The four tennis players that comprised the new team be- came the first and only junior Frontenis team in the United States. As the national team, ju- niors Brad Blazoff, Ashley Smith, Evan Smith, and Dan- iel Van Overschelde compet- ed at a professional tourna- ment in Acapulco to gain ex- perience for their trip to France in September when they will represent the U.S. in the world championship con- test. lt took a while to get used to Frontenis because the ball is unpredictable, but then I really began to enjoy it, said Daniel. We hope to get at least the silver medal in the world championship. Girlsl tennis claimed fame also as they captured first place in district. Junior Si- mone Claus placed first in dis- trict singles and advanced to regionals, then lost in the first round at state. The boys' team made took third place in district with Daniel Van Overschelde plac- ing second in singles. GIRLS' TENNIS: tFront Rowj Rebecca Davis, Carle Jenson, Melissa Grau, Brooke Howle, Simone Claus. QBack Rowj Stacey White, Lisa Monkress, Jodi Burton, Coach Susan Nichols, Tracie Hunnicutt, Jeni McCurdy. 104 sports BOYS' TENNIS: QFront Rowl Ashley Stroud, Daniel Van Owl chelde, Brian Calhoun, Mike Jadlot, Fred Ferraro, Ashley Sr: QBack Row! Rlch Wagnon, Theo Mallinson, Jason Jones, Ja White, Coach Dwayne Gerllch, Aaron Gross, Jessie Lewis, L Malllnson. Design by Courtney Joyner. Sports Co-ed