Coppell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Coppell, TX)

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' ,,,. l Leading the Pack Cross country? Most peo- ple don't even know what it is, much less the commitment that it takes. Cross country is run on a path that is a combi- nation of hills, roads, dirt tsometimes mudl and fields. The boys' team placed third in the district meet, only three points from the second place team and earned a spot at regionals. Individually, sophomore Michael Hoffman placed first STARTING LINE. Sophomore Claudia France prepares to start her race at a cross-country meet. at district, sixth at regionals and 40th at the state meet. Claudia France, also a sopho- more, placed fourth at dis- trict and was an alternate for regionals. I thought we did well, es- pecially considering that we never consistently worked out together, said Coach Diana Raines, Also, it was a big achievement for Mike flfioffmanl to go to the state meet as a sophomore. The team, although not as large as in the past, mostly agreed that they had a good season and that Coach Raines played a big role in their suc- cess. Coach Raines was very supportive of us, said Soph- omore Scott Sutherland, she even ran with us. STRETCHING IT OUT. Junior Brad Wehner and senior Craig Parrish prepare for the Moun- tainview cross-country meet. CROSS COUNTRY: QFront Rowj Scott Sutherland, Michael Hoffman, Brad Wehner, Ashley Stroud. lBack Rowl Claudia France, Jennifer Nlederkom, Coach Diana Raines, Craig Parrish, Eric Melton. WM 2? mv , - -Q . , ve- it ' it sports Copy and design by Alem Boukadoum, Sports ... I 'ff Co-e

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4 l gyrus LEAPING HURDLES lN A SIN- TEST OF ENDURANCE. Junior GLE BOUND. Senlor D'Ann Jeff Cleveland shows hls stam- Whltsell leaps over her hurdles lna while he runs a mile ln prac- wlth ease during track practice. tlce. x X' J' J f I ,W , ,,,,, w,,,,,KEMM ' O rrnr ...Wm K T. ,Q . -2 fs, .gyms W -F Xx. 2Q?:' sT ' u X S K 'MEZZ TRACK: lFront Rowj Robyn Brinkman, Slv Lauv, Kelll Kelly Clay, Kelly, Haskell, Lezll Adams, D'Ann Whltsell. Rowl Coach Dlana Raines, Danlelle Stantlc, Myra Medina, Music, Mary Jacob, Christlne Hatcher, Kristy Che, Kathy nlon, Coach Glenda McKee. fBack Row! Claudia France, Ra- lle Stuckl, Adrlanna lwaslnskl, Cassie Dane, Susan Forrest, Ka- Ferraro. v and Deslgn by Courtney Joyner, Sports Co-editor BOYS' TRACK: fFront Rowl Brad Wehner, Mlke Jadlot, Scott Hous- ton. lSecond Rowl Eric Parraz, Scott Sutherland, Damon Payne, Domlnlc O'Donnell, Tyrone Elmore, Aaron Dorn, Randy Ransom, Michael Hoffman, Paul Zosel, Coach Ken Shaver. QBack Rowj Rusty Cobb, Chrls Betancourt, Roger Gambrell, Chad Hightower, Jeff Cleveland, Zeek Crlder. sports 107 4

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lf' n ll Instant Impact ln only its second year of existence, the Cowgirls' soft- ball team hit and pitched their way to an 8-1 season. After a successful first sea- son record of 10-6, most feel that the team did a very good job of keeping with their win- ning ways. The team, headed by Coach Laura Springer, played with teams from a T.A.P.S. division because softball is not yet a U.l.L sport. With most of its players re' turning from last year, the team was led by the pitching of Jodi Burton and strong hit- ting all around. Most players felt that Coach Springer was also a key to their winning record. It was really a blast with Coach Springer as our coach, said sophomore Me- lanie Ferguson. QW, Y F X x K .,.. ,W X X 4 tl sg, K to w if. g :'- f' f ,gr , 1 if V 'T W rg gl Y . I :ur 4 yo f i' , Qs .ff ' ' , , it f Q 5 i Qi ' f' f.-. . ' s i t l'l' V ' as ' 'rf' ff ' . . Q:-5 ' lil' ' H Q Y HOMERUNl? Sophomore Lisa Monkress prepares to hit the ball during a home softball game. f ' wi K K if V wal . WINNING WAYS. Coach Laura Springer led her softball team to its second winning season. SOFTBALL: fFront Rowl Jenni- fer Jadlot, Tawnl Burton. lSec- ond Rowl Kim Ouzts, Lisa Monk- ress, Jodi Burton, Melanie Fer- guson. QBack Rowl Nikki Jack- son, Shelly Lee, Coach Laura Springer, Tracie Hunnicutt. sports 109