Coppell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Coppell, TX)

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,:.. ' . 1 Bi-district Blockade l'Statebound. That was the word going through ev- eryone's mind as the Cow- girls' volleyball team rolled to a 14-0 district season. Over- all, the Cowgirls were 23-6 in only their second year of 3-A play. The Cowgirls only lost once to a 3-A team, that loss going to Wills Point at bi-dis- trict, the first round of the playoffs. This was the second year that the Cowgirls had lost at bi-district. A disap- pointing end to an otherwise excellent season. There was no individual person. It was a team effort. We won and lost as a team, said sophomore Jodi Burton. The team spirit and effort seemed to be the most domi- nant characteristic about this team. I loved it because we all got along as a team. I felt like the three seniors took charge and led the team as far as we got. I'm just happy we made it to the playoffs, senior Jen- nifer Jadlot said. The unexpected loss and quick elimination from the state playoff race was a defi- nite let-down for the Cow- girls. Many of the players felt that they could have gone furtherg some even thought that this was the year they should have gone to state. i'Overall, it was a pretty exciting season. Bi-district was a disappointment be- cause we didn't play to our potential, said senior Tawni Burton. Throughout the course of the season there were the regular, daily after-school practices as well as other preparations for each upcom- ing match. We work out from 4:00 to 5:30 everydayfl said soph- omore Lisa Monkress, Be- fore each game we say a prayer and then yell and try to get ourselves psyched up. Looking back at the season, most considered it a success and with four sophomores playing at the varsity level, the foundation for a success- ful future is definitely there. POWER SPIKER. Sophomore Melanie Ferguson spikes the ball as Jodi Burton 1201 prepares to help. Lake Worth won F.W. Christian won Northwest won Frisco Tourney 4th place Denton won Pilot Point won Wylie won Commerce won VARSITY Princeton won CR. Tourney 2nd Place Bonham won Frisco won Whitesboro won Wylie won Pilot Point won Commerce won Princeton won Bonham won L.W. Tourney lst Place Frisco won Whitesboro won Keller lost Wills Point lost 92 Sp0ft5 Copy and design by Alem Boukadoum, Sports Co-edi

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PERFECTING HER SERVE. Sophomore Tracle Hunnicutt practices her serve In pre-game warm-ups before a junior varsity game. SHE OUGHT T0 BE IN THE PROS. Sophomore Jennifer Or- man shows that professional serve in junlor varsity game. - FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL: fFront Rowj Leigh Coleman, Klm Do- becka, Laura Pfeifer. fSecond Rowj Adrlanna lwaslnskl, Mlcki Wil- liams, Nikki Jackson, Shelly Lee. fThlrd Rowl Coach Susan Nichols, Jeni McCurdy. QPourth Rowl Georgia Bazan, Brooke Howle. fBack Rowj Shannon Laurlto, Misty Mayfield. 94 SIJOILS Copy by Alem Boukadoum and Design by Courtney Joy