Doss High School - Myth Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Q' ,V Left to Right: Shelly Jock Talk: A young and inexperienced Towel' Coach Mudd and team. but improving, said Debbie Schmitt posing for Coach Mudd' a picture. Becky Lee running to second base. 1 t - . Junk, Q., it C' , , ,M 4-vw ' ' ' ' 0 4 1 ,, A , My Nm dd :nl-'P'fm5M'5y'a'fC 5'35. ei' i ' if .fr A - M jd by digg' , 'Q' Karen Cotton getting ready to hit a home runl H Softball- 1 57

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Runner-Up for West Regionals The I983-4 softball team consisted of fifteen players who earned the West Region Runner-Up spot. Seniors Shelly Towell and Debbi Schmitt led the team with experience and enthusiasm. The rest of the team was made up of four juniors, two sopho- mores, and seven freshmen. With such a great number of underclass- Soft men. the team was young and inexperienced. Additionally, Coach Leon Mudd was serving his first year as head softball coach. As the year went on, the girls im- proved, losing the regional tourna- ment by only one run as Southern beat Doss 3-2. The rainy Spring weather wreaked havoc with the schedule as about eight games had be cancelled. The team gave II best through the season which lr ed several doubleheaders. With the experience enthusiasm of a successful season hind them. the returning men should form the nucleus of even more successful team next year Softball Schedule Opponent Result Butler Loss Holy Rosary Loss Angela Merici Loss Iroquois Loss Southern Loss Western Loss Valley Win Fairdale Win District Tournament Fairdale Win Regional Tournament Valley Loss Southern Loss l56-Softball Q., X! tm ig a W l FJ ll It Top Row: Coach Mudd, Shelley Towell, Debbie Schmitt. Beverly Leisure. Leanne Hamilton, Shannon Pirtle. Middle Row ren Cotton, Lisa Stucker. Pam Segal. Christy Harlow, Kelly Schmitt, Bottom Row: Lisa Williamson, Patti Green, Sandefur, and Donna Cleary. No Photo: Laura Jacks, and Becky Lee.

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WITH A 8-3 VICTORY OVER VALLEY IN THE TOURNAMENT, DOSS BECAME DISTRICT C AMPS The I984 Doss High School baseball team completed another successful season last year and ended up with a I5-I2 win-loss record. Led by second- year coach Calvin Biggs and five sen- iors, the team had valuable experience which helped them through the tough spots in the sea- son. The team started quickly, winning eight out of their first ten games. This streak included a win against a tough North Hardin team. Unfortunately, rain caused the squad to miss three early games and they finished with nine rained-out games. They made a fine showing in the Val- ley Invitational Tournament and al- though they had trouble Iater in the year, the regular season was success. Doss' postseason play was ou standing. They won their dis with a 8-3 win over Valley. In Regionals though, Doss lost to S ern in the first round. This bn an end to a surprisingly good for the Dragons. I 2' Q. . ' C, I 3 Senior Tony Lenhart Senior Art Groulx Senior Adam Crawford Senior Matt Dunn OPPONENT DOSS THEM Butler 3 I Central 2 I Fairdale CDHI I7 3 6 5 North Hardin CDHD 4 2 2 6 Fairdale I2 I Iroquois CV.l.T.j 9 0 Southern 2 9 Western 9 8 Valley CV.l.T.J 9 7 Male CV.l.T.D 2 IO Seneca CDHJ 2 IO I 7 Iroquois I 3 P R.P. 3 I0 Shawnee I6 5 Butler I5 I Trinity CDHJ 2 9 ' 7 9 Eastern 4 O I ' - PR.P. I 8 P' if Waggener 3 I3 W, g DeSales I8 7 ' V District Game-Fairdale IO I g Xigg ggi ft I I NW s-s-s'-W' ' mv District Champ.-Valley 8 3 I - 2 ti? ' 1 7 I ,355 Regional-Southern 7 9 M' R' ' ' 0 ' ISS-Baseball Neil Olliges gets ready to deliver a pitch during practice before a game at Valley.