Dundee High School - Tempus Yearbook (Dundee, MI)

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had the most wins on the team. Steve Schultz throws a few warm up pitches between innings. Troy Goodridge hits one down the third base line. f Q. ,uw - - y Q- f'Ti'i M anager Missy Horn keeps score of the game while Lance Nabozny, ndy Vigliotti, and Marv Campbell cheer their team on. Varsity Baseball! 79

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Vikings return to h 0 m E e 1 d Ken Rooks watches a Dundee batter from behind the backstop After frustrating seasons of poor field conditions and a year with no home field whatsoever, the Viking baseball team was able to play on a completely new surface this year-at home! Although the varsity baseball team finished the season with a mediocre 8-14 record, they managed a 6-4 league record and finished third in the LCAA. Dan Bolster led the team with 19 RBI's and a .411 batting average, followed by Dave Lee l.382l, Marv Camp- bell l.333l, and Robert Schafer l.315l. Steve Schultz won four games to lead the pitching staff. Both Schafer and Lee made first team All-league, while Campbell made honorable mention. Campbell was also elected MVP and Mike Bromley received the Most Im- proved Player award. Varsity Baseball 8-14 Opponent WE THEY Monroe Catholic Central 0 12 Cherry Hill 0 10 Flat Rock 3 8 Romulus 5 19 Addison 4 3 lefferson IDHJ 2-9 9-8 Summerfield 2 6 Hudson 4 1 Onsted 8 5 Ida 1 12 Blissfield 0 5 Clinton 6 9 Mason IDHI 6-0 11-14 Addison 6 3 Hudson 7 6 Pre-Districts: Ecorse 2 3 Onsted 7 4 Blissfield 2 20 Ida 7 2 Clinton 0 10 H- Troy Goodridge makes it safe to third as Coach Burkett looks on. Troy played outfield and third base primarily He also did some pitching a played on both the IV and varsity teams throughout the season and the beginning of the season 78!Varsity Baseball

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Team moves to Rod Park The varsity softball team moved closer to home, moving their playing field to Clarence Rod Park, and managed to have a very successful season. They ended with a record of 9-10 but finished second in the league. We had a good season consider- ing the inexperienced players that played at key positions both offen- sively and defensively, stated Coach McCrea. Cindy Pentercs had a fine season leading the team in hitting with .398 and on base percentage with .606. Angie Fugate was second in hitting with .316, and Kathy Cox fol- lowed behind Pentercs with an on base percentage of .574. Valerie Ford and Pentercs were selected to the First Team, All-League and Angie Fugate, Kathy Cox and Kris Iaworski received honorable mention. Date 4f16 4f18 4f20 4f21 4f23 4f24 4f26 4! 29 5f1 513 5X8 5f10 5f14 5! 15 5f17 5f21 5f23 Varsity Softball 9-10 Opponent Flat Rock Romulus Addison Iefferson Summerfield Hudson Onsted Ida Blissfield Clinton Addison Hudson Clinton Onsted Blissfield Ida Clinton We They 14 4 3 4 8 3 6 12 12 9 13 3 12 4 2 15 7 10 2 8 12 3 8 5 1 13 6 1 9 7 2 7 1 11 xl' +V YE fl? I. 5. 'ep Y' X Front: Kim Weston, Lea Freshour, Cindy Pentercs, Kathy Cox and Kris Iaworski, Middle: Mari- anne Trottier, Heather McCrea, Val Ford, and Yumi Fukuda. Back: manager Lynn Freshour, Chris Liedel, Lora O'Lone, Angie Fugate, Shely Tansel, and Coach McCrea. 80! Varsity Softball 1, ,M-W