Episcopal High School - Accolade Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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The following students represented tHS in the Louisiana State Tournament: Glynes Poche, Jenny Lank, Arthur Stowe, Tat-Shing Lam, John Campbell, Holden Spaht, and Ashley Stowe. Mat H Racket! IMS Temu!! Keeping it in the family This year's most valuable players were Arthur and Ashley Stowe. Ashley went on to win the State Tournament. The tennis team competed again in the Baton Rouge Prep League this year, and came in third behind U-High who was second, and the winner, Baton Rouge High. They hosted regionals this year at Highland Road Park. At the tournament, the girls defended their first place title with the state qualifiers: Ashley Stowe the Regional Singles Champion; and Jenny Lank and Glynes Poche who took second in doubles. The boys came in second with Arthur Stower placing second in singles, and with Holden Spaht qualifying along with the doubles team of Tat-Shing Lam and John Campbell. These seven players represented us at the state tournament May 5 and 6 in New Iberia. In the state tournament, the girls team won first place, with Ashley Stowe winning for the third time, the individual title. Ashley was also selected to the best of the best' in women's tennis for East Baton Rouge Parish. Arthur Stowe placed second in the boys individually. BOVS GIRLS Arthur Stowe Ashley Stowe Holden Spaht Jenny Lank Freddy Giles Laura Carpenter Tat-Shing Lam Stacey Sims Kandal Walton Glynes Poche John Campbell tllen Naquin Tat-Chi Lam Megan Baxley Hunter Manship Marv Stevenson Bart Phillips Caroline Blit er Brandon Wolf Anna Catherine Coates 117

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Middle School Baseball league Back Row, Left to Right: Stephen Underwood (6), Ben Weinstein (7), David Peachey (6), Brett Brantley (7), Kade Miller (8), Gary Stansbury (7), Rob Stein (6), Brad Bohlen (7), Brett Manner (7). Center: Ryan Berg (8), Warren Edwards (7). Center: Van Wilson (6), Larry Martin (7). Front: Jason Hammack (7). Coach: Dave Shreve 116

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Cross Country «Me will not be outworked” is the vU Cross Country team's motto, but they may be overlooked. Stamina, strength, ability, and sportsmanship are all a part of being on the Cross Country team. The team works long hard hours and sometimes doesn't get the credit they deserve. As one of the finest coaches in the state,” Coach Dupe led the team all the way to state. Before early Saturday morning meets, it is his job to encourage each member to do his very best. This year's team has three senior members: Jon Coleman, Arthur Stowe, and Jason Dupree, who couldn't finish the season because of an injury. lllltcit ftuimcrs Stripe Ip Be Their Deri) Best ftnd Come Together fts ft family (Jm Hhk ft State Championship Team. Otherwise the team had no setbacks, leading the way to victories at St. Martin's Invitational, Bay City, Texas Invitational meet. The team became tenth year in a row District 8 — AA champs and second year in a row State AA champs. Four meets being the most Episcopal has ever won. All top seven runners finished in the top twenty-five in State; three finished in the top ten (Stowe, Andrew Riche, and Coleman). Stowe placed on first team all parish, and Riche placed on second team all parish. With five of the top eight runners being Juniors, next year's team should be just as successful as this year's team. Jon Coleman and Arthur Stowe. Boy's Cross Country Team: Standing: Coach Claney Duplechine, Stephen Berry, Jason Rush, David Dansky, Andrew Riche, Billy Byrd, Brian Mcneill, Jay Noland. Kneeling: Trip Fuchs, Jason Dupree, Arthur Stowe, Jon Coleman, Keith Guillot, Tat-Chi Lam, Chris Marsland. Sitting: Clay Doremus, Tim Jagisch, Marc Sternberg, Richie Mycr, Hunter Coates, Chris Cobb.