Frank B Kellogg High School - Equestrian Yearbook (Roseville, MN)

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, Girl's Soccer . . . i This year's season was kind of like a roller oaster ride for the girl's soccer team. They had lot of ups and downs. On the up side, they beat llounds View and Apple Valley, both of whom fere ranked in the state's top five teams. They pst twice to State Champion Irondale by scores lf 3-2 and 2-l. The latter game was in the sec- lon semifinals. They dominated the game early iut just couldn't score because of an outstand- ig goalie. l This year's team had a group of hard work- g, skilled soccer players. They had great atti- des and were a pleasure to coach. The seven niors will be greatly missed next year. They are: Julie Collette, Jill DeZurik, Shelly Hansen, Sue Josephson, Mary Kuritz, Michele Tschida, and Kara Wallin. Michele Tschida led the team in scoring with 10 goals and nine assists for 19 points. Tied for second place in scoring were Sue Josephson C7 goals, 5 assistsj, and Kelly Ziniel C10 goals, 2 assistsj. All Conference: Michele Tschida, Mary Kur- itz Honorable Mention: Kara Wallin, Shelly Hanson, Kelly Ziniel, Lori Anderson Most Valuable Player: Michele Tschida l 'y 7' 3:51533 M Pf 4 ,wr ...rt A My ' f 4'3 .V.: Row l: A. Mastel, J. Wilcox, L. Weaver, C. Scalze, C. lolmes, S. Johnston, K. Haugen, M. Commander, R. lackbarth, T. Muscatello, K. Hybben, C. Olson, P. Berg Row 2: M. Foster, B. Hahn, C. Wild, J. Frattalone, T. Buehler, D. Olson, C. McMillan, L. Webey, M. Barberie, M. Sidebottom, A. Buche, C. Loehlein, K. Jordahl Varsity Scores We They Coon Rapids 0 2 Blaine 3 0 Hill Murray l 4 N. St. Paul 1 6 Columbia Heights 8 0 St. Paul Park 6 0 Moundsview 4 1 Irondale 2 3 Brady 0 l Blaine 2 2 Anoka 4 0 Columbia Heights 6 0 Apple Valley 3 0 Hudson l 3 Ramsey l 2 Coon Rapids 2 3 White Bear 1 0 Irondale 1 2 VARSITY: Row l: M. Tschida , S. Han son , J. Collette, J. DeZurik, S. Noesen K. Wallin, K. Ziniel, S. Josephson, K. Heffron, D. Andert, Row 2: T. Weaver tCoachJ, M. Chan, J. Philipson, A. Hart man, L. Anderson, K. Tierney, L. Kelsey S. Hogander, M. Kuritz , J. Collette, S Grengs, N. Anderson fCoachJ Denotes Captains The Kellogg girl's soccer team battles for control of the ball. 183

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A Standout Season Kellogg girls tennis had a standout sea- son. With seven seniors, they had strong leadership and experience. Their quality of play and confidence grew through the sea- son as they compiled a 4-5 Conference re- cord and a 7-6 overall season record. Dur- ing region play their hard training paid off great dividends as the team swept through to the finals without losing a match. The team earned Region III runnerup honors as they lost to Ramsey in a close 2-3 Finals. Not to be denied, they entered the region individual tournament and played their best tennis of the year. Kathy Kaiser com- pleted her senior year by stroking her way to the Region III championship. Arleen Bartels and Sharon Oelke combined to form the Region's top doubles team. Kel- logg's second doubles team, of Karen Ry- lander and Melissa Riach, defeated ranked teams to bring an exciting finals match of Kellogg playing Kellogg. They'll be back next year to show their state level play to Kellogg's competition. All in all the 1983 girl's tennis season more than fulfilled the team's hopes and dreams as an exciting time of friendship, sportsmanship, and competition. Varsity Scores We They White Bear 0 7 St. Paul Park 6 7 S. St. Paul 5 2 Irondale l 6 Ramsey 2 5 Anoka 0 7 Columbia Heights 4 3 Forest Lake 7 0 Blaine 6 l N. St. Paul 4 3 Coon Rapids l 6 Moundsview 2 5 Spring Lake 7 0 VARSITY: Row l: M. Riach, C. Nelson, K. Rylander, L. Stafne, S. Oelke, A. Bartels Row 2: K. Weiss, C. Cahill, S. Andert, A. Burns, B. Fashingbauer, K. Kaiser , Morton fCoachJ ' Denotes Captain 182 Mr. Morton observes Kelly McGowan's serv l J.V.: Row 1: K. Current, L. Vandenheuvel, S. Bild, K. McGowen, K. Welch, I Bosse Row 2: J. Egge QCoachJ, A. Carlson, S. Flipp, B. Kausner, J. Fridley, I Carey, L. Baniak

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Girls Cross Countr Runs to tate Again The girls Cross Country team once again had a season to re- member. Led by co-captains Patti Eidman and Carrie Bossen- maier, the team won their four consecutive Como Park meets and took second in the Blaine In- vitational. They ran to third place in Conference and came back running their best race, winning the Region 3AA title. They qualified for State and ran to a strong 14th. The girls were coached by Kent Bo Smith. Awaiting the gun. p tiger , 1' --vu ' ,g 5 1, ,to ,ir V' , v .L iwlff T' K at . Region 3AA Champs! Karen Brietbach finishes strong in the Region Meet. Carrie Bossenmaier drives towards the finish line. Pattie Eidman displays perfect form. , Q., Michelle LeGault managesa smile. Row l:A. Faue, B. Mennel J Vicker M LeGault lC0achJ 'C Bossenmaier M Evers T 184 A.Trammel.J.Falten Row2 K Breitbach J Eng I Truitt 'P Eidman els, M. Hadrits, K. Hintz L Farr Row 3 K Smith