Goodrich High School - Martian Yearbook (Goodrich, MI)

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Varsity girls finish with 19-8 record will .M . . A . V. W 2 - xg . xo .-- sh .,L,...f,. . -4 ' - - 1 K . K- 4 .K K . . L. -. . .X K ss- .ss.. K. New.. . som -'kai x., wl-1'3 7 VARSITY SOFTBALL 1981 Team 1982 GHS OPP. GHS OPP 2 7 Oxford - - Atherton 13 9 6 New Lothrop 6 9 Atherton 6 I 27 2 Byron - - Armada - 3 16 Lapeer East - - Hamady - 10 8 Hamady 10 0 Bendle - 18 5 Hamady 10 0 Elkton-Pleaon - 16 6 Benlle y 13 .9 Bayporr 17 4 Bentley 13 0 Grand Blanc 1 1 1 5 Montrose 14 10 Lake vllle 1 7 18 Montrose 6 7 Lake ville 3 9 10 Lapeer West - - Alns worth 5 3 17 Lake Fenton 7 5 A therton 1 1 3 Lake Fenton 3 10 Alns worth 3 1 1 9 Linden 4 1 Brandon 7 14 3 Linden 23 0 Brandon 20 4 9 Brandon 12 13 Ne w Haven 2 7 6 Brandon 3 7 Dryden 5 13 2 Bendle 1 1 3 Atherton 7 7 4 Bendle 25 5 16- 9 3 l i l - at-we -. - X A 4 Last year's Varsity Softball team ended the season with a 16-9 record. The most valuable player was Janell Koehn and the Most Improved player was awarded to Jennifer Schrader. The 1982 team had Liisa Hart as Most Valuable and Julie Koehn, Rika Ogura and Midori Morikuni as Most Improved Players. All league recognition goes to Liisa Hari, Jennifer Schrader and Shelly Barnett, 1st team. Cindy Golladay, 2nd team. Jeanie Mortimore and Audry Spratt, Honorable Mention. 1. Tamm y Sanders hits the 'perfect pitch . 2. Liisa Hart tags the bag in time to catch the runner. 3. Audry Spratt is called safe after stealing home. 4. Rika Ogura scores another run.

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A .su problem maintaining the consistency needed to be a winning team. A large number of young players on the team this year will be returning, and a large number of talented players are coming up from the junior varsity. Things look brighter ahead! 1. Junior Paul Turner was voted most improved player tor the 1982 team. 2. Sophomore Dave Jameson was the team switch hitter and had the best batting average, besides being best catcher in the league. 3. Third baseman Barry Stitf demonstrates his lielding ability as he snags a well hit ground ball 4. Coach Robert McNally gives one ot many signs instructing the batter on what to do. 5. Team captain Kleber Dusenbury throws another strike which is one of many. 6. Jim Rose and Kleber Dusenbury are front and center when a photographer is present. 7. All- Leaguer Gerald McCarty makes the play at first base as though he has been doing it all his lite. 1982 Varsity Baseball GHS OPP. 8 New Lothrop 3 Grand Blanc 6, 13 Lake ville 6,4 Hamady 0,0 Bently 0,8 Montrose 2,3 Lake Fenton 1 Brandon 0 South western 4,6 Bendle 4,12 Atherton 0,0 Linden 13 18 4, 10 5,7 3, 10 9, 11 10,9 10 12 7, 14 2,4 5, 10

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Junior Varsity team goes undefeated in League ,.f,f W ,5,, . jeu., 5. 'lr Last year's Junior Varsity Softball team had a record of 11 wins and 8 losses. The most valuable player, selected by the team members, was Kim Sanford. The most improved player, picked by Coach Ric Adams, was Tracy Cunningham. This year's team had an excellent league record of 10 wins and no losses. The team participated in the Lakeville Tournament and placed second, defeating Carmen, Kearsley, Davison and Ainsworth. Most Valuable Player for 1982 was Heidi Geror and Most Improved was Kelly Main. 1. The 2nd place trophy won at the Lakeville Tournament. 2. These 1981 players take a time-out lor pictures. 3. Before going to a game, everyone is always happy! Junior Varsity Softball 1981 TEAM 1982 GHS OPP GHS OPP 32 27 Oxford - - 50 13 Byron - - 5 15 Lapeer East - - 23 2 Bentley 27 1 2 7 Fenton - - 6 13 Fenton - - 13 12 Montrose 12 7 25 6 Montrose 13 9 7 23 Lapeer West - - 10 13 Lake Fenton 13 4 12 7 Lake Fenton 23 16 15 5 Durand - - 5 7 Clio - - 10 17 Millington - - 15 1 Linden 16 4 2 1 3 Linden 1 1 9 13 23 Brandon 5 8 13 4 Brandon - - - - Holly 20 10 - - Lakeville 13 4 - - Lake ville 26 1 - - Bendle 26 2 l 1