Green Mountain High School - Ramblings Yearbook (Lakewood, CO)

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SOCCER 1987 Shooting for their goals This year, Green Mountain was blessed with two outstanding girls' soc- cer teams. Varsity surprised the school with a dazzling 8-3-0 record. The girls finished 4th in league losing to Colum- bine in the playoff game for the state playoff berth. Some of the top players were awarded with: Most Valuable Play- er - Donna Schmoker, Most Valuable Offensive Player - Karla Thompson, Most Valuable Defensive Player - Donya Davis, Most Improved Player - Lynette Buffington. The first team All Conference players were Donna Schmoker and Karla Thompson, and Honorable Mention went to Stafany Richards and Donya Davis. junior Varsity did well also, coming out with a 4-6-1 record. On the junior Varsity team, Tracy Loschen was recog- nized as Most Valuable Player as was Amy Campbell for Most Valuable Of- fensive Player and Karen Fullerton for Most Valuable Defensive Player. The most improved was Amy Schneider. 10 Grrl's Soccer MII lllllfr ir.. ln'Tl Nicole Adams relaxes in the sun while giving the V team support. Amy Campbell showmg off her fancy footwork.

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TENNIS AND GOLF 1987 -r , rf X- ,,. Keira Kazmerski concentrates on her return of the serve. Hollie Seeley is putting for a low score. Q i .,k. Eggs A Swinging Season The Girls' Tennis team at Green Mountain is dehnitely a hit! With many new players, the team did exceptionally well. The season began with many rainy days and indoor practices. Bad weather hurts, but the team did a good job of staying up this year, stated Coach Lisa Moyers. As a previous assistant at Ar- vada, Coach Moyers has been with Green Mountain for five years. All to- gether, the team had a lot of unity. They stuck together and cheered each other one during the season. A rather humorous event was when Amy Wright was warned by the other- coach to stop squeaking her shoes or she would be penalized. Seniors julie Rosulek, Dana Alvarez, and Amy Wright will be missed a lot, but the new talent should be developing much this next year. Good luck Lady Rams! Girls' Golf is a small but growing sport here at GMHS. This year they even took fourth in State! The team consisted of seven golfers: Lori Parsons, Theresa Frith, jan Keller, Stacey Ogerly, Sandy Steinoff, Hollie Seeley, and Debbie Steinoff. Lori Parsons, Debbie Steinhof- f,and jan Keller, who graduated this year, will be missed but there are a lot of up and coming golfers who will be more than happy to fill in. Mr. Martenson feels that the interest in girls golf will continue to grow in the future. Girl 's Golf Tennis 9

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