Gross High School - Heard The Latest Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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FRESHMAN BASEBALL: Front Row: Joe Poulicek, Rob Podjenski, Robert Fitzpatrick, John Sto- Iinski, Casey Hunter, Mike Podjenski, Jamie Masekg Back Row: Coach Jim Bayly, Mike Ginadin- oto, Jeff Peoppe, Jeff Gordon, Mike Renner, Jason Plourde, Tom Gilsdorf, Mike Vondra, Coach Darrell Jourdan. JV BASEBALL: Front Row: Dennis Munneliy, Pete Kleffner, Scott Papek, Rick Egermier, Mike Dmyterko, Rodney Hansen, Steve Martinez, Jim Munchrath, Jerry Moritz: Back Row: Coach Mick Krupski, Dave Collin, Steve Ecker, Garrett Coleman, Brandt Hodoly, Mike Culhane, Tom DeGeorge, Jeff Nosek, Coach Mike Filipowicz. 'ss if ff,s.,m'.iM4.V Q. ,N . 2 - Garrett Coleman swings, but misses against Omaha South. Garrett had 16 hits, averaging .424 for the season. U O w freshman 84 jv basebaIlf45'l

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W 'W sk, .sif- The lunlor varslty team gathers to congratu- late Steve Ecker as he runs home after hitting 'one out.' The team finished with a 8-6 re- cord. Junlor Dave Zelasnoy 'brings it home' as first baseman Dave Collin readies himself. Dave struck out 34 batters in 29 innings. Awesome lrosh and jv end victoriously The jv and freshman baseball teams both had winning seasons. The jv finished with an 8-6 record and the freshmen had a 5-1 record. i'The obvious goal of the jv play- ers was to make the varsity team in the next year, and several players put together the statistics to make that a good possibility, jv coach 15Offreshman 84 jv baseball Mr. Mick Krupski said. The jv team boasted a .314 bat- ting average and a 3.54 earned-run average. Junior Pete Kleffner col- lected 13 hits and 8 walks, leading the team with a .448 batting aver- age. Garrett Coleman '88 had 16 hits for a .421 average. Steve Ecker drove in 14 runs to earn RBI honors. In -is the pitching area, Scott Papek 3 wins, a 2.97 ERA and struck out batters in 33 innings. Dave had 3 wins, a 4.10 ERA and out 34 batters in 29 innings. Freshman baseball coach, Mr Darrell Jourdan, said that hitting wa the team's strength, averaging 10 12 hits per game. Mr. Jourdan said I feel all the players developeoi their skills and had the potential to develop into champion ball play- ers. The highlight of the season was the excellent comeback against. Papillion. It gave us the incentive to have a successful season, Casey Hunter, freshman baseball player said.

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Senior Lisa Emslck mdkes on opprooch shoT during o meeT ogoinsT Pdpillion. Liso wos The second ronked ployer on Gross' Teom. ResulTs golfers ploce in Tournomenis The girls vorsiTy golf Teom finished The seoson wiTh five wins ond Three losses. Besides hoving success in Their duols, The Teom pldced in Tourno- menTs. The Teom finished second in The A.L. Lody lnviToTionol ond 152 f vorsiTy golf eorned o sixTh pldce finish in The MeTro TournomenT. Anne Connolly olso finished second oT The A.L. Tour- ndmenT. Even wiTh The success of The seo- son, Cooch Tom HeiThoff felT ThoT The Teom could hove done even beTTer. lf The girls decide To more dedicdfed nexT yeor Th could breok inTo The Top five in T MeTro. The boys vorsiTy golf Teom finish wiTh Three wins ond Three losses. l Along wiTh winning holf of Th dudls, individuols pldced in Tourn menTs. BoTh Robb Huck '88 ond Chi Demmon '88 ploced in The MeTr ond DisTricT TournomenTs. Chr ploced TenTh in DisTricTs while Rob finished Third. Robb wenT on To finis fourTh in The sTdTe golf Tournomer held in Columbus. i Q 5 U 1 T T 1 l l l