Heidelberg High School - Yearbook (Heidelberg, Germany)

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Lions Wrap-Up Winter Season lence during the 85-86 Winter Season, with more than their share of victories and championship titles. Men's Varsity Basketball, with a slow start at the begin- ning, came back to win their last four games and ended the season with a 6-4 conference record. Going into the Big Schools Tournament as second in conference, they placed sixth. Womenis Varsity Basketball finished the season with an outstanding 17-0 DODDS record, and won first place honors at the tournament. They placed three starters on the All- Tournament team. In JV Basketball the boys ended the season with a 64 conference record. Girls JV ended with 8-2 conference re- cord. Freshman Tracy Brown was named MVP. The Varsity Wrestling team finished their season as Cen- tral Europeis Best. Under the direction of Coach Phil Godbolt, the Lions qualified ten Wrestlers for the Central European Championships held in Shape, Belgium. Ali placed in the top ten of their weight classes. T he Heidelberg Lions continued their tradition of excel- Wrestling coach, Phil Godbolt, commends the Varsity team on their t1 season. 8 Sports Wrap-Llp Tournament MVP, Londa Andrews, rises above all to cut down the net after the Lions fina victorious game at the Big School Tournament. At the Sports Awards Banquet held on February 26, Coach Bennett presents Londa Andtew with an award for the team's Best Defensive Player. Looking on are Team Captain and MVP Britt Kilpatrick, Melissa Meyers, and Laura Kuppichi Team Captain and MVP, Brian Knapp, thanks Coach Wes Sisson and the rest of the team for th great 1986 season.

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Lady Tames the JV Lions coached by Mrs. Weite, consisted of 26 players. Many were part of the Fresh- man complement which was added in order to have experienced players for the 1987 season. The Lions got off to a great start with a 5-1 win over Nuernburg. A 1-1 tie to Mannheim didnit set the JV Lions back as they went on the next weekend to beat Ramstein 2-1. The T he 1986 Menis JV Lions Soccer team, Lions were on a roll as they went to Kaiserslau- tern for a 2-1 victory. Another 2-1 win was found in Wiesbaden for the Lions. A hard- fought loss to Frankfurt flawed their undefeat- ed record. The Lions ended their season with a 5-1 win over Stuttgart. Bobby Schloesser and Sophomore Jamie Mooring take a breather as G.K. Leighton contemplates his next move. JV Ments Soccer L ,t, Standing: Coach Carol Welte, Siggy Cropper, John Stumpf, Richard Rassmusen, Mark Thompson, Mike Draper, Rob Fellenz, Chris Daane, Ron George, Bill Majors, Eric Hiu, Max Carter, Adam Knapp, Scott McAdams, Missy Ray, Chris Robbins, Kneeling: G.K. Leighton, Josh Cooper, Scott Wagner, Carlo Anderson, Steve Erenberg, Rob Webster, Charles Lewis, George Mitchell, Bobby Schloesser, Jiame Mooring, Chris Clemons, Lance Hill. Junior Bobby Schloesser and Sophomore, Scott Wag- ner, race for the ball as the Lions beat the Warriors 21 in Wiesbaden. 10 JV Men's Soccer