High Point University - Zenith Yearbook (High Point, NC)

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Anne Meyers looks for an open teammate. Anita Staton goes in for a layup. Lady Panthers Come Out Shooting. November 25 Eton College December 2 Atlantic Christian College December 7 Liberty University December 11 Lenoir-Rhyne College December 13-14 Johnson C Smith Tournament January 9 Pembroke State University January II Catawba College January 16 Wingate College January 18 Pfeiffer College January 20 Guilford College January 22 Atlantic Christian College January 25 Lenior-Rhyne College January 27 Campbell University February I Catawba College February 3 Wingate College February 5 Mars Hill College February 8 Guilford College February 10 Elon College February 13 Pembroke State University February 15 Pfeiffer College February 18, 20-22 Carolinas Conference Tournament Lady Panthers 21

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Lady Panthers look forward to upcoming season. First year coach Debbie Trogden has a strong nucleus with four returning starters from last year ' s 15-14 team. Lost to graduation was All-Conference and All-District 26 point guard Susie Ramirez. Leading scorer and rebounder Angie Green, a junior, will lead the Panthers this year. Sophomores Anne Meyers and Anita Staton along with senior Lisa Jones NAME Cathey Cassady Angie Green Debbie Johnson Lisa Jones Gigi McPherson Anne Meyers Marie Omnond Susan Poole Penney Sellers Anita Staton are the other three returning starters. Two freshman will be counted on to fill in at the vacant point guard position. Penney Sellers and Susan Poole are the freshman that will compete for point guard spot. Coach Trogden hopes that with this strong nucleus and new talent that the Lady Panthers can be a conference contender. Amy Boswell passes down low. CLASS Junior Junior Sophomore Senior Senior Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Freshman Sophomore 20 Lady Panthers

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Stu Shilling and Clive Skyers show their aggressive play. Goalkeeper, Sal Schiavone clears the ball Panthers Defense will make the difference. Coach Woody Gibson feels that if this year ' s soccer team can play good defense and fill the gaps of two Ail-American defenders, Bobby Rapp and Angelo Stewart, they should have a successful season. The Panthers finished fourth in the nation in scoring last year. Gibson hopes this year ' s team can have the same offensive punch. Key players such as goal keeper Sal Schiavone, and defenders, Stu Shilling, and Phil Valente, should play a key role in leadership for the team. Steve Cookman dribbles the ball into the open field. 22 Soccer