Kellam High School - Challenger Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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The golf teom hosn't won o meet in three yeors, but new heod cooch Joey Cciruthers feels its time for o chonge of poce. Top returnees ore seniors Kene Dieter, Joel Ashe, ond Fred Stemple. Now with the oddition of junior Jeff Molbon, the number one ployer, victory is definitely within reoch. Other top plciyers include juniors Clork Simpson ond Jody Riley, ond sophomores Mork Croig ond Joe Bernot. 1 9 Boy's Soccer, cooched by Bob Mills, didn't hove o very big turnout this yeor, but the dedicoted few thot did show up hove worked hord to bring Kellom o winning seoson. Returning storters ore heoded by Rick Weese, o teom MVP o yeor ogo, Todd Tourbin, Doug Lorson, Rusty Meeker, Jomes Borton, Mike Morono, ond Keith Bybee. Top newcomers include Bud- dy Bcich, Seon lorio, Donny Krofton, ond Richord Ostreo. Boy s Soccer Girl's Soccer The trock teom, with heod cooch Mike Lombiotte ond ossistonts Johnny Morris ond Jim Gorrett, looks more promis- ing thon it hos in yeors. Their l -5 record lost yeor broke o two yeor winless streok, ond the Knights hove nowhere to go but up. Returning lettermen ore Eric Cooper, Jim Webster, Tim Owens, Thoddeus Moson, Eric Woodhouse, ond Vince Mun- den. Wolloce Droke, ineligible lost yeor, should be the top point getter, with Dovid Porker, Roger Grimes, Jimmy Moore, Eric McPherson, ond Dovid Winston odding to the totol. Girl's soccer snopped o four yeor losing streok lost yeor ond hope to breok .500 this yeor. Cooch Debbie Kinzel feels this is o rebuiling yeor, since the teom doesn't hove much experi- ence. The four seniors ore Stocy Pittmon, Jocqui Gordon, Liso Churchwell, ond Morio Wolsh, Other returnees include Kim Chrismon, Stocy Peckhom, Kim McCloughlin, Kris Rogers, Robin Woterfield, ond goolie Heidi Angermonn. Cooch Kinzel expects big things from newcomers Chris Mone, Potti McCul- lough, Jennifer Clork, Koren Green, Andreo Kjor, ond Kym Simms. l79

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Racketeers -- a ' A pr um: Front Row: Julius Liguid, Billy Parker, Steve Fry, Second Row: Coach Morris, Jimmy Manzione, Ray Conroy, Brian Green, Eddie Taylor. Third Row: Mike Hanley, David Parker, Paul Crigger, Travis Cox. HH li 1 1 .1 .V A I The boy's tennis team completed a .500 season last year, one ofthe few teams who could boast such a record. Coach Johnny Morris predicts a first or second place finish, as most of his top players are returning. Top-seeded Mike Hanley, 9lf2 Roger Burnham, and 9993 Paul Grigger all had fine records last year and can only get better with age. David Parker and Ray Conroy taking turns at the sixth seed. Doubles teams are Burnham and Hanley, Crigger and Parker, and Fry and Billy Parker. Kempsville seems to be the only team in the way KSOUND FAMILlAR?J of a city championship. l l V' --1 0 l

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IAT RIGHTJ Coach Qrriithr,-rs thank s his team Mr q fjrfitit-Yinq yr-ur lBEf Q LUN! ,oncess time-S flffepf r-r 'Wifi xii' trgry Hard W0rk's Great 1' if .1 :VE ,-T I 3 The awards banquet is a very special time in the lite of an athlete. The whole season seems to come together when that piece of carpet shaped like a K is placed in an athlete's hands. All of the hard work, pain, and sweat suddenly become trivial when the coach shakes his hand and presents him with the MVP award. No longer taken tor granted, the athlete receives his just reward.