Lloyd Campbell Bird High School - Talon Yearbook (Chesterfield, VA)

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Attacking the 55m low hurdles, Cari Hamm fights off the competition. Number one runner for the girls, Christy Hammer fared well against all comers. ‘4 -A Henry Clawson. Third Row: Jeff Tipton, galls, Jeff Trimble. Indoor Track 1 11 Front: Abdul Amir, Angel Ingalls, Christy Dave Harper, Tim Smith, John Wellons, Hammer, Stacy Wirt, Alicia Faggart. Sec- Ray Schmidt. Fourth Row: John Foege, ond Row: Jason Kuti, Karen DiSavino, Da- Coach; Steven Collins, Melvin Strane, John vid Fuller, Cari Hamm, Jennifer Dyson, Avery, Lisa Light, Jason Felice, Charlie In-

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he guys and girls of the Cross Country team began the sea- son with an invita- tonal race in early September. With the girls taking third and the guys finishing fifth, it looked like it would be a winning season. Al- though at the end of the season the guys’ record was 4-3 and the girls’ was 2-4, both teams quali- fied for the Regional meet and the girls finished a respective sixth in the region. District and Regional places were taken by Jason Fe- lice, Christy Hammer, and Lisa Light, all of whom qualified for the AAA State Cross Country 2 Championships. Pounding the pavement, Jason Fe- The Indoor Track team looked lice sets a course record at Midloth- promising also, with a great tur- ian. nout; the Skyhawks were well re- aay L Skyhawk a A Tim Smith. Third Row: Heather Friedline, Mgr.; Charles Wellons, Land Matthews, Jason Felice, John Wellons, Charlie Ingalls, John Foege, Coach. Front: Angel Ingalls, Jennifer Haiy- field, Christy Hammer, Lisa Lighf, Alicia Faggart, Angie Thomas. Seq- ond Row: Steven Pospahala, Davi Lucas, Jeff Trimble, Jesse Seymord, 110 Cross Country Fast ’n Furious presented in all the meets in which they competed. There were six school records, lots of personal bests, and five athletes qualified for the Indoor State meet. MVP Karen DiSavino claimed three school records her- self in the long, triple, and high jumps. The mile relay team of D ebbie Sharkey, Colleen McDowell, Angel Ingalls, and Ka- ren DiSavino picked up the fourth record. Senior Jason Fe- lice and Angel Ingalls captured the other two in the mile and the shot put, respectively. MVP Mike Wall represented Bird in the 55 high hurdles, triple jump, and pole vault. State meet qualifiers were Jason Felice, Karen DiSa- vino, Angel Ingalls, Christy Ham- mer, and Alicia Faggart. Senior Land Matthews gives it his all on the grueling course at Midlothian. Right: MVP Mike Wall.

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Team captain, Tammy Palumbo ou- Overtaking her opponent, Shannon truns a Midlothian defender. LaFountain steals the ball. Excellent Season Brings Recognition he field hockey team of first team All-Academic, top- had an excellent sea- ping off a great season. Team son, ending in a 2-1 captains Shannon LaFountain, overtime victory over Colonial Tammy Palumbo, and Tonya Heights. Three players were Edmonds inspired the team ef- especially successful this year. fort which pulled the girls Tammy Palumbo was chosen through a winning season. Sev- for the Dominion District first eral players also attended a team squad, along with Mi- field hockey camp in the sum- chelle Dynia, who was new to. mer to polish their skills and the team this past fall. Tonya prepare for the season. Edmonds was made a member Bird players Diana Maxwell, Kim LaLonde, and Michelle Dynia de- fend against a Monacan goal at- tempt. 112 Field Hockey