Lyman High School - Eagles Flight Yearbook (Lyman, WY)

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Proper technique. Fingers extended, Senior Anita McCreary readies for a clean set as Junior Shannon Baer plans her strategy. Ace block. Aggressive net play by on Big Piney during the play offs. +I I- Junior Shannon llaer puts a damper Varsity Volleyball.. Back row: Kellee Eyre, Coach Donna Huntsman, Angie Sawyer. Second row: Michelle Redden, Shannon Baer, Christy Youngberg, Tracy Thrasher. Front row: Carol Bluemel, Deena Moretti, Anita McCrca1y. Ll IS OPP 2 Kemmerer 1 0 Cokeville 2 0 Mt. View 2 2 N. Summit 0 1 Pinedale 2 2 Hanna 0 2 Saratoga 1 l Big Piney 2 2 Mt. View 1 2 Gm. River 1 1 Kemmerer 2 l Mt. View 2 0 Cokeville 2 1 Big Piney 2 2 Saratoga O 2 Hanna 0 1-I-1-2-v Regionals Lns OPP 555555553 Saratoga 1 iiiiiiiff 0 Mt. View 2 2 Hanna o T:IjI:I:I 0 3:3:3:3:3:5 2 E25 All Conference: as Shannon Baer 11: Carol Bluemel Christy Youngbcrg 'xr All-Tou mament: as Shannon Baer :gt Carol Bluemel Season Record 11-10 Sports l-+- Varsity Volleyball Court sense. Total concentration leads to game consistency for Senior Kellce Eyre and her teammates. Quick reflexes. Another save by Senior Tracy Thrasher keeps the ball alive for Senior Carol Bluemel and Junior Angie Sawyer.

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H ' ff fw4fZW:aww Mia.-M -.W W, 54: .A.A.,.,.1., ..:.:....A ,,....:.: One 0n one, Coach Rob Wang,-en Side-line advice. Players, manager gives some last minute instmctions DTCW LCWIS, and C0331 Huntsman to freshman Di.xon Blumel. plan play improvements. DURSGOBE OX J V football.. Front row: Carlos Verone, David Hillstead, Paxton Powers, Kelly Felkins, Chris Felkins. Second row: Cole Clifford, Jonathan Witt, Darrin Ferguson, Eric Giles, Vii Tanner, Vic VanGieson. Third row: Assistant Coach Loren Huntsman, Tom Felkins, Joe Johnson, Troy Bames, Mike Larchick, Brian Eyre, Dixon Bluemel. Back row: Jeramie Watson, Jason Peden, Shane Birch, Manager Drew Lewis, Pete lsom, Head Coach Del Tumer. Freshman footballg Front row: Joe Johnson, Mike Larchick, Tom Felkins. Second row: Jeramie Watson, Chris Felkins, Pele lsom, Brian Eyre, Dixon Bluemel. Back row: Assistant Coach Loren Huntsman, Manager Drew Lewis Head Coach Del Tumer Statistics Junior Varsity 55 LCIICUUCH Troy Bames LHS OPP shane Birch Clint Bradshaw 22 Big Piney 25 Kelly Fellkins 14 Kemmerer 13 EUC GUCS 42 Pinedale 0 Q David Hillstead +I- Joe Johnson 22 Mt. View 24 1-f' Jason Peden Paxton Powers . . . Vii Tanner Freshmen . 41 ,-:-: 21 Kemmerer Jonathan W in Season Record ,,,,,,, Junior Varsity Freshman I' 3 1 0 1 A ' H Sl orts - JV Football

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0'l'Elll'l'lAL 'ro Acmnv E THUSIASM T0 D0 S0 Perhaps team was not mentally prepared for the games I think it helped that no one was a 'star.' Everybody had to Work together for us to be suc- cessful. QQ e worked really hard as a team. We struggled at times with attitudes, but in the end we really pulled together. I think it helped that no one was a 'starf Everybody had to work together for us to be successful and we did have a very successful year, said Head Volleyball Coach Donna Huntsman. The team lived on hard hitting and aggressive play but suffered from inconsis- tent teamwork. Co-captain Kellee Eyre noted, In practice we would do lots of different dnlls that would help improve our skills like hitting, serving, passing and setting. Then we would usually scrimmage. Also we would do conditioning and lift weights, so we would be in shape for the games. She added, I really think we had an excellent season and a great year. We had our up's and down's, but we were a good team that always worked hard and had a lot of potential. We also had good attitudes and that's what really counts. It was a fun team to be on and I think we could have done something at stateg it was kind of a major disappointment not being able to go. But things didn't work out that way and I think that there were some regrets. We had quite a bit of support from the parents and every once in a while some guys would get together and cheer for us. That really helped. But it was nothing like at boys sports, so there always could be more support for girls sports. The Lady Eagles traveled to Big Piney for regionals and defeated Saratoga and Hanna but lost to Mt. View and Big Piney. Although they lost, Eyre said, Our team had a lot of talent, and we had our skills down good, but something that might have made us a little better was to have more confidence in ourselves and other team members. There were a few key people that just didn't have enough desire to make the team work. They thought their own way instead of thinking of the team first, said Varsity Player Christy Youngberg. As for changes she would have made, Huntsman said, Looking back, I believe I could have made practice more intense mentally. We were sometimes too relaxed at practice. They worked hard physically, but when game time came around I'm not sure we were always prepared mentally. The best game overall was against Mt. View the first time we played them during the regular season. She said, We were way behind in the first game but the team just wouldn't give up and we came back and won. Some people were playing positions they hadn't played all year so they had to really work as a team to pull this one out. Then we lost the second game and we had to fight hard to win in the third. The team wanted this one and they got it. Varsity Volleyball Player Angie Sawyer said, In Regionals most of us had the desire to win, play and to go to state and some of us didn't. That was one of our problems for not going to state. But for the most part we did work as a team most of the time. Varsity Volleyball Player Anita McCreary said, A lot of the time we didn't work together in regionals like in our key games with Mt. View and Big Piney. For the rest of the games we worked together. Our major problem was we would get down on the game score and some of the team would just give up and not try. And then we would really lose. But for the most part I think we had a pretty good year. Traci Gregg Sports Q Varsity Volleyball