North Garland High School - Marauder Yearbook (Garland, TX)

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-, , 1 I 5 1 I i 'X A strong consistent serve carried Mark Stubbs to A good follow through on the serve, shown by, 11 Raider viftories. . ' .Thayne Wickam, aids in ball control and speed. , ' au- ' 4 o r 1, fix' - 'b H' 4 ' V 5 s .s Q . V I 'li' 9 , fffzffffg 1 1 1' J ' 1 1 f ffdv . S - .T f 4 i J ' YQ 1 ' . v.-gi! ft' 'five-VU-u uv., 5 t 1-.-wi-. -.1 x ' -.J--A' Q -K f' ff' If ,f ff f' , ' 'u fy fl f A, If If. J, I V! ff X Xf If Vjfvif- rf V-Z, ,x!, X , ,f ,- W f- f ,t,f f fo,f,f f 1' sf' ,f 1 f f ,f 4 s-ff fx fr ffl' Pr for f- f ,f ,f . if lf' f' .f f 1' fi f f if f f , 'Q ,ffjffffff f I' f 1' ft fl , .M ' fm if ' f - eff 1 Good defense falls for being BIPYI at all times. Kim Staman is ready and wailing. Cooperation between players is a must in doubles competition, Randy Starks and Donnie Martin wr-rv leading doubles Competitors for thv Raiders. 19 snodsgupdgi

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4 CTN ring sports SD So close it hurt Placing second in district the Raiders by South Garland 14-11 and Bryan won 12 out of 22 games. The team Adams Q4-3l. In the next seven games to played three pre-season games against follow the team lost 5, won 1, and tied 1 Kimball, Highland Park, and Garland. The first district game was on March 2 against Samuell with the team suffering one of their few losses 14-8. The R. L. Turner tournament was held on March 18 and 19 and the Raiders came away winning all of their games. Starting off the second half of the season on March 29, the team was tied for first place with Mesquite and North Mesquite. The Raiders had defeated North Mesquite twice duringthe season but Highland Park beat the team 5-1 putting them in second place at the end of the season. Although the junior varsity did not do as well as the varsity they still had a respectable season winning 10 of their 19 games. The team started its season on the same day as the varsity, March 2, They played Hillcrest twice, winning the first game 11-1 and the second 12-4. After defeating Hillcrest for the second time, the team's momentum was ,1.1f.i vanquished when they were defeated 1 Center fielder Tim Phelps runs the bases after hit- 'Elf' tingalong flyinto left field. ' An excellent base runner, Tim Trull gave uplifting assistance to the Raider offense. Selected for first team all district was pitcher Tim Fielding. , -' '

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IND C Spring sports It takes more than abilit Even though the golf team possessed the ability to place high in district standings, lack of confidence prevented them from doing so, We thought from the beginning we didn't have a chance, is how Kyle Turner put it. Coach Doug Pickle suggested one reason for its lack of confidence was the fact that the team had not yet matured enough as a competing organization to withstand the older, more experienced teams in the strong 10-AAAA district. There were no scheduled matches for competition between schools, however, coaches of opposing teams got together to set up matches and unofficial tournaments when possible. The big event for the team last spring was the district tournament involving all teams in the district. The tournament took place on April ii and 12 at Mesquite Municipal and Cedar Crest in Richardson, ln this event, team number two took seventh place with team one taking eighth. In the Garland City Tournament, Raider Scott Garner brought home a second place medal. The teams included limmy Boyd, Scott Garner, Mike Graves, Greg Whaley, and lohn Mosier with team one. Representing team two were Kyle Turner, Kevin Theole, Bruce Dodd, Scott Costloe, and David Montgomery. Team captain Scott Garner was voted outstanding golfer, A part of Kyle Turner's game strategy is the careful planning of each shot. In the Graham tournament, Greg Whaley helped the team to shoot a score of 327. ,T In the opening of the Highland Park tournament, lohn Mosier tees off. Coach Pickle stated that lack of confidence hampered the Raiders in this and other tournaments.