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

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8 IMAGE BOYS GYMNASTICS TEAM-Amy Rex ftrainerj, Andy Kissig, Mike Mayzack, Robert Sadler, Matthew Funk, J.D. Cole, Ronald Cross, Christopher Kamilar, Jen- nifer Mason Qtrainerj. Photo by Russell Duckworth ,Mnn Junior Chris Kamilar's prowess on the pommel horse shows the intense concen- tration needed for such a difficult event. Photo by Russell Duckworth Holding a pose is a major criterion in the floor exercise which is mastered by .lu- nior Andy Kissig. Photo by Russell Duckworth THLETIC

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At the regional championships at La- keview, Junior Bob Sadler maintains an L pose on the still rings. Photo by Russell Duckworth Top scores don't come easy on the par- allel bars, but Sophomore Mike May- zack's determination carries him through. Photo by Russell Duckworth BOYS RAIDERS GYMNASTICS TEAM An undefeated season in any sport is a mark of excellence, but two consecutive years with- out a loss, as Coach Mark Wil- liams put it, really demon- strates talentf' Boys' gymnas- rings, the vault, the parallel bars, and the horizontal bar. Each competitor could enter as many events as he wanted, but each team must have had at least one all-around performer tics has taken first place as a team at every meet during the last two years. After having seven seniors graduate last year, the fstatej title was even tone who competed in every eventj. Meets could either consist of compulsories, in which a set routine was performed for each more impressive, said Junior Trey Scott. The difference could have been newcomer Andy Kissig, junior, who in his first season here placed first in nearly all his individual events. Andy moved here from Reno, Ne- vada. Coach Williams ac- knowledged Kissig's accom- event, or optionals, where an athlete did ll moves of his choosing. The optionals are more fun to watch, said Coach Williams. Coach Williams left after the 1984 season to be assistant coach at the University of Oklahoma. The boys agreed that he was a decisive factor in their victories. Junior Chris plishments, but added, A gymnastics team doesn't go to state because of one or two players. Our entire team was successful. An organized gymnastics meet usually involved four teams, although there could have been as few as two or more than twenty. The boys' events included the floor exer- cise, the pommel horse, the still Kamilar said, We could al- ways count on him for sup- port. Boys gymnastics has taken first place as a team at every meet in the last two years. BOYS' GYMNASTICS 9AAAAA Rockwall Invitational lst Haltom Compulsories lst Richardson Invitational lst L.D. Bell Optionals lst Lakeview Team Cup lst Berkner Compulsories lst Richardson Optionals lst NGHSlRockwall Optionals lst t District Meet lst Regional Championships lst State Championships lst wqibgxz Nl t f P-9 at ' . t 1 . f .ik I . .. t. .Q-Tiff? ft 5' iz.-'.3igQ, Qs-ffifl'