North Scott High School - Silver Shield Yearbook (Eldridge, IA)

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Jason Hamann and Nick Welter, the MVP's of the 1987 season. fight for the lead and push each QR other to do their best. A i il X N X .-fs Q fi ttaa t: . Boy's Cross Country: Jamie Hesman, Matt Jamison, Dave Schnorrenberg. Chris Boston, Ron Zimmer. Jeff Abbott. Jeff Keppy. Row 2: Randy Pischke. Dan Kreiter. Curt Whisler, Erich Halen. Aaron Bakker, Jeff Gates. Tammy Damron. Row 3: Shellie Littrel. Chris Nevenhoven, Matt Engelbrecht, Jason Hamann, Nick Welter, Eric Orcutt. Steve Madden, Chad Heggen. 166 BOY'S CROSS COUNTRY

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L S like 1 Bumping towards the setter. the NS freshmen volleyball squad gets ready to go up against Assumption. W Getting ready to receive the set. a NS volleyball player shows standard form. i Ace. Freshman Volleyball: Jodee Gehrls. Traci Hutson, Tenley Murphy. Row 2: Christa Horsley, Megan Byers, Linda Blumer, Sarah Rathje. Row 3: Lisa Gries. Christy Haase. Trishia Baldwin, Kerri Gall, Melissa McCaughey. Row 4: Tricia Damron. Lily Auliff. Amy Siem, Tara Evrard, Danielle Behne, Julie O'Rourke. Michelle Welch. As the freshmen team finished their season with an impressive mark of 13-3 it was evident that improvement was shown through the season. With the coaching of Mr. Dale Lacina the team went 2-I in their first three games, then streaked on to win ll of their next 12 games. lt was the toughest game of the year, said Tenley Murphy about the Muscatine match in which they lost. This closed out the season on a low note but the team was still rewarded with each team member receiving the teams numerals. The post seson awards went to: Tenley Murphy fMost Valuable Playerj, Linda Blumer and Sarah Rathje fBest Diggersj. Traci Hutson fTeam Spiritj, and Tara Evrard QMost lmprovedj. Although the season might have been long. the feelings of the team were summed up by Tenley Murphy when she said, l thought it was fun. FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL 165

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f i ll X V,k n T ii The Lancer runners opened their season with a creditable runner-up at the Tipton weeks later The Lancers appeared to peak at this meet. as the next several weeks saw average finishes in the Muscatine and Clinton meets, as well as mediocre dual f and triangular performances The season s home stretch typified this roller-coaster performance. with a strong fourth place finish at the Mississippi Athletic Conference meet followed by the lowest competitive finish of the season in the District meet - tenth place out of ' Invitational, and improved to a championship in the Maquoketa Invitational two sixteen teams. Jeff Keppy pushes the pace. QUT. Pi . N i tif. x gh sr A X 'K :TQ jj Chris Nevenhoven kicks it in at the CUT! Whislel' Shows that flmning is as Dan Kreiter keeps up the pace and Steve Madden. one of the teams three end of a hard race. much mental as it is physical by clos- tries to keep warm at the same time. seniors, surges past a West player. ing his eyes to block out the pain. BOY'S CROSS COUNTRY 167