Northville High School - Palladium Yearbook (Northville, MI)

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:gs. s track Runners work hard The 1985 Varsity Track Team had a rather rough season, but under the leader- ship of senior co-captains Brett Netke, Rich Naszradi and Tom Broderick, the team pulled together to win a couple of dual meets. The Mustangs ' victory over neighborhood rival Novi encouraged the tracksters to keep up the good work. An even bigger victory over the Walled Lake Western Warriors 86-51 proved to be another season highlight. At the awards pot luck, senior Brett Netke was voted the team ' s Most Valuable Runner and returning runners Jeff Harp, John Bugar, and Tim Millen were voted co-captains for the 1986 squad. Coach Paul Osborn is counting on his younger runners to give the tracksters an added boost in the spring of ' 86. Two-miler Kevin Haas was an important asset to the Mustangs ' long distance squad. MEN ' S TRACK WOMEN ' S TRACK NHS 0pp. NHS 0pp. 32 Canton 105 64 Novi 64 50 Harrison 87 75 Bishop Borgess 54 87 Novi 50 50.5 South Lyon 77.5 32 Salem 105 88 Canton 90 86 Walled Lake Western 51 56 Churchill 72 63 Churchill 74 61 Farmington Harrison 67 35 South Lyon 102 63 Walled Lake Western 65 Center Left: Sprinter Tony Briningstool gets himself situated in the starting block. Center Right: Jeff Harp looks dow n the track while waiting for the baton in the two mile relay. Top: The Mustang long distance runners wait for the gun to go off in the one mile run.

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■mnSBSBREES women s soccer Strikers kick into action The Mustang strikers ' enthusiasm and team spirit was alive and strong during the 1985 soccer season. The team finished the season with a record of 14 wins, 3 losses, and 2 ties. The team scored a total of 58 goals giving up only 18. While the of- fense did an excellent job scoring goals, the defense was the ma- jor factor in the successful 1985 soccer season, being the source of four victorious shutouts for the Mustangs. Many of the girls walked away with honors at the conclusion of the season. Kathy Korowin made All League and had an Honorable Mention All State. Julie Nowka made All Division. The team ' s outstanding goalie, Tricia Ducker, made All State Second Team. Sophomores Julie Anger, Kim Flading and Michelle Cross made Honorable Mention for All Division. This talented team made it all the way to the Regional Finals which put them against Livionia Stevenson. This exciting game went into two overtimes and ended when Stevenson scored in the last few minutes of the second overtime. Jenny Schuerman leaps above her opponent to snatch control of the ball. Kim Flading clears the ball out ot Mustang territory Jill Gallagher races up the field with Lisa Irwin at her heels. ly),-. - -. ' i 1 j;

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women ' s track Record breaking year for lady tracksters It was a year of broken records for the Women ' s Track Team in 1985. The 2-mile relay, 1-mile relay, 880-relay, 110 high hurdles, 100 yard dash, and the high jump were all long time records that were broken. 1985 ' s Most Valuable Athlete and Captain was Senior Cindy Panowicz who has gone on to Kansas University to continue her track career. The other Senior Captain was middle distance runner Jennifer Trausch. Although the loss of Panowicz will hinder the team, many other valuable runners are returning in 1986. 880 Relay Susie Rahimi Karen Stinson Christy Lenahan Cindy Panowicz Erin Holmberg sprints the 220 at the league meet. Anne Griffith prepares to Shari Thompson heaves the shotput with ex- throw the discus, cellentform. Rookie of the Year Karen Stinson gets good height in the long jump.