Northwest High School - Silvertip Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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C-C team pulls surprise, finishes 3rd in City League Picked to finish fourth this year, the Northwest Cross Country Team surprised everyone by placing third in City League competition. They then advanced to Regionals held October 28, 1983, in which they placed fifth, with the top four finishing teams .qualifying for state Senior Shaun O'Conner was the top runner for the team, finishing second in the City as well as in Regionals. He also set a school record in the two-mile race with a time of 9.38, breaking his own record of 10.01, which he set last year. O'Conner had a disappointing finish in State, placing 18th. This team started a tradition for the cross country program here at Northwest, said Coach Greg jones. Their finish was the best finish in the six year history of the school. He was very pleased with the outcome, although he felt the letdown factor was the discipline the team lacked. Northwest competed in meets at sites such as Manhattan, Hutchinson, Lake Afton and Cessna Park West. In the WSU Golden Classic Northwest placed fourth. jones was pleased with the teamls performance and felt that this year's team was the best I have ever coachesf' -Dervik Dukes 1 5 W 69 n .JW at 7 . , 'ia :uf .t QQ ,S s , Wt as-r .gat .. Ti. rs - , . -r , Q ,ta +. 1-its 'MY -- : 5 .E 'sk ivlitaaux-6 ' ' .. .LJ CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: fFront Rowjjoy Owens, Stewart Milberger, james Robillard, Diep Le, Brian Coke fSecond Rowj Steve Milberger, Marr Riedel, Mike Zajkowski, Mark Gastil. lBack Rowj Tom Zajkowslti, Shau O'Conner, john Madden, Earl Sanders and john Hall.

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