Northwest High School - Silvertip Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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QThird Rowjjeff Schrader, Darryl Schmidt, Danny Schmidt, Brad Barbour, David Hettinger, Mart Birch. fFourth Rowl Chris Kabler, Paul Allen, Eric Hutton, Tim O'Brien, Darin Pore, Troy Griggs. LEFT: After Seniorfason Shively, All-City pitcher, lines out to shortstop, Sophomore Centerfielder Ryan Heck dives back to first base while the umpire moves in for the call. BOTTOM: Watching ball four, Sophomore Derik Dukes, an All-City DH, draws a walk against the Heights Falcons in the Northwest Regional 9-2 victory. - . , ,. -1.-W, ...H ,,,,., lose State opener Accomplishing three of their four pre- season goals, the Northwest Varsity baseball team finished with a 17-4 overall record. This was the best ever for the schools baseball program in the six years of Northwest's existence. The first goal was completed at the Western Plains Diamond Classic. Nor- thwest, the defending champions from 1983, swept four games. juniors Kevin Lanterman, Todd Devereaux, and Timm Cantrell were named to the All- Tournament team with Lanterman receiving tournament MVP honors. Dominating City League competition the Grizzlies ended the regular season with a record of ll-3, and its first City League championship. Northwestis only defeats were to Heights, Southeast, and North. Walking batters and mental er- rors attributed to the losses. Strong ef- forts where seen in some sterling pit- ching by junior Greg Brumett, and a towering home run to left centerfield by Sophomore Derik Dukes. For Bmmmett it was his third victory with no defeats, and Dukes, his second homer of the season. To keep the momentum going Nor- thwest moved on to Regional competi- tion. Backed by solid hitting and pit- ching the Grizzlies defeated Heights 9-2, and crushed the Derby Panthers l7-4. 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,ggtkliwl 31 iiiili iillf IAARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM: QFront Row, Christy Ott, Manager Gabrielle Gutierrez, Kari Rolring. CSecond Row? Sonya Klingsporn, Sabrina Lipton, Heather Griffin, jacque Moore. fThird Rowj Christy Robson, Wendi Rocker, Ehristy Brannan, Renee Harrison, Dawn Thomas. fBack Rowj Head Coach Karen Pickert, Tammy Parish, Wendi Watson, Cheri Nethercot, jodie Anderson and Assistant Coach Bob Marley, EFT: Timing the pitch, junior Christy Robson strides into the ball with perfect form during Regional playoffs. . .. ,ac ,.k. K K, :-k ,gg .. awllxeie - gg. H lik QE, .. r - -W. .. ar.. ,... ..,.. E Lad Grizzlies win Regionalsg lose State game The Northwest Lady Grizzlies con- tinued to be a dominating force in the City League softball competition with an impressive 14-5 league record, a 17-6 overall record and a berth in the state play-offs. With tough competition during the season, especially from North, Carroll and South, the Grizzlies finished with a hard fought third place in the City League. One of the most exciting and impressive victories of the season was a double-header sweep over the South Titans. South went into the games with an unblemished 10-0 record, but the determined Northwest team handed the Titans their first two setbacks of the season. In Regional play the team routed Bax- ter Spring and Riverton with scores of 9-3 and 18- 5 respectively. The championship game proved to be a tough match against North, who tied for first in the City League with Carroll. But the Lady Grizzlies showed their character and talent once again in a close 4-3 win for the Regional Championship. In State competition the team suffered a 3-0 shutout to Shawnee Aquinas in the opening round of play. The Lady Grizzlies placed tour players on All-City teams. Senior Kris Neice, junior Tammy Parish and Sophomore Sonya Klingsporn were all awarded First Team honors. Junior shortstop Heather Griffin was named to the Second Team with a .500 batting average. Coach Karen Pickett was voted All-City Coach of the Year in only her third season as Northwest's softball coach. Neice was voted MVP by her team- mates while the most inspirational player award went to Senior Dayn Thomas and most improved player went to Senior Christy Ott. Griffin was named offensive player of the year with defensive honors going to Senior jodie Anderson and Niece. Anderson and Thomas also served as team captains during the season, The junior varsity team fought a lack of pitchers and cancelled games all season. The Grizzlies posted a 1-4 overall record. IV team members did an ex- cellent job of going in and backing up the varsity players and serveral ended up playing both ways, said Bob Marley, JV coach. -Cheri Nethercot