Northwest High School - Silvertip Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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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

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a at ,ina SCCCER TEAM: fFirst Rowl Tsung Doan, Tu Doan, Erik Proffit, Chris Bromley, LaBaron Holiman, Manager Sharyl Farney. fSecond Rowj Matt Richardson, Tom Cullinane, Tim Wilson, Matt Cullinanc, Mike Downing, Brian Stevens. CThird Rowj Matt Miller, Scott Warren, Curtis Moore, Lawrence Giddens, Dan Walker, Derrick Nielsen, Brad Setser, Coach Bobby Bribiesca. fFourth Rowj Matt Merrill, Clemons Koch, Thomas Rhodes, Troy Rochat, Paul Deaver, Dale Schawe, and jens janisch. LEFT: Scott Warren defends the possession of the soccer ball during a game with Hutchinson High School, if :mst iifqifse Mwst: ZQQZSSSEZWEE as Wiiilfifief 225525223 353545 ,fgieeiawssisswta siegidli Swjggt w-'siitlsssrsrmf Wfggwgw :,ygz s2 'fsti-sa-0.-.st-w1fg,,.,.,.,m rmtscwaaaww'-gggfiisssflra sm.-ftmwwaas 5 -ggtzgggig ,,,,,,E,:,.,,S:.M.,... . S mmeriixy 'tefwvfersaarwsrswms. Us mggsgzgg,gmL:.,sS,,,,i,5,,,,,,,,gimyEwa fisasssaaasiimw M rf. ' 'SM Wssawgfmsstsais-W .,srs,sae5-gmasaff. .MMM W -4 , . . mm gpmrrsi .r .t,,5,.,,,g,,, ,mm N.-s9v..,.wyeswmr-z.,MW ,M .N .titram-spas,-.srfewasasssksti, mt, mssgg,,gai..m ,mt.w,g,, ,ma ...wwamsaar.,,M.m,s.,,w.W..., sstwsssas M, Q-sa-tam-mise-,.w fa, W zazsgsresrgrtzsztzzgssam: Qisssrszfafgigqrzssssazssszzsifme asa-fi-ieatisrizzsizgt sizzzzsss-ffm-ware cgzzssswssfffagsieesiassmszsszsaQ zrzsszsawgzsaeszzrassist: taiwsziazsimiztff zaiisezssitiiii-5533 e'sz:zziiaissiiesabigissmsvJw- iersizvfiiiasmaemtz assniiiiiafsszzwf- stiiifairstzszssrszst :rlQ:Wft-sit-tsrfsssiasssiif-'?sSt::zT5s:::1:Q: fstsasgiisatssarstgfzzs 545. . .w..,..,,.m.m-.,y..,.rf 52.Wtm'2,.,, , 3 2.,?.,,..m...s.W ,,,,. rsasswtosswm. .., Mrrrwwssataas Mm-.W as s M53-was my 53,5 mg s swiss Aa r.rm.t.ts..r-sw s.f.ts,asm,i,,. ,i vW.e assassins s asssawss fsiswstmi .. . , sstrtzzggigw tasaesstzsfigsi EUwaeztzrszssssgsgazstsfsii szzrizzzzsszzzzzfsiazgaaastggmiizsszs:za L:assEafsezssaetssasszsssaaiiil ffsiiitswd Eamzaasismi' itswasSEZasia?-meaasrssmwiasswwwas-Qtssaizamaeaaaswwixisaaas' ia .2:1atai-saiagkesesfsrsasaaasaaeeeseeis'S Grizzlies, Falcons 8 .gg . tie for fifth place in soccer league Soccer has been one of the fastest growing sports in America during the past several years. Northwest was not left behind as an eager, hardworking group of 61 students hit the turf for tryouts. Twenty-four of those were kept to make up a strong 1983-84 Grizzly soccer squad. The Northwest team finished with four wins, five losses and one tie. Their record gave them a tie with Heights for fifth place in the City League. One of the team's most important and impressive wins of the season was an easy 2-0 shutout against East who finished second in the City. The grizzlies also posted an extremely impressive second place finish in the tough Titan Classic Soccer Tourna- ment. They lost in the championship game by a very close 2-1 margin. Serving as captains of the squads were Seniors Brian Steven, Dale Schawe and Troy Rochat. Stevens received First Team All-City honors as a forward right wing as well as being named MVP on the Northwest squad. Rochat received All- City Honorable Mention as a goalkeeper. Also receiving All-City Second Team honors was Sophomore Lawrence Gid- dens. Sophomore Tim Wilson was nam- ed most improved player as well as receiving All-City Honorable Mention along with Dale Schawe. Coach Bobby Bribiesca felt that the overwhelming offensive effort by the team was the key to their success. Brian Stevens lead the team in scoring with a season total of 13 goals and 5 assists, which included a couple of hat trick games. Also providing offensive support was Freshman Eric Proffit who finished with 2 goals and 5 assists. Aside from the devastating scoring efforts of the front line, the squad also fielded an impressive and solid midfield with Veterans Derrick Nielsen and Dale Schawe. A possible weakness of the team was an inconsistent defense. Coach Bribiesca felt the team allowed a few too many goals and lost games because of defensive errors. The season ending and gradua- tion brought the loss of both goalkeepers, an important position left open for next season. Bribiesca stated that he felt very happy with the overall success of the squad. -Cheri Nethercot ,,,,auWg, sf H M s,.. ,. W , pw .ssr ,,,,,,,,. Mg, Q45 ' -. :. t-me - - ...,.mrss. as Qtiszstsmmmsiiii i.11225:Ea223534W.-:gg,s2Swawgf5,,.,.. izsggfwz' ..g:ezs-ssgzzestgs. A 4 1--szrtsritwatamf?--wry Hf2ffseasssfsassaatsggasfeaszc,if..s.g..a..,.rzrgagfsga-0Eggi,sss:zsi:: mW2sa2wss..s.ttz: ,.,t,ai E Y V33Si??Z's itszsaggztrri Q' sfzsasasaae is at