O Gorman High School - Knight Legend Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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Netters undefeated in dual matches wins, and 0 losses. Next, they went to Brookings to The O'Gorman girls tennis team ended a successful year under the direction of new head coach, Jeff Nelson, a former Sioux Falls College netter. The season started off with the netters capturing the Sioux Inter- state Conference ISICI title with 76 points. Doubles team Alex Rost and Cathy Sercl grasped the first place in the first flight doubles. Mary Ignowskl and Ann Marie Naughton won at second flight doubles and Jill Reiter capped the third flight singles crown in the SIC. The O'Gorman girls tennis team has not lost a dual match since 1972, and, with this years wins, 0'Gorman's record remained intact. The netters ended their dual season with a perfect record of 8 compete in the state tournament, where they battled with Lincoln High School for the first place title. After a long, hard fight between Lincoln 's Breitag sisters and O'G's Jenny Luke and Susan Walsh, Lincoln emerged victorious. Aside from the varsity team, the junior varsity squad also completed an equally successful year with a record of 2 wins and 0 losses. This year's team had thirteen girls. Twelve of them from O'Gor- man and one from St. Mary's. Mary Fischer, a seventh grader battled her way up to the varsity's number six spot. Girls Varsity Tennis OGHS OPP 9 Brookings 0 6 Lincoln 3 9 Washington 0 9 Madison 0 5 St. Cloud Cathedral 0 6 Worthington 3 6 Lincoln 3 6 Brandon 3 Ist SIC 2nd State Junior Varsity OGHS OPP 7.5 Lincoln 2.5 7 Lincoln 2 121

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Freshmen and Sophomores prepare for varsity The 1982 freshmen girls bas- ketball team had a spectacular season I1 6-21 under the direction of coach Kayser, who has been coaching freshmen at 0'Gorman for 4 years. For the first game, the freshmen smashed Madison with a forty-five to six triumph. A similar, yet remarkable game against Brookings concluded with an electrifying score of fifty-six to twenty. Misty Thury was the top scorer of the night with a total of eighteen points. Kathy Knudson followed with twelve points. The girls continued to roll successfully beating Vermillion forty-five to fifteen. Terri Guthrie countributed eighteen points while Misti Thury Freshmen Girls Record OGHS OPP 45 Madison 6 56 Brookings 20 45 Vermillion 15 36 Mitchell 28 45 Dells St. Marys 15 61 School for the Deaf 59 56 Brookings 22 37 Washington 17 52 Lincoln 38 42 Lennox 14 36 Mitchell 24 34 Lincoln 22 42 Washington 15 35 School for the Deaf 34 36 Brandon Valley 27 West Central -Invitational 34 Harrisburg 22 40 West Central 42 122 followed with nine. The girls lost only two games, both heart breakers. Brookings squeaked by with a forty-one to forty win and West Central eeked out a victory of forty-two to forty in the champion- ship game of the West Central Invitational. Workouts are hard , says team member Jill Gale. We practice from 2:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Because the team worked so hard this year they've made a tremen- dous improvement. Sophomore girls opened their season with a fifty-five to thirty-one win over the Flandreau Indians, and proceeded to roll by Brandon Valley with a true victory of forty-six to twenty-nine. These first two games highlighted the season. Sandy Delker and Lisa Mack, starters on the team, also dressed for varsity. Sandy scored a total of 122 points for the sophomore team and Lisa contributed 110 points. 'X 'J