Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Vorsiry Volleyboll 24-2 OHS OPP Cherry Creek 2 0 Arvodo Wesr 2 1 Heritage . 2 O Hlrwlsley 2 O Lirrleron 2 O Evergreen 1 2 Smoky Hill 2 O Golden 2 O Boulder 2 O Rongevlew 2 0 Heriroge 2 O OHS lnvr, lsr Wheorridge 2 1 Gorewoy 2 U Aropohoe 2 O STATE Smoky Hill 2 O Widefield 2 O Cenrrol 2 O Evergreen ' 1 2 Boulder 2 O Pomono 2 O Fairview 2 O Store Grd VAllSlTY VOLLEYBALL: FRONT ROW: Tomi Lynch, Amber Andrews, Joml Long, Wendle Fullerron, Merci Reirz, Nolen, Dono Knighr, Michelle Mroz, An- joli Budhlrojo, Tomi Gosh, Carlo Colvin, Momoger Rochelle Thomas. Mellsso Mensile, BACK ROW: Coach Kris Pl rlrlrf vm' X 'Mgr Teom lwddles sdpolled volooble imformo Jr. Jomi Long spllses me boil oroumd me 'loo ood supoorl for reom members Be ooposlmg Rod-xy Mourwroln oloclsers os her rvveom gomes Coach Kris Nolen odvises reommores worcjh llc' room 50 Volleyboll lS bom o meorol ond physlcol gome Jr. Jomi Long cooceorrored on per fecrly ploclmg me Doll ro score ogolmsr Smoky Hull. Orr-5 Colovew

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Freshman Foarball 8-O OHS OPP Regis 28 7 Gareway 14 8 Smoky Hill 28 13 Hinkley 20 6 Aurora Cenrrol ol O Mullen 14 O Cherry Creek QU 17 Rangeview 21 O FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: FRONT ROW1 Robby Brandhursr, Mark Srilwell, Scorr Lil- lig, Ki Bang, Chris Winen, Cornelius Rivera, Philip McCarry, Brirr Jesperson, Elberr liar- iaga, Paul Romero, Kerry Caldwell, ROW 21 Jeanna Hendrickson, Mike Zack, Eric Aurry, Marcus Lirrersr, Donny Dykmon, Neil Marrin, Sreve Hughes, Kevin Srevens, Scaroraugh Muniz, Bill Everr, Morro Lugar. ROW 31 Coach Jeff Sweer, RD. Wisby, Jeremy DuPont, James Hanna, Chris Schreiber, Chad Huber, Charlie Tuffield, Shawn Kessler, Mike Lindsay, Coach Cook. ROW 4: Shaun Corberr, Sreve Sulli- van, Jason Morris, .lulies Phillips, Tim Mar- rinez, Lars Chew, Mike Vowells, Tom Kile leen, Mike Laurienri. ,ROW 5: Dennis Schenkenberger, William Parker, Mark Sweigarr, Carl Upchurch, David Gnose, Sran Griswold, Luis Rivera, Doug Day. TOP ROW: Trevor Gallup, ,Darryl Sanders, Todd Sherman, Mike Whan, Mike Biirie mier, Tom Fullerran, Troy Chambers, la' son Dow-Pererson, Scorr Byers Sophomore Foarball o-3 OHS OPP Lirrleron 84 11 Gaiewoy 27 O Mullen 35 7 Fairview 18 15 Boulder 20 23 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL: FRONT ROW: Gail Schulrz, Dave Demeriir, lay Gins- berg, Jay Wymer, Donny Galasow, Lynn lfiorromley. ROW 221 Don Frank, Jim Weisr, Mark Ashby, Shaun Srevens, Sean McGechie, Gary Wheeler, Brad Spencer, George Marrinez. ROW 3: Coach Jeff Thompson, Herb Whire, Larry Ruiz, Trenron Norman, Rodney Wong, Bill Mercer, Scorr Smeesfer, Vince Srellino, Coach Terry Todd, ROW Herirage 41 O Arapahoe 443 20 Smoky Hill O 19 Cherry Creek 8 15 4: Marlon Azada, Rob Dirge, David Moorhead, Craig Liedell, Todd Johnson, Doug Rulisan, Barrerr Aschenbrenner, Ren Cluchey. ROW 51 Ryan Thomas, Tor Aaresrad, Scorr Bond, Dill Raberrs, Sieve Duck, Sieve Nicely, Scorr Nanne- man, TOP ROW: Brian Allman, Rudge Dickinson, Ricky Franklyn, Mike Prorex- rar, David Gleason, Melvin Rasberry, Donnell Thurman, Todd Madden. qs ., va, Lk . g I :V .Q, A - T A32 A 'wr . is f' . ' lx' - 9 - - ' s' 'Q .tm 'W yo . :T f CQSTQLSY '111si,68'i44U:g,pS2 ,,,7g:,.-10:55 . , ' Rig ,5 ,mit , W , 532, Qvn B1 154,591 5112411 g'jQ,g 1 z .Q A i A, fl A- in 3, im:wf49.3'-293825 3s?31Q'.'I Q-19,316 . ' r '?f .iii 6 , l ' I 1o:g,s21g .35,E:45sQ 83? 50 5335-E?'5,r'3 1 irjgflr , 5 i '. . A . v - 'N 1 1, S . , i 'Hr' 1 ' 4 58p242i3::t,lg :171 .Jes -5:44:QSB:' .nh '13 ,-' T -' -We we 2 ws 'r ?'A Qrslf ,Q l , - T , Qi , Q Q ,iq 'Q' ,L +I 4, , K , ., 3 l A , V. ,, ,f V T H fl' , I .. . , C C, ..si . ' + fy- S W A 1 s f A A r , -sf A fi . - r f 4 1 sv .QP fi, ?. V w ujfbmy lf 3 .sl 'H l- .is qqsl lan I ,sex ..-4 s 1 . 1 C ,s C 1 , 'S-se Sflftl-, J CC ' Sai ' rn 'wx . 1 1 . . Oi . Llliidiird While prarecring rhe ball, Fr. Marcus Litterst srruggles ro break free of a Hinkley defend Copy llsfari l-' Roddy liiyaul Anqll- Mrzrwlluld Cfrwr: Q sg' 4 , X, , Cs., s Us Kiki' Q, F er The hard working Blazers Wan ihe game 20-O : LN Chris U'r1l1'r:'O To fool rhe apponenrs defense, quarrer back Soph. David Moorhead brings rhe ball around ro make an unexpecred pass Lrg Ryclvu. As rhe line remains sei for rhe snap, a run across rho field brings Soph. Shaun Stevens near rhe quarrerback Sooh fFrosh foorball

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assing it on VOLLEYBALL Overland vs. Evergreen: lr was a preseason game, but ro for rhe varsity volleyball ream, ir was one of rhe mosr imporranr of rhe enrlre season, Nor only was rhe ream our ro bear Ever- green, but the crowd was, foo. The crowd wanted ro win al- most more rhan rhe ream, said Jr. Stacy Redmond. Varsi- ry player Jr. Marci Reitz said, lr was an imporranr game, and we lsnew lr. We had ro ploy rough because we lsnew Evergreen was no pushoverf' Afrer playing three games, in which Overland won rhe first and Evergreen rhe second, the match ended with the score 14- lo, in Evergreen's favor. We had great team unity, and a competitive drive rhar helped us do well rhis year, said volleyball coach Kris Nolen. This competitive drive tools the ream all rhe way ro stare. All rhe personalities on rhe ream got along really well, We al- ways had fun together, said Sr. Tami Lynch. Marci sold, When you have so much re- spect for your coach and ream members, ir pushes you to do better. Anorher reason rhe ream did so well was because of rhe crowd support, Jr. Anjali Budhiraja said, 'lYou could feel rhe support. lr helped us play berrer when we lsnew our fans were behind us. The crowds were largely made up of par- ents, younger volleyball ream members, and football players. The team enrered the district playoffs as one of rhe favorires ro win rhe district championship. After achieving rhis goal and advancing ro the srare playoffs, rhey bear Widefield in their first game. The following day they played Evergreen, and al- rhough rhey played a challeng- ing march, Evergreen won, Overland went on ro play Po- mona and false rhird in rhe AA division, Four players made All Conference. Honorable Men- tion was Sr. Dana Knight, sec- ond ream was Sr. Amber An- drews, and first ream piclss were Jrs. Marci Reitz, the feam's Leadership winner, and Jami Long, who was also cho- sen rhe ream's Most Valuable Player. The All City ream, made up of six players, fools three from Overland-Marci, Jami, and Amber. Amber was also nominared for rhe All Stare ream. They never gave up that was the big determin- ing factor They were down many times, but their super determination brought them back. Mrs Nancy Colvin :Eg Q 1 WL. cg- N. QU 1 L ,...-v ,nn 13:8 Eric llydborg Coverage was very imporranr ro Over and Dana Knight bacls up Jr. Marci Rerfz land's greardefense. Srs. AmberAndrews as she passes rhe ball C py Amber Lalmlnqor L your Tami Gash Varsiry Volleyball 51