Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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R lc ',ri i i i,.i tate if qiiinst Evergreen Sr. Amber Andrews riot, randy to spike the ball Jr. ,lami Long , 'Quay to hc-la nearby i' she is QQCQC A .' ms gi .,, g . M 'I sf r qw . . A-.vz we. 1 B Q fs ' N fs, fx it X3 x . rg A 1. sig. .sg i! i I A ,iw l g ,hkwk Q-, .i j It i ri . . ' Irs... . li ewes From Q0 degree, hot, sunny weather to Q degree cold, snowy weather the football team played on. The team took a lot of people by surprise in getting as far as they did in the playoffs. Missing the state championships by only two games, the Blazers had a great season. nl think that part of the reason why we did so well was because we worked together as a team instead of individually, said Sr. Tom Freeman, defensive back. The season had many high points. One particularly outstanding game was the first playoff game against Green Mountain High School. Despite the below freezing weather, many fans turned up to cheer the team on to victory, and the Blazers won the game. Unfortunately, the Blazers last to Thomas Jefferson in the second playoff game. The fans seemed to be very support- ive of the players. Parents did many ex- tra things for the team, such as preparing special dinners for them. Other fans showed their support by cheering the players on at the games, hanging up signs, and meeting the players back at the school to congratulate them. Even when temperatures dropped below freezing, it still didn't stop the fans. They showed up with sleeping bags, quilts, and thermosesto keep warm. Jr. Dave Reeb said, it really gives me a feeiing of confi- dence to look up at the srands and see everyone cheering us on. The football team ended their season with a record of 10-2. Other sports also did very well in the playoffs. The girls' varsity volleyball placed third at state. Swim team members Jr. Louise McAdams, Sr. Tracey Loftis, Soph. Kristina Roser, and Sr. Heidi Teske also went to state, as weil as gymnastics team members Jr. Stacey Todd and Soph. Anallsa Kantor. The entire girls' cross country team as well as Sr. Tim Oakes also went to state. I 5 oo Sports .off C 4- si f' trims.-v-sn .

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hrown for a hoop BASKETBALL Dribble, dribble, poss, dribble, shoorl Wirh o whoosh rhe boll sinlss smoothly rhrough rhe hoop. This wos o fomilior scene ro boslserboll fons or Overlond. The girls' boslserboll reom did o lor of dribbling, possing, ond shooting rhis seoson, nor ro menrion purring rhe boll rhrough rhe hoop. They held rheir own ogoinsr rhe orher Cenrenniol Leogue reoms. The girls' reom wos the firsr boslserboll reom in Overlond's history ro molse if ro store, mois- ing ir ro rhe finol eighr before losing ro Lincoln, We peolsed or rhe righr rime, soid Cooch Kim Kenyon. The sporr creored ond sus- roined o lor of friendship ond respecr berween rhe cooches ond ployers. Sr. Georgette So- moros soid, Were oll friends ond rhor helps us rrusf eoch orh- er on rhe courrf' Kenyon, cooching her firsr vorsiry reom wos very close ro rhe ployers. They're on incredible group of people. They're hordworlsing, enjoyoble, ond dedicoredf' she soid. Becouse Ms. Kenyon is o new cooch, we do o lor of leorning rogerherf' soid Sr. Am- ber Andrews. Every feom needed o breols 1 from rhe usuol routine of doily, procrice ond gomes, The girls' boslserboll reom spent one weelsend in Boulder ro see rhe CU reom ploy. lr wos reolly exf citing ro see rhe people we hove ployed ogoinsr in rhe post ploying mere, sold Jr. Mi- chelle Mroz. We've olso r.p.'d Ms. Ken- yon's new cor rwice, ond we hod on ongoing wor wirh her poinrserro or Chrisrmosrimef' soid Jr. Micki Hannon. Ploying boslserboll helped mony members of rhe reom in other oreos besides boslserboll. I mode o lot of friends rhrough boslserbollf' soid Amber. Bos l-xerboll roughr me o lor obour humon norure, soid Sr. Kothy Newmon. This yeor wos olso speciol for rheir cooch. I love rhe sport ond l love rhe chol lenge of reoching my rolenfs ond obiliries ro orhers, sold Kenyon. The reom sow greor things for rhe furure. Were hoping ro be o Cenrenniol Leogue power in rhe next few yeors, soid Kenyon. Bur she olso hos o vision for herself. I wonr ro cone rinue ro improve my cooching ond ro produce berrer orhf leresf' For everyone involved, boslserboll creored o bond rhor lsepr everyone rogerher. 66 The teom vostly improved this seoson. They hod o lot of teom spirit ond hopefully they will keep getting better. Mr. Dick Thomos . sr A Weil gglgulgreg pqmrgjf. Michelle Mloz wirh Gorewoy, rhe reom finolly won by Concenrrorion shows on Sr. Amber An- boll She oims, ond hopes ir will go 5Qr5 rhg BIQZQVS Up fOr Sgomgv After bommg rhree poinrs. drews's foce os she gers reody ro shoor rhe C yy l4 ly C l 5 y in GSM