Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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oc-cer to 'em SOCCER Spring fever was here! Along wirh spring fever came soccer fever, And rhe girls were ready ro Isicls inro ocrion. Coach Bruce Brown onricipared a good sea- son. Even rhough ir is a young ream, rhey are hungry and ex- cired wirh good slsills, and I feel rhar we will fie our lasr year's record of 11 and 3, if nor go farther, said Brown. His long rerm goal was ro mal-ze if ro srare playoffs, During rhe preseason rhey played some scrimmages ro ger acrual game experience wirhour rhe worry of win-loss records. One scrimmage was againsr Columbine on March 11 on a blusrery, cold day or Srurler Bowl. Despite rhe loss in this scrimmage, ream members had confidence in their chances ro do well in rhe league. Soph. Sabrina Smith said, I rhinls we'II be able ro malse ir ro srare. We mighr nor win, buf we'II OT leasr be able ro malse ir ro fin- als. During rhe opening weelss of rhe season, rhree varsiry play- ers were srill involved in rhe bas- lserboll playoffs, causing some changes berween rhe varsiry andjunior varsiry reams. The JV reom also scrimmaged in rhe early season, bearing Colum- bine's JV ream on March 11, if The besr rhing abour rhe ream is rhar rhere are no cliaues. Ev- erybody worlss rogerher, and rhey're always nice ro each orher, said Soph. Dana Mur- PhY- Because of rhe populariry of rhe sporr, curs were made ar all levels, including rhe sophomore and freshmen reams. In oddi- rion an inrramural ream was formed ro occommodare even more girls wishing ro play and prepare for a spor on one of rhe reams in rhe furure. Cooperarion was a Isey on all levels. Veteran players on varsi- ry helped rhe newer players ro learn. Bur ir's harder for rhe newer players because rhe older ones have played rogerh- er and are used ro each orher, Ir's hard for everyone ro ad- jusr, said Sabrina. Wherher a player was on varsiry or one of rhe orher reams, goals re- mained consisrenr. Soph. Brandi Bell said, Whar I really wanr ro accomplish is ro worls as a whole and win as many games rogerher as possible. Goals ser in March may seem differenr from rhose achieved in May, bur inexperience prom- ised ro develop inro experience which would rhen resulr in win- ning records, a0 n x . .K .EQ f 7-n,Y!v,+c 66 I enjoy seeing the kids out playing, having a lot of fun, and enjoying the challenge of the sport. Mr. John Peterson 'rv . 4 . 'i '?ln.- winds gi. . -cf M :F 9 ,I M - - 5 'IQ-SL 3' Q- Z NS' C '1 ' ff C -ir! s 122-?f5iii5iV , s ff ,-'X 91.1 -Q wf- s , f,.,.-5 Q.. . . gigs s' 1 W . . A , A Em llydbcvg ,git Aiming for rhe goal, Jr. Marci Reitz pre- L pares ro ser up a pass, While orher reams warch, Sr. Ashley Kis- singer uses her slsills ro ger rhe ball away from her opponenr Overland won rhe scrimmage ogainsr Lincoln 8-1. 82 Sporrs f-if Eric Ilydberg

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As ine specroiors worcn wirn inreresr, Soph. Jill Gebhort concenrrores on making o gool. Jill scored ogoinsr Lincoln ro conrribure ro ine C5-1 vicrory, Afrer raising conrrol, Fr. Heother Dowd uses ner skills ro ner odvonroge io conrrol ine boil. As o freshmen, Heother qualified for vorsily, vfwjl' ,1 ,'95'-Q5-VM!-' 2 taxi. f, MQ -V- ,. Y Q, -' A V ' 4,v:.,,yz?xm, 1 '4 4 YK 7 , I :g,,.,i,i7l , ,. .V '19-i '14 'V V- , A E'- '? , 'W' 2 , 1' I .'i' 5w.. kL'L ' 4. 52-yif f fqg M A w t ff, W , ffm-. ,L Eric Rydberq Kelly Davis Liso Hordin Murphy Anno ROW: Heorher Jenny Nochozel, Solly Roberrs, Gebhorr, Korh- I Scherrer, Mondy Michelle Reeves, Erchison, Morci Re-irz, Tro- M88