Overland High School - Trail Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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S W I M M I N G Bam! The sound of the gun split the air as the swimmers propelled their bodies into the water. Throughout the fall, fans of the girls' swim team viewed this scene often. The girls' swim team had a very successful year. They qualified for state in two differ- ent events: the 200 medley and breaststroke. Fr. Kristy Kline placed 13th in the individual medley at the state competition. New to the Overland swim team, Kristy had been swim- ming since she was eight. Kristy said, Attending practices and working your hardest requires much dedication, but each meet brings new challenges. It also brought new accom- plishments. Overland beat their arch rival Smoky Hill in the Aurora City Championships. One of the highlights of the swim season was this victory as they also became the Aurora City Champions. The challenges of being in- volved in swimming did not lie just in the sport itself. Each par- ticipant still had to carry the re- sponsibilities of school work. Fr. Kim Coburn said, When you're really active you rely on yourself more than usual. When you're tired, and all you have to do is homework, you want to get it done instead of going out. The new head coach, Mike Richmond, was the assistant coach last year at Overland. Ms. Vannessa Williams, the as- sistant coach, coached a sum- mer program for I5 years. Coach Williams said, I be- came involved in coaching be- SWIMMING: FRONT ROW: Kristi Roser, Becky Beougher, Tammy Sea- man, Andrea Margolin, Kim Coburn, Tia Pcdrett. ROW 2: Coach Mike Rich- mond, Louise McAdams, Stacy Reeder, Noelle Brown, Julie Mayers, Wendy Kitto, Mary Lee, Meghan Thomas, Joann Shwayder, Sheri Steinc, Jenny Capra, Christie Hixon, Tricia Cox. ROW 3: Dawn Gisi, Sa- brina Smith, Tina Damaskos, Marta Housely, Heather Moran, Elizabeth 6G Sports Rich, Kitty McGorry, Susan Rottman, Gail Krovitz, Anita Nayar, Holly Dow- son, Lavonne Brooks. ROW 4: Corey Douglas, Teresa Seaman, Valer- ie Wang, Nicki Barleben, Denise Ka- lish, Ronit Rosen, Mimi Bouzarelos, Mindy Moyer, Bridget Carr, Julie Reddy. BACK ROW: Kristi Kline, Beth Ann Tamagish, Kelly Loftis, Mollie Ea- ton, Coach Duana Swanson, Stephanie Pope, Jill Traeber, Deborah Michel, Katie Burke, Coach Vanessa Williams. cause I really support extra- curricular activities. I also en- joy the one on one relationships with students. The strong bonds felt by the members of the team, helped carry the team through many meets. Sr. Louise McAdams said, Swimming is not only an individual sport. If you don't have the whole team backing you, you don't do your best. Jr. Christie Hixon summed up many people's feelingss. Hixon said, On a team, you learn to- getherness and team spirit, and I think that's important. You feel like a contributing member of a big family. This family of swimmers fin- ished with a final record of 5-3 and with the Aurora City Championship victory. Girls' Swimming 5-3 OHS OPP Smoky Hill 74 95 Boulder Relay Invite 2nd Hinkley 94 78 Arapahoe 125 172 Gateway 120 49 Arapahoe Relays Invite 4th Rangeview 98 68 Aurora Central IIO 59 Boulder 98 78 Aurora City Championships Ist Cherry Creek 54 ll7 Centennial A League 6th VICTORY IN SIGHT. Katie Rams- dale swims the freestyle as she helps clinch Overland's victory against Cen- tral. I. --rn: fi 1' I FF' 'w are-1' fad.. Kurl Tsumurai ,QW NA lvkile . A - '.',r ' 4. r 43, ' sv ,p . ,J V F , .pw .-,QA 45-'. . ua '- ,vff . r. ,- ff -H .T an 'fr av g X... X s N was Q . in . afar .. ,f 4 .f of , f I at Q? Kurt Tsumurii

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STRETCHING TO OVERCOME a Littleton Lion, Jr. Sean Barret picks up his pace. Jr. Jamie Wilson strives to catch up from behind. WIND IN THE face ofSr. Robert Hix- son cools him off during a long race. Robert was the team captain for the boys. .---- 'A Darren llardy A ' S . at Darren Hardy HANDS ON KNEES, Sr. Rafael San- chez rccuperates after a race. Many cross country runners needed time to catch their breath after a 3.1 mile heat. DADS ARE GREAT! Jr. Stephanie Ruff is comforted by her dad after a long race. 62 Sports Darren Hardy Darren Hardy