Pflugerville High School - Panther Paw Yearbook (Pflugerville, TX)

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Freshmen Win District This past year, the freshmen girls bas- ketball team had a 14-2 record. In dis- trict, our record was 4-0. With this dis- trict record, we won first place in district. The team was a well disciplined and a very determined team. We all worked hard individually, but worked as a com- plete team, and had fun at the same time. Throughout the season, we learned many new skills and improved upon others. Coach Walling was always there to encourage us. We had a really success- ful year and hope to continue a winning streak. by Jennifer King, team member 1. Coach Nancy Walling demonstrate with freshman Claudia Collier one of the offen- sive plays to scoring in a game. 2 Members of the freshmen team were: (back row) Jacquelyn Mott. Monica Petty, Jennifer King. Surenda Betak, Amy Cunningham. Kris- ten Wilke, Stacy Wagner. Dec Dee Donovan, manager Andrea Lucero, (front row) Coach Nancy Walling, Stacy Durham. Ann Williams, Kristi Johnson, Traci Davis, and manager Denise Robertson. 3. Even with an injured knee, freshman Kristi Johnson goes up for a set shot against a Luling player.

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Junior Varsity Plays As A Team The junior varsity girls basketball team finished their season as runners-up in district. Their district record was 4-2. There were many practices to help im- prove techniques that had been forgotten over the summer as well as new skills that were needed to win key games. They learned good sportmanship throughout the season. The team worked together. We lost as a team and won as a team. It was a good feeling either way, said sophomore De- bra Tetens. With the team made up of both fresh- men and sophomores, who had different approaches to playing, there were differ- ences that had to be worked out. This year was a real experience. There were a lot of differences between the players, but we still managed to pull out a good season, said freshman Kandi Keeler. Overall, the girls worked hard and were proud of how their season turned out. They learned from their mistakes and had fun in their victories. Coach Mary Sokolowski was quite pleased with the team. With the mixture of freshmen and sophomores on one team, there was inex- perience; however, the team did well in spite of this, commented Coach Soko- lowski. by Heather McAuley 1. Freshman Rana Walker attempts to keep her opponent from passing the ball to another team member. 2. Alison Williams and Bi iana Tolleson watch with anticipation as their teammates work toward another victory. 3. Members of the junior varsity team were: (back row) Manager Melissa Vasquez, Laura Weiss. Rana Walker. Debra Tetens, Heather Shires. Alison Williams, Liz Brown, Melinda Lee, (front row) manager Kim Mims, Kandi Keeler, Claudia Collier, Van Le. Briana Tolleson, and Paula Bar- ranger. 4. Freshman Kandi Keeler is found in her jump shot attempt.

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lleyballers Aim Skyward From the start, things began with a bang. The varsity volleyball team be- gan the season by winning a tourna- ment at Thorndale. It was very exciting. We finally were the winners of a tournament. It really felt great' ' said junior Helen adley. From that point on, the season con- tinued on an upward swing. The team reached the finals at Regionals and ended the year with a district record of 6-2 and a season record of 19-8. 88 Volleyball—