Redmond High School - Mustang Yearbook (Redmond, WA)

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Players Give Other Teams A Run For Their Money words yelled everyday by junior varsity coach Becky Stone as the girls volley- ball team prepared for a tough days workout. Each day they faced a tiring practice. They began with 20 minutes ofjumps sprints and rolls and ended with 30 minutes of hard conditioning. By having an em- phasis placed on physical condition- ing the girls improved a great deal. Anne Lamken and Becky Stone be- came the two new coaches who had previously played for the University of Washington. They were able to lead the varsity team to their best season in ten years. Although they only won three matches many were close ones ending with tie breakers. Next year all but three players will be returning to the varsity squad and Coach Lamken aster, run faster, were the 1 1 I 7 o ig ,.,r, rr.., -:sl ' ' ' ' I-I-I-I-Z'Z'2'2'ii1'1'1'Z'l'IEgI'Pl'PI-IiggE?gg I'Z'1'1'Z'I'Z'I'Z'1'Z'2iiEg i N I f, said at the end of the season, We've got the potential for a real strong team next year! The 1986 varsity volleyball team in- REDMOND OPPONENT cluded Michelle Miller, Melissa 0 Interlake 3 Bohm, Yasuko Nishigaki, Adaela 0 Newpgrt 3 0 Bellevue 3 1 Mercer Island 3 HTIIB hard Work 3 Sammamish 2 paid Offv 1 Juanita 3 . . 3 Inglemoor 1 -Mlchelle Mlller 3 Bothell 1 2 Issaquah 3 1 Eastside Catholic 3 Drew, Airy lljgfmogdr Margh Ann 1 Woodinville 3 Greene, im 1 es, eamne arpe, - Kym Thomas, Danielle Shoults, and 2 Lake Washington 3 Jenny Gore. JV SCORES by Amy Raymond 3 wins- 9 losses photos by: Mark Richmond Melissa Bohm goes up for the ki

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