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DBV0ll0l1 and TllTlB Key ingredients which led to Second-Place inish We had a small team, but we had a lot of dedication and it was all due to Coach Hudson. She s u p p 0 r t e d m e through track and through high school and has been a great friend. Shelly Owen. The girl's track team had a very successful year. lt took a lot of long practices, a lot of sweat and a lot of dedication, but it all paid off at the District meet. The girls placed second at Dis- trict. Those receiving All-District places were Tracey Brownlee, third in high jump, Shelly Owen, third in hurdles, Joanne Benton, third in shot put and second in discus, Lisa Bradley second in the 4005 and Tammy Bentke, first in ...........-.- in District the 800 and third in the 400. Coach Kathy Hudson was ex- tremely pleased with the girls standings throughout the year. They are all good, said Coach Hudson, I love 'em alll Karen Laird and Jennifer Minze No pain! No gain! Tammie Bentke pushed herself to the limit as she reached the finish line. Girls track FRONT ROW: Mindie Markham, Lisa Bradley, Tammie Bentke, Shelly Owen, Kim Milburn, Lisa Weber, Nikki Moore, Andrea Marks, Shannon McCarthy. BACK ROW: Evonne Moore, Andrea Talamini, Cathy Sigmon, Rochelle Wilson, Joanne Benton, Melinda Johnson, Elizabeth Smith, Tracey Brownlee, Lori Lee, Jessica Knox, Kathy Hudson, Val Runge. Design by Jennifer Minze and Karen Laird Better than the rest Tammie Bentke tried to regain the lead against a Burleson runner. Tammie placed first in the 800. Photo by Trish Briscoe 2: 1: 1' af 2' 'xx W,
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Places 2nd in District Young team sta, s competitive, learns consistency key to winning With a strong fol- low through, Craig Farmer looked to make a long putt. Craig helped out the Golf Team when he joined them during the second semester. Photo by Claris Mul- lim. - The Golf Team enjoyed much success this year due to the tal- ented individuals which made up the team. The team consisted of one senior: Erik Skinner, two jun- iors: Jason Everett and Andy Nagle, and three sophomores: Craig Farmer, Rob Clark, and Jeff Abell. The team practiced together at least four days a week at various area courses. The Rebels captured second place in District to earn them a spot in Regional competition. Lamar was the only team that finished in front of the Rebels. Everyone played fairly consistently in the two day tournament. Everett and Clark were named to the All-District First Team, while Farmer and Nagle re- ceived Second Team honors. In the Regional Tournament, held in Lubbock, the team again posted a disappointing two day to- tal to finish in eighth place out of sixteen teams. Like last year, the .,.. aiitg Golf Team. FRONT ROW: Jeff Abell, Rob Clark and Kyle Parr, BACK ROW: Craig Farmer, Roger Sherrod and Jason Everett, With great concentration, Rob Clark attempted to guide a short putt in. Rob was one of the two sophomores on the team. Photo by Chris Mullins, 130 Design by Brandi Owens Rebels shot themselves out of con- tension in the first round. Their first day of 317 was over 25 shots be- hind first place. Scores were: Ev- erett: 78-71, Skinner: 77-79, Nagle: 79-77, Farmer: 83-78, and Clark: 83-78. The team was young, with only one senior, but its com- petiveness helped them to roll dur- ing the regular season. The Rebels finished first in two tournaments, the Willow Springs In- vitational, and tied for first with Southwest at the Arlington Heights Tournament. The team took sec- ond at The Eastern Hills Wood- haven Classic and third at the Den- ton Invitational. Andy nagle. Although they are young, they have been real competitive all along. Each kid has done his part to come through for the team. Coach Randy Couch. as A if , A W. Q v A , H 4. R - '.e.r-if 'LT' -,.,- ,' Af 'V 3 'lit' Q.-Q L3 '45, ' 15 4 f fx ' -' ,4- ..,, -1' Directing the ball around a tree, Eric Skinner tried to chip it close. Eric tied for first, but lost in a play-off for a varsity tournament, Photo by Chris Mullins. K N N.,-.mt .s.,4.-an vamp- -.., - '- a x f 'M-i :. v' 25 , , l ,..,,Lg1j,.-- , ,F ' as i 'f rd-,,2:.,s.53,,.i, , Ya ar- 3. ,avr . ,G - 'ss Wi' ..-.':' new I . ' fs 1.-4 ,. .Q M ,- My T 5 A ,,,M.- -3 . ..,,, . ,V g . I W 4. g is V f . 1 , , -. --9. e , ff f , K+'-f'e'7'1 i 335?? 5 1 Q , lf!! A ffl: ss? ef -'. .':'s 7 .ss-1 f ,. Q, - - M' QMUX - .mi - ' f a. f If- V. ---f wwf-Q i V ii e e: Wa: U W- If 'v-55-'tasi '-eI2:i:f'1:af' 15:2 . . -1.1,-we 2- ' ' -1 eufffvw- - f' I , H- . Q-fi? fa ' ,...,r:1,-,,L.,,:,g.g:.,,,,,- :Q ' ez- itf. '-ef,gqi:-w:gg-ff gir3.-z,ff- ,m.-,'1eqt.,- , df,,,.' .- w -.3t.2,vir'. eg,-. , . wwf - ' M .H . W W . Y gc sir-QTQ 1,4 s. J- 3... ,.- .1 1 - swam'-., cfs-Me ---5. - 2, 'ef -- --we is y,ff? ' 'f.',,siV'W r A' , -. '3 4i .'1 ' 'X-M Qlfi 1 ' 'M-Zap, T ' afzfu ,xox-7wj:? tr -?i,e.?f.f-331' ,Q asf? asf -4-P pf - 'TV r gref' f -'rea- o f f?5't--T-iff , fy we vii g.',, ,:,q,-.-v .. . z , aff-5, gi 'sl B . Q sq: , iii? a l l 'i 1, ees. xi.,-.1 11 Y- -rsffrtifi ' ,I 1'?t? ',1 ' a: -v --. . 0 , -7 cw-Qt '- ,M .4 R --N. ff t 7 , ww t .An -. , f-as ' -5 QA gugf., x 1 1 It :.. egg, 4,23 Q35 'S' WYE? EA qi ,K M! S-ep' Eifrvf E f . . -i.,-.1 t .f -- L. ue ,. s , l l
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