Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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Top- A Sheridan quarterback throws a pass down the middle. Top Right-As Sheridan runs for more yardage, a Bronc tackier prepares to block a Central player. Lower Left-A Worland Warrior is about to be swamped ovtfr by two Bronc defenders. Above- A Sheridan player watches on as his teammates work on defense. 29

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Junior varsity team has a productive season but looks forward to continuing the Bronc Generation The 1986 junior varsity football team had a very productive year. The team worked well as a team as well as individually. Many players stood out as excellent players. The team’s accomplishments were shadowed by the varsity’s exceptional season but, the junior varsity team did very well also. All the players who planned on playing again on the varsity team hoped that they would accomplish as much as the ’86 team did. Many .sophomores played on the junior varsity team and did very well. All who participated tried there best to win every game. The coaches tried to give every player, who gave his effort, a chance to play during every game, but there were some players who stood out as exceptional players. y Above: A Sheridan punter gets ready to kick the hall. Front Row: Larry Martolio, Travis Koltiska, Ryan Metcalf. Dusty Black. Jeff Ingalls, Jon Wilson, Second Row: Jack Donahue, Chris Bilyeu, Jason Ford, Micky Fellows, Mike York, Matt Gale. Erik Eck, Third Row: Ian Ferguson, Royce Hale, Jeremy West, Joe Gonzalez, Joey Gonzalez, Taylor Beckwith, Gene Morris, Fourth Row: Bryan Mithcall, Bret l ayher, Jason Linden, Donny King, James Galloway, David Ingersol, Tyson Bulls, Fifth Row: Scotty Scott, Jake Kennedy, Brook Svoboda, Jim Drake, Shane Wilson, Stuart Greer, Brandon Haslip, Sixth Row: Kevin Wim-mer, lan McKay, Chong Chung, Sean Bonnet, Tom Maertens, Nathan Marks, Anthony Pupkey. 28

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SHS sports winning records Tennis teams place high at state matches Bottom Left: During a practice at Thornrider Park, .Jenny Jhonson sharpens her skills and works on improving her game. Top Right: All State player, Jason Freiboth, returns a serve. Boys Girls Gillette 4-0 4-0 Cheyenne Central 2-2 1-3 Cheyenne East 4-0 4-0 Natrona 3-1 2-2 Kelly Walsh 4-0 4-0 Laramie 2-2 3-1 Gillette 4-0 4-0 Cody 2-2 4-0 Powell 4-0 4-0 The long strenuous days began August 15, but all their hard work payed off. The girls tennis team finished off with seven wins, one loss, and one tie, and took second in state. The boys had six wins, no losses and three ties. Taking third in state. Diana Rodgers took second in girls singles and was first runner up. Christy Jacobson took third in doubles, and John Maier took fourth in singles all at state. All state players were senior Diana Rodgers, and juniors Jim Scott and Jason Freiboth. Honorable Mention All Americans were John Maier, Gary Ohm, Jim Scott, Jason Freiboth, Diana Rodgers, and Christy Jacobson. On October first all their hard work showed when the tennis season came to an end. Head Coach Joel Dvorak stated “Even though we didn’t take state, we had a very successful season.” 30 Tennis