Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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Miles City Buffalo Billings Skyview Kelly Walsh Big Horn Varsity Billing Skyview Gillette Natrona Record Top Left: A Billings Senior player attempts to mow down the camera person. Above: Chong Chun clears another field goal for his team. Right: Don King stays on his feet while his team clears the way to the endzone. 28 JV Football

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Below; A unidentified Bronc rusher tries to get around the corner for a long gain. Middle, Warren Kadrmas fades for one of his 203 passes. Lower Left; Todd Russell scans the offense for a clue to what the next play will be. Broncs off to fast start have good group of men to work with Starting the year off with a bang, the Broncs defeated Miles City at Miles City, holding on to their number one ranking. After that they didn't seem to get rolling. They ended the season with a 2-6 record. Wc had all the breaks go against us and couldn't get any positive momentum going , said Coach Keith. They also couldn't keep their streak of 6 winning seasons in a row. They lost David Baxter at the beginning of the year when he broke his knee and was in a cast the rest of the season. Todd Russell wasn't healthy all year. We were really disappointed; said Warren Kadrmas, We expected to repeat as state champions. The teams were a lot bigger and more competitive. The best game of the season was the game that was supposed to be homecoming against Cheyenne East. The team played aggressive for twelve minutes. , said Keith. The Broncs came back and scored 21 points in the second half to win. The most improved players were AC Coulter and Rich Chappell. Coulter lifted hard in the off season and was faster and stronger. Chappell switched to defensive end. We switched his position to fill in and he became tough and aggressive. said Keith. Warren Kadrmas passed for 1153 yards and had a 38 completion percentage. He also led in total offensive yardage with 1343, and had 51 total points. The leading receiver was Ken Kilpatrick with 16 receptions for 271 yards. The team leaders in rushing were Jeff Prcalor with 246 yards in 41 attempts and Todd Russell with 225 yards 51 attempts. John Peldo was named defensive player of the year and led the team in defense. He scored 168 points had 102 assisted tackles with 40 unassisted. Next year's team has a strong base because we have good juniors with a lot of experience , said Warren Kadrmas. Coach Keith added, Returning seniors have to lead and set a good example on and off the field, and we'll have a lot of competitive spirit and athletic ability. football 27

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Left: During a game against Billings Senior, Bobby Ingalls attempts a pass. Below: Anthony Popke, Greg Gouveia, and Stuart Greer watch their team drive towards the endzone. Bottom Left: The Bronc defense lines up for another play. ittctutCiK cvi t %ve i 'Vanaity This year's sophomore football team finished the season with an impressive 6-2 record. The high point of the season was their victory over the undefeated Big Horn Ram varsity team. Coach Hougen said he was impressed with the teams performance and excited about their future. An MPV was not chosen because it is the teams philosophy to strive to develop them as a team to prepare them for the Bronc varsity team. Hougen's comments concerning next years team were that they should be strong contenders for next years EWAC crown and state championship banner. “They love the game of football and really work on improving at every practice . Hougen also said that the competition was excellent and winning the last game would have made it a perfect season. JV Football 29