Skyline High School - Behemoth Yearbook (Idaho Falls, ID)

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Q K Q 'T if ass s.,.:-1 ' Trying to turn over his opponen! is Lynn Schuetz. Pinning his opponent is Tyrol Lemons. Enroute to a pin, Jason Ray is on top of his op- ponent. H309 k gf- Qs f. fgQ:x.ff155 miss,-is - K - M: . . ., 131:31 :T Junlor Varsity Wrestling 161

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junior Varsity ISIOIIS All But One Foe When all the work was over and it was time to show some action, Skyline's wrestlers were ready to do just that. They started their year with an easy win against the Madison Bobcats and looked forward to showing Highland a thing or two. After Highland received a good lesson, the Griz took a tough loss against Blackfoot. They then put themselves together and took that ex- perience to win their next three matches against Minico, l.F., and Poky. The JV's ended up with a record of five wins and only one loss. Struggling to pin his opponent is Jason Ray. Going for a reverse during the TigerlGrizzly ln- vitational, Todd Holverson wrestles his way into the consolation championships. 'Q 160 Junlor Varslty Wrestllng ssm - 21.1 ' MVN-'. L--tw-me JV Wrestling team, back - Todd Halverson, Wllllam Johnson, Todd Jenkins, Lynn Schuetz, Jared Jensen, Reed Payne, Jeff Shaw, -Jason Ray, Troy Stoddard and Tyrel Lemons. Front - Kevln Nelson, Mike Wellman, Robert Montague, Demon Bush, Eugene Contreras, Alan Steele and Kenny Monson. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING Season Record 5-1 Madison 36-12 Hlghland 24-22 Blackfoot 21-24 Mlnlco 12-6 Idaho Falls 42-24 Pocatello 24-18

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Early melt Allows Head Start A new spring came into bloom and it was time for the Skyline track team to start training. With the early February snow melt, one could see Skyline's tracksters running through the streets of Idaho Falls. Happy with the large turn out, Coach Dennis Ballock was anxious to get the season start- ed. With many returning seniors and a resurfaced ff8Ck, the team was determined to make it a winning year. Through all the practices and meets, each member looked forward to the TigerlGrizzly ln- vitational, a chance to show all the other schools what they had. This large track meet took most of the day, but Skyline's winning positions made it well worth it. For the girls, Lisa White placed first in discus and shot- put, Sandy Schley placed first in the 100 hurdles and Bobbie Knight placed third in shotput. For the boys, Mike Bills placed first in shotputg Vince Bateman placed fourth in the 100,' Todd Williams placed fifth in the 800,' Gary Baxter placed sixth in 2005 Eric Roberts, sixth in the 1600, and the 400 relay of Doug Taylor, Scott Clark, Breck Crystal, and Vince Bateman placed second. Leaping through the air on a good lump is trlple jumper Paul A nderson. Following through after a nice heave is shot- putter Rlck Hlndman. 162 Track guise