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

Page 177 text:

53 of xsm Aus... gf .-I f :Q-'YY'- XA Q. XX X X Q kkk- X ,. W XfXsgXXg ,X XX? X ' -M X Cf-K g,,,,pa-xxx' , in ' 4' iw gl Q . X Q My - R X' . X1 ,X .fu X R 2 4. Q. X K , X .1 .fkfjg ,X V Nils-Q .J ,, L' X, K ,f,, Qglsiywr sa. RQ, ,ff , , . is M Ty f xi i N ' Y wi Qin. f fi' 6- X X REQ X ity-'X 5-'Q1,,,,..,,QX15i Y XL, . A A A if - 't X ' X K If ff it ,li -3' 'i ww., 'ii' 4' Chalking up another put-out is Dan Trube as Steve Gatos stands by. Demonstrating some of Skyline's hitting power is catcher Ryan Tsai. Varslty Baseball 169

Page 176 text:

Baseball Starts nll in December Coming into the 1986 baseball season, the varsity team started training and prac- tive early in December. The Griz- zlies put in lots of time and sweat as they conditioned through aerobics to prepare for a good season. Opening up with two double- header games against Twin Falls, they won one at 8-0 and lost one, 1,'14. They also split a second doubleheader against Pocatello - winning 1-4, but losing 1-4 - to put us at 2-2. Bonneville and Rigby were the Griz' next two single games, and Skyline came out strong against both opponents to defeat them - Bonneville 12-2 and Rigby 9-5. They then had another double- header against the Madison Bob- cats. Skyline again split, winning 13-1 and losing 5-16. This kept their league record even at four wins and four losses. The hard training early in the year proved to help as the Griz- zlies showed their stuff early in the season. With high hopes of swinging into some more fun action in upcoming games. In a game with Bonneville, a Skyline player slides in to score a run. Moving into a fast action play are Brad Foster and Mike Clements. 168 Varsity Baseball

Page 178 text:

IV Games Grab Experience lt was a pretty good season, commented Steve Killian about the JV baseball team season. During the season, games were either rained out or were lost because of errors, accor- ding to several players. Lane Erickson remarked, lt was a good experience. There were a lot of sophomores and freshman. This experience should really strengthen both the varsity and JV teams next year. All in all - it was a really good season. The lowest point of the season, team members felt, was when they lost to Idaho Falls, 2- 12. Top pitching records were Jeff Baird, 3-15 David Hadley, 2-4, and Danny Terraguchi, 2-1. Top hitter was Matt Motes. Coach Curtis Rudd, man of few words, had no comment on this year's season. Trying to take a steal off second base during a game with the Bonneville Bees, Jett Baird dances around the bag. Anxious to get into the batter's box, Shane Lay- land and Kevin Whltacre pick out their bats and take a few warm-up swings. Sophomore Davld Hadley hopes to connect and maintain his -position as one of the JV's top sluggers. 170 Junlor Varsity Baseball Q.. '5 '. 1 QQ N mv J -wg x M A . . ...MW 4 1 M aux. .-?V.J A, .ih. ....,,,.f . -..Q , E is... ....., A Q , F ., is F L Ng, W.. . . In . .J .K . ...ex - avg 4 .. JUNIOR VARSWY BASEBALL 'Qu-g, 8 walk is Jeff Killian. ,KOH 6-9-1 O-11 . .4-11 0-17 02