Springfield North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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:E I X 2 3 Breaking the city s 10 minute bar- rier eight times, Coach Rolfes' run- ners compiled an overall record of 101 wins and 6 loses. They were undefeated in dual meets and reach- ed their climax by winning the league title, capturing Sectional, tak- ing second inthe District and placing fifth in the State meet held at the Ohio State Cross Country Course. Head Coach James Rolfes Greg Brock: Senior Most Valuable Run- 16-O Dual Rgcgfd HCI' Captain 100-6 Overall ,gh S 'WJ fr ac:- Sean Diltzg junior Goldbrick Award 9:50

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Seeking' Final Goal ' Byehlill ' CX I! Inllportot andrl a Noi 1:11871 ltiglotrnlly rreoent 'vie d Sectional leet xubstsntl arformance. r No for the Dil Park in 'P to the SSW of 1971. North Conch with g eounlfy R mor sport l. l .. WB- L. ..... L.......l-. Ll.. , , , , it , , - ' ' l l'filX'lIlUlll..1bdSl, .uaywn nexmum runners 3 - it J, Cxncmnsti N o r w o o d, R f' nfl!! not trying to brag or any- btltweletw goals atthe Q or of the season. We ac- plllhed 'eight of them, fell JIM ROLFES on just one and have one'was slowed by a foot injury and d of us, Rolfes, who has aoase of poison ivy that nearly had the sport at North for required l,uos7lttalizadon,igot the 1 vw 12 years, says- , We set our lighfr on wlinning 1- ,Clark Counfv Meet. hkinz i- Fqirborn I stem Ohio 1 M10 minuo Woriixingtr l , getting 1 r 11 minutes, 1 dual meets al crown 1 meet. ' i Q 'Wk'-no orth won 1 at FHFUOI Ohio Leag g fashion ute club' en runners l Q5 dual ni anal crown I ey fell sh were seo ' ' H lorth l ltay U1 Springfield l ght ol the ic cross counts PH Wayne : orth Tuesday The Panther l Dayton's 4 l. to win tl ie seasons- North took ith Greg Bn one Barnett Fairbom Meet ld mg + rhe District is ml 44 a-fthe State meet rf-,Panthers when tl. l'8lDistrict at Dayton Bacon, Indian Hill, 'P' Oxford Tallawv' ' ville. i Troy flhifd be loom me mont Eos in the WO f The top tl 5 15 runners n 5 State meet at lsity's golf com l Now the fins ginning at 11 a.m. real tough for us. he a reat challen i 5 .lNorth Team fTo th Wins Faced by the record-breaking effort of Sean Dillz. SPNLISHBIA North added the Evenings Optlf mist Club's Clark County Cross Country championship to its un- beaten list Saturday. Diltz ouvered the two miles in 10 minutes. 10,and five-tenths tseconds. His teammates Gene, g',BBI'DEl.fI, Gregg Brock, Mark? Rowe and Lowell Wolfe tlnished? second. third, fourth and filth, re-' spectively. l The meet was hold in the rain, and cold Saturday on the North! course with the Panthers earn' a perfect score of 15. 9 Shawnee was sv' S 'old f' ixisays, T! b X ' r,, f KT. I QxLnlr,.we.have..s. 1, , 9440 Run. C y .ompete ze, lx cnc S. 4.2 id Saturday In Columbus COLUMBUS, O. -' iAPl -- The defending champions all return, hut, they face uphill fights Sat- urday to keep their titles in the 44th Ohio 'High School Cross Country Championships at Ohio State. Kent State, which won the 1970 Class A team title, rates the best chance since it rolled to the Eid Akron District championship last 791' week. bed Toledol DeVilbiss, the Class an AAA king a year ago, and Kansas Other Class AAA contenders are Amherst Steele, Austintown Fitch, Bay Village, Cincinnati Elder, Cincinnati lndian Hills, Columbus Whetstone, Dayton Bel-i 'mont, Euclid, Kettering Fairmont East, Lancaster, Mayfield, Par- ma Padua, Sandusky, Springfield. North, Stow, Sylvania, Tall- madge and Wadsworth. Also in the Class AA field are Toledo Wayne, Bellaire, Can- field, Canton Lehman, Chagrin Falls, Circleville, Coshocton, Graham Local, Kenston, Cincin-l an Diltz tl Lakota, the 1970 Class AA champmnati Loveland Cincinnati Ma, it l f led Quia r A th 'r own districts, . . '. . - , F?lIei1eR0Xr'idei'son .of Daytonllln a Illini guzumloeaung T9 this sggsoxm el' ' AfiB::1a'aI,giMSQ,Eg!,3ho3yt:xg25O. filymf WHS fifth In 10.529 and' 3182? Q 056' set an year ya A field of 440 runners from 176, Others in C1855 A are Bethel 'S Wmmflfe Bob Sfmt was A mhz' ' l A Zschools will- Compete Over lh92Tate, Bluifmn, Caldwell, colum- lth m 111118. Y E . VV North NHDEPS took the top four two.,-nile layout at the OSU golfgbus Grove' Georgetown, New North s Lowell Wolfe was sixth places inlthe meet as Gene Bar- course. lisrcmen and plymouth. ' 10159- 1-any Thomas was SNA new wok Second in mas' Mark The Class A team races starts' The field will be shooting for ml at N101 Bm. BilmWm,ROWe was Wm in 10533 and the competition at 9:30 a.m., lol- the state meet record of 9 min- hth at 11 :Mend Bill Amoldlf-IVYVBH Wolfe was fourth m 10244-i......,. 1... H... f-1... M ..h..,. sf ...M me on A mmhn. mf m vmm