Trinity Christian Academy - Reflections Yearbook (Addison, TX)

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Some “Cute” Trojans Amy Seely keeps her eye on the ball. 166 Cyndy Counts at bat. Autumn Getz gives 100%!

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Varsity Softball First Row: Kristina Castro. Erin Jennings. Cheryl Maness. Elizabeth Path. Cathleen Colley Second Row: April tamphere. Julie Laniphero. Amy Seely. Angela Dixon, lenny Kaspareit. Autumn Cetz Third Row: Coach Sue Morrill. I.ynne Remke. Beth Mikkelsen. Gina Scalia. Becca Taylor, and Cyndy Counts Not Pictured: Christie Fields Winning Determination Although the 1986 softball team record of 4-10 is not a win- ning record, the team showed tremendous improvement over the season and has great poten- tial for the future. The highlight of our season came when our girls displayed great determina- tion to come from behind and defeat Dallas Christian 13-9. Pit- ching for us and leading our at- tack was Beth Mikkelsen. who did a fine job for us this year. Other starters included Amy Seely. Cyndy Counts. Cathleen Colley. Autumn Getz. Angela Dixon. Erin Jennings. Kristina Castro, and April Lamphere. Coach Sue Morrill

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Golf Left to right: Russell Brown, Tom Slocum, Chad Armstrong. Steve Mabery, Jeff Townsend Almost Up to Par The Varsity Coif Team finished another season with unfulfilled expectations hut not without some highlights. Karly in the season. Senior Tom Slocum and I unior |eff Townsend constantly shot the lowest scores, but the team could not break into the victory column against the likes of St. Marks and Kichardson Berkncr. Kven the tournament play proved tough for the Tro- jans as they finished 9th of 11 at the l)allas Ft. Worth Private School Invita- tional and 19th of 23 at the SA Dallas In- vitational. |eff Townsend shot the low score for both tournament with 83 and 86 respectively. In the second half of the season, the team picked up the pace with victories over Ft. Worth Trinity Valley and St. Marks. Tom Slocum shot 41 on the Bent Tree front nine to pace the win over the l.ions. After a brief let down at the District Tournament, the team played its most consistant golf of the year at the TAPS State Meet. For the two- day tournament. Steve Mabery and |eff Townsend had low rounds of 86 while Tom Slocum shot the low team score of 84. Sophomore Russell Brown chipped in his two best back to back scores for the year with a pair of 93’s. The final tally showed TCA in 5th out of 12 teams and only 6 shots out of 3rd place. In '87 the team will return 3 of its top 4 golfers and the expectations will once again be high. Coach Mike Beane Jeff rolls on toward the cup at the TAPS State Tournament. Senior Tom Slocum putts for par. Russell lines up a long one at Waco’s Cottonwood Creek Coif Course. Steve Mabery drops a short one. 167