Tumwater High School - Tahlkee Yearbook (Tumwater, WA)

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Iilardball Season Filled with Drama ia g, ,wwe 2 Back row: Coach Bob Kuehl, Eric Williams, Tony Prentice, Wayne Graham, Tim Otton, Terry Sutherland, Todd Carson, Ken Gerber. Front row: Randy Matthews, Chris Sieg, Tim Longmire, Dale Smith, Gary LaLonde, Doug Jones, Ryan Whitney, Colby Henke. l 'mia RET Coach Bob Kuehl, catcher Dale Smith and pitcher Eric Williams smashes the ball for a home runoocer Todo Carson confer on the mound' the left field fence against Timberline.

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The junior varsity soccer teams worked hard and leamed a lot about the game of soccer. Throughout their season, the experience the players gained in every match contributed to the positive attitude they developed by the season's end. f ' 4 5 cree W IW H it Q .,, 3 ' . rruu if . V . irtn W irine 5 . ' 'ff' at 2 ,Q , . J at . . .A i J L eeii i f 1 5.4. .L t ' f 2. ! 2 W .WN in T J if iiit , yyhhh , ' A 4 f-nf A . ,.v-v 3 5 ,u W k 7? , V ,L ,. G pr. . ,gh Q ll , A I r if 6 Tracy Smaciarz attempts to pass the ball to a T-bird teammate. David Glasgo executes a perfect J throw in. Back row: Coach Floyd Zahn, Kirk Holman, Jim McKenzie, Jerry Martin, Eric Morrissette, Byron Johnson. Third row: Kirk Alexander, Logan Thuet, Andy Swanson, Mike Blythe, Rob Mitchell, Kevin Craig, Noel West, Tod Holmstrom, Rob Howe, Steve Monroe. Second row: Brandon Martin, Rick Damell, Ray Wells, Jason Singleton, Kip Gilbert, Jeremy Thuet, Ben Dimitroff, Jason DiDesiderio. Front row: Jason DeMoss, Cortney Burdick, Kevin House, Tom Jefferson, Jamin May, Kurt Oakland, Travis Wilkinson, Mary Tennant.

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- ' . ,,. . VLKVV I I X fl .. W T y T 5 it., : by .t fs.. ,, . ,,f- V 5... . , . ,. . I .gym Todd Carson stretches underuthe tag at third. M4W f Dale Smith pounds a base hit. i Doug Jones' slide beats the throw home and l scores the winning run for the T-Birds. The 1986 baseball campaign was filled with games that were won or lost on last minute heroics. Several games ended in ties, which were completed in dramatic sudden death competitions. 'The T- Bird team was made up largely of seniors backed by a very good pitching staff, stated coach Bob Keuhl. Throughout the excitement of the season, the T-Birds moved towards a post season playoff berth, coach Keuhl added. The 'T-Bird Spirit was an important part of the junior varsity baseball season. Inexperience made for some difficult times but the team's attitude carried them through the season. The freshman team was composed of a large number of very enthusiastic players who combined a balance of good pitching, hitting and defense together to finish with a succesful record. Ryan Whitney's sacrifice bunt scores a run against Chehalis.