Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 1979, Page 60

Description:	Girl/ fourth ot /tote; boy/ rebuildReflections on four years of swimming dont bringabout any great feelings of sorrow or lost opportunity,just memories of good times with the team and hardcompetition. The wins and losses dont matter anymore. Ill always carry with me the friendships andtogetherness of our team.David EdgeworthIts such a great feeling to be at state. Youve workedso hard all season to be able to go. The team is whatkeeps you going and keeps you from giving up. Whileyou practice or compete, you have to keep going nomatter how much it hurts! Its fantastic to be a part of ateam which gets fourth in state and to know youvedone your very best.Sarah FeeSouths girls swim team surpassed all ofits previous records, with 9-1.The only defeat was against state champion Ben Davis.In the South Central Conference, the Panthers defeated defending champion Columbus North, 258-186. The Panthers won sectional with 322 points.For the first time the girls team achieveda third-place state ranking. The coachesassociation ranked them behind North Central and Ben Davis.In the state meet, junior Julie Boardbroke her own state ranking by two seconds(1:09.25) in the 100-yd. breast stroke. Shealso placed second in the 200-yd. freestyle.Jill Board swam fourth in the 500-yd. andtook fifth in the 100-yd. freestyle. FreshmanRene Koyanagi finished sixth in the 200-yd.individual medley. Souths 400-yd. relayteam (Jill and Julie Board, Koyanagi, andSarah Fee) swam to a third place (3:44.14).As a team the Bloomington South Panthers finished fourth with 93 points, behindBen Davis, North Central, and Munster. Aseason like 1978-79 gave Coach CarolineRichards reason to claim: This years girlsswim team was fantastic!Coach Ed Talley felt his teams 94-77 victory over Franklin was its best meet. Talleysaid, We knew we could beat them.David Edgeworth, Doug Koyanagi, andKevin Rillo set mid-season records: Edge-worth in the 100-yd. back stroke, Koyanagiin the 100-yd. individual medley, and Rilloin the 100-yd. butterfly. Edgeworth, ChrisHopson, Koyanagi, and Rillo formed the200-yd. medley relay.The Panthers took fifth place in the SCCmeet. Rillo won the 100-yd. butterfly with:56.1, a conference record.South did not win an event in the sectionals, finishing in sixth place. Edgeworth andRillo advanced to state competition, Edge-worth in the 100-yd. freestyle and Rillo inthe 100-yd. butterfly.The boys swim team ended the seasonwith a 2-7 record.TOP LEFT: GIRLS SWIM TEAM. FRONTROW: Karen Pugh, Lor Hattery, DebbieSpringer, Ann White, Becky LichtenberjEdna Pressler, Julie Board, Alice CampbeJill Board, Jill Dalrymple. SECOND ROW:Jenny Board, Coach Caroline Richards,Marise Robbins, Lise Brown, Becky Sinn,Rene Koyanagi, Sarah Fee, Carol Furr,Jennifer Grossman, Kim Lance. THIRDROW: Kim Chestnut, Jill Davis, MarianneOwens, Mary Bailey, Tracy Stevenson,Susan Hite, Kris Pece, Susan Miller, AnnetteKrakovitz.TOP RIGHT: Lise Brown and Coach Ed Talleytake cuts during a boys swim meet.BOTTOM: BOYS SWIM TEAM. FRONT ROW:Tom Haflich, Chris Hopson, Ned Gordon,Steve Geggie. SECOND ROW: John Gloye,Barry Day, Doug Koyanagi, Andy Miller,Doug Wampler.
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Collection:	Bloomington High School South

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