Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 1987, Page 89
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1~°& <V vWWinning comes easilyCross country girls get a running startDedication and a competitivespirit from a young team ledthis years girls cross countryteam to a 5-5 dual meet recordand a fourth place Regionalfinish, according to head coachJeff Tincher.Coach Tincher had a fewregrets about this years season.I hoped to finish better atRegionals, but, Tincher said,our performance throughoutthe year showed improvementover last season.This years Lady Panthersplaced no lower than fifth, as ateam, in any of this seasonscompetitions. Season highlights,according to Tincher, were theteams third place finishes inboth the SCC and Sectionalmeets.Overall, Tincher was pleasedwith the team, naming seniorsLori Parham and Lissa Somers asstandout runners. Lissa andLori ran first and second all yearand both of them demonstratedterrific senior leadership, saidTincher.Also noted by Tincher werejunior Mario Lamb andsophomore Debbie Brogard asthe teams most improved runners this season. Determinationand hard work paid off.Using her determination andlong stride, senior Lori Parhamstrides up a hill. Parham wasnamed this years B-man awardwinner.Leading junior Amy Cunningham and a BHS North runner, sophomore Gwynn Thayerconcentrates on a hill during theNorth-South dual meet.Girls Cross Country 89■■■■H |
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