Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 1999, Page 76

Description:	Varsity Girls SoccerIMPROVESSTEADILYby Jeff Carterand Makes Sectional Finalby itemmEBSUs Them3 Terre Haute South 80 Lawrence Central 3-i Franklin Central 35 Seymour 25 Danville 10 Evansville Reitz 61 Pike 74 Franklin 10 Castle 65 Southport 13 Perrv Meridian 1Bedford 02 Terre Haute North 10 Washington2 Bloomington North 03 Columbus North 02 Sectional: Bloomington North 06 Sectional: Frankilin 10 Sectional: Center Grovesweet victoriesThe team beat BloomingtonNorth two times during the season,one of the victories coming in theSectional quarterfinals.The two wins were veryexciting and satisfying. We werelucky that our bench stepped up tohelp us win the first game. And itis always fun to beat North,sophomore Talia Fehrenbach said.successful seasonThe team made it to theSectional finals for the thirdstraight year, but lost to CenterGrove.We were very prepared goinginto the Sectional, setting a realisticgoal to beat Center Grove. We hada lot of intensity going into thegame and played well. But theiroffense was too tough and wecouldnt stop them. It was a fun,and weird game because I playedwith some of the girls on CenterGrove during the spring and now Iwas playing against them,sophomore Sarah Hall said. experienceMr. Chris Sellers, science, tookover as head coach of the teamafter being an assistant coach theprevious year.I think it was an easy transitionfor him because he has had a lot ofexperience on coaching before. Healso did a good job of helping thenew players adjust to the game,sophomore Lindsay Wood said.^^^^^^^^tjeteransEsther Young and KatherineMastalerz were the two seniors onthe team.Not only did I try to be aleader because of being a senior,but also because I was one of theteam captains. I would try toencourage, motivate and keep thegirls together as a team. Not that Ididnt face problems of my own,but I tried to show a good andpositive attitude in everything,Young said. young gunsFour freshmen played varsityand all made significantcontributions to the team.I was a little nervous at thebeginning of the season because Iwas the youngest out there. But allof the girls, including my sister,helped me adjust to high schoolsoccer and I felt more and morecomfortable as the season wenton, freshman Katelin Fehrenbachsaid.Varsity GirlsSoccer(12-7)KIRKWOOD PHOTO LABFront Row: Sarah Hall. Andrea Hedrick, LaurenHumes. Kara Chapin. Crystal Cook. Lindsay Wood.Susan Hall. Second Row: Tifani Spoonamore-Hubbard. Charlotte Schroeder. Sarah Greenberg.Kristen Nickell. Liza Prall. Esther Young. DawnBishir. Talia Fehrenbach. Back Row: Coach ChrisSellers, Larissa Schroeder, Katelin Fehrenbach.Natalie Katz, Lynn Freeman, Meghan Hirons,Katherine Mastalerz. Assistant Coach DeanaZemke.opponent in pursuit, juniorCrystal Cook focuses on the ball in a homegame versus Castle, as junior Dawn BishirALYSSA HOUZEfollows her up. The team played all of theirhome games at Karst Farm Park.^r % Spread Design byI76J sports\ ^PJordan Garner and Anshu Kalhan
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