Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 1999, Page 110

Description:	mJV and Freshman Softball TeamsSWING FORby Jeff Carterin Memorable Seasonsby the\|jy\|y\|B\|ft$Junior VarsityUsThem10Columbus East3ISEdgewood99Shakamak416Sevmour018Bedford817Columbus Nonh43BI(X)minj>ton North87Mooresville1514Mooresville103Martinsville5_Decatur Central917leffersonville38Pern Meridian95Avon132Am in116Southport30Terre Haute Nonh1013Pike01Lawrence Central80Center Grove91Franklin Central-20Northview08Nonh DaviesFreshman63Southport110Lawrence Nonh208Bloomington North1218EdgewoodIS5Bloomington North11)_Pern Meridian1710Center Grove13Pike7Front Row: Manager KaiWesterfield. Tricia Cooksey,Talia Fehrenbach, Jen Vollmer,Manager Ashley Ellison. SecondRow: Laura Conder, AshleyKinser. Ginger Lyle, HeatherCampbell. Sarah Nicholson.Back Row: Coach MegMontgomery. Ashley Hawkins.Sallie Hill. Courtney Ladyman.Katelin Fehrenbach, CourtneyChestnut. Assistant CoachKristen LIU.Front Row: Manager KirstenFloyd. Katie Eberle. Nicole Haag.Laura Buekner. ManagerBrittany Floyd. Second Row:Kasie Hoagland. Jessica Webb.Natalie Haag. Lindsay Sparks.Jessica Nicholson, Tana Pate.Back Row: Assistant Coach LoriMatthews. Maralee Muscato,Jessica Green, Ginny Chappell,Mary Hill, Coach Jody Vaught.new managementKristen Lill joined the JV teamthis year as an assistant coach, andher presence was felt immediately.She helped us with ourfielding and other skills duringpractice, but she really helped getus to mentally prepare for games.We had more confidence andmotivation because of her,sophomore Ginger Lyle said. stockings upEveryone on the JV team pulledtheir socks up together beforewarm-up to help focus on thegame ahead.Pulling our socks up was morea mental thing than a physical one.After we did it, wed feel likeballplayers and were ready to goout and win, freshman Sallie Hillsaid.^^^^abovethemarkThe JV team accomplished oneof their preseason goals ofachieving more wins than losses.The team closed their season withCOURTESY OF MR. DAVID HIMMJunior Varsity Softball (12-11)COURTESY OF MR. DAVID HIMMFreshman Softball (2-6)a record of 12-11.Twelve wins isnt bad at all,and it did put us over 500. Butthere were a few more games wewould have liked to win. Maybewell get those next year,sophomore Talia Fehrenbach said. keepin* the trendBefore every game, eachfreshman team member would finda rock, flower or four leaf clover forgood luck.We were really superstitiousduring the season. We tried to dothe same thing before our games topossibly help us win. And if wewould win, wed sit in the sameseats for the trip home, freshmanLindsay Sparks said.^^^^ivinner*^circleThe freshman team had twowins during the season againstEdgewood and Pike.It felt really good to finallybeat a team. We played well inthose two games, and stayedfocused all the way through. I hopewe can win a little more next year,freshman Mary Hill said.J~ 011O WI ng tradition.JV players line up to run onthe field before the start ofthe game againstBloomington North. Duringthe season, six freshmencontributed to the JV team.MATTCIBSONQuickly snagginga ground ball, sophomoreLaura Conder looks to dishit to freshman CourtneyLadyman. The JV teambegan their season with arecord of 6-0. but it came toan end with a loss toBloomington North.^r \ Spread Design byf 101 sports \ J Jordan Gamer and Ansto Kalhan
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