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The boys and girls
gymnastics team was Sophomore Julie Graber takes some
successful once again. strokes during one of the team's
Coach Contreras thinks
the gymnastics program
at Ralston High is one of
the strongest sports pro­
grams. Ralston gymnasts
Pete Bradfield said, "The
future looks bright be­
cause we do not lose any­
one and the girls team is
rebuilding for a strong
season next year." The
boys team broke every
record on the way to be­
coming the first elite All-
1
American team Ralston
|,
has ever had. Pete
s Bradfield broke indi­
vidual records that were
first set 10 years ago in
the still rings, vault, and
high bar. Pete was also a
state champion in floor
exercise, still rings, vault
and high bar. He placed
third in the all around.
The girls had a record of
4-3 and the guys ended
their season with a record
of 5-0. The boys placed how to play. Coach
third at State and the girls Monte Smith said,
placed eighth. "They were a great
The future also looks bunch of girls to coach."
bright for the Ralston Amy Dale was the
girls golf team. The team MVP, and she led the
had 12 players out this team in the number one
season, which is double position all season. Se­ The girls golf team had
from last year. The team nior Michelle Peterson great unity.
was made up of young, said, " Our highlight of
inexperienced players the season was our win
who were willing to learn against T.J. We had our
best over all perfor­
mance in the last three
years. Michelle also
said she regrets not go­
ing out for golf until her
junior year because she
had so much fun. GIRLS GOLF-VARSITY

SCOREBOARD
RHS OPP
Gross 246 230
A.L. Invite 13th
Skutt 235 176
T.J. 208 254
A.L. 225 211
So.Sioux 233 190
Duchesne FORFEIT
Ral. Invite 10th
Oak.Inv 11th
Riv. Cities 5th
Districts 5th

Fore! Senior M ichelle
Peterson w inds up and is
ready to drive the ball
Senior M ichelle Peterson puts in a putt and is ready to go on to the
onto the green.
next green.

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