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Led by three seniors,
the boys golf team had Senior Nick Newcomb thinks about achieving the elusive hole in one.
what Coach Smith called a
“roller coaster" season.
The team started the year
with an encouraging 2nd
place finish in the A.L.
tournament. From there
on, the team had some
good play and some bad
play, with no one playing
well at the same time.
Coach Smith said the team
finished their season with
a 3-3 record. They placed
an overall 3rd in the con­
ference with junior Kent
Papstein placing 10th,
freshman Brad Rowe 14th,
and senior Ryan Vodicka
15th. The team ended with
a disappointing 6th place
finish at Districts.
The girls tennis team
had another champion­
ship year. Although their
record was 9-3, they were
definitely a strong tourna­
ment team. At the Ram
Invite, the team placed 4th
overall, and they took 5th
at the Millard North Invite.
The team was definitely tournament. Stephanie
the strongest in the River Pivovar overcame sev­
Cities Conference once eral strong opponents
again. They were not only and placed 2nd at both Junior Kent Papstein tees off with a
the RCC season champi­ the Millard North tour­ perfect swing. It was hard for the golf
ons, but they took the team nament and River Cities team to play because of all the spring
championship at the RCC in #1 singles. Angie rain and snow.
Muck and Susan
Ludwig claimed silver
at River Cities in #2
doubles, while the #1
duo of Lindsay Golf
Loveland and Amy
Redfield brought home SCOREBOARD
gold. RHS OPP
Skutt 156 149
So.Sioux 191 177
Gross 165 156
A.L. 161 172
T.J. 161 182
Roncalli 170 192

Junior Jason Farber tries to make par
as he putts on the green.

bovs GOLF
Front Row: Ryan Vodicka, Jason Querry, Dan Hennings, Tommy Siske, I
Greg Duracinski, Matt Scharf, Adam Duracinski, Jacob Jokerst Back |
Row: Ryan Overfield, Jason Farber, Taylor Stein, Coach Smith, John §
Kennedy, Kent Papstein, Nick Newcomb, Brad Rowe

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