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Even without the team's number two player.
Ju nior Amy Muehleman, Senior Kelli Smith, Coach Paul Off the first tee. Senior Kathy McCullough fin-
Sanders, Freshman Brooke Heimann, and Senior Kathy ishes a stroke and concentrates on the balls flight during
McCullough received runner up at Districts. (K. SMITH ) a pre-season practice. (K. SMITH )

Experience

leads Team

F
inishing the season with a record of 9-0,
"the girls golf team had a year that was
a rebuilding of three people," said Coach
Paul Sanders.
The good season included "hard matches
against Duschene, and easy matches against
Omaha North and Omaha South. Westside
was a close match becau~e the golf team
played at Westside's home course. Being
consistent at all matches enabled us to win,"
said Senior Lori Kilstrom. "For the second
year in a row, they went undefeated in duals
due to good leadership," said Sanders.
Two very good leaders were Seniors Kelli
Smith and Lori Kilstrom. Each had contribut-
ed their talent to the team for four years each.
Before getting ready to play. Freshman Brooke
Heimann jokes around with her fellow teammate. (K. Smith placed eighth in the state meet. As
SMITH ) for the team, "the state meet did not go as well
as expected," said Kilstrom. They placed
Senior Kelli Smith receives a medal for fourth sixth out of twelve competing teams.
place at the lincoln Southeast Invitational. (K. SMITH ) In other tournament action, they placed
third at Metro and second at Districts. Amy
Muehleman, Kelli Smith, and Brooke Heimann
ranked in the top ten overall. "It was a real
accomplishment at Districts because the num-
ber two golfer, Kilstrom, was absent," said Se-
nior Kathy McCullough.
"No matter how we finished, we knew
that we had tried, so we enjoyed the season,"
said Smith. IN

Shelby Ramsbonom