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Girls ' Track had it all this sea-
son : the endurance it took, the dedi-
cation they needed, an undefeated
.. season, and a first Millard team ever to
take Metro.
State brought two state
champs,including Senior Unhwa Run-
ning in shot put.Senior Ginny Hoefer,
along with Freshman Elisa Koch,Sopho-
mores Kathy Kearns and Andy Felton
took the 3200 relay. As a team, the
mustangs walked away with a second
place victory.
As usual, Hoefer crushed the
competition, and she qualified for the
All -Academic team. Criteria was a 3.0
average and placement in an indi-
vidual or relay at Metro. The relay team
including Hoefer, Koch, Felton, and
Kearns slammed the Metro win setting
a new school record. Hoefer's other
titles included three 3200 individuals at
the Millard South Invite. ''I'm not very
satisfied with settling for average," said
Hoefer.
The girls also repeated as A-2
champions at Districts , where about 11
girls qualified for state. Junior Jenny
Reinke leaped to first in the 300 hurdles
with a new school records, and was first
in the 1 00 high hurdles. Running took
_first in shot put and second in discus.
Reinke was also a three time
winner atthe Millard South ll'}v itational.
She set two meet records in winning
the 100 high hurdles. Reinke led off the
winning 400 relay team of Juniors Tras i
Martin, Sarah Sinclair, and Senior
Megan Wise .
Another first-t ime win was the
Norfolk Invitational. Kearns took both
the 3200 and 1600 runs . Also , Martin
won second in the long jump. The 3200
relay of Kearns, Koch, Felton, and
Hoefer again placed first.
However, all the talent was only
part of the team's success. It took
discipline! Said Sophomore Stacy
Molacek, "Track truly taught us so much
about how to get to that level we need
eading the relay at a JV meet are Sophomores to win!"
iffany Jackes and Jenny Lowe(Nico/e
":umber/and). -Debbi Eades
reshman Megan f-'roplesch clears the high jump
t a meet against Ra lston-Papio(Miche//e Girls' Track 2 7 9
:admus).