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Team Accontplishes Goals

-Kyle Marler
The Girls Varsity Bas- season, and it felt good to prove felt we had given all we had and
ketball team started out the that we could do it," Junior Jane just came up short, " Senior
season a little rocky , but ended Winkel said . Katie Glorvick said .
with one of the best season's The Lady Mustangs Although they did not
they've ever had. went on a winning streak the win their district, they earned a
In the first two weeks second half of the season. They wildcard into the state tourna-
of the season the team had won 10 games, while only losing ment, at the Bob Devaney
won games over Benson and one. The loss coming at the Sports Center in Lincoln. They
Central, but lost games to arch- hands of the Omaha North Vi- were paired against Millard
rival Millard South and Fremont kings. South. After jumping out to a
High. The team ended the first half lead of 16-7, the Mus-
The highlight of the season by pummeling the South tangs were unable to hold off a
season was winning the Metro High Packers. fourth quarter comeback and
Holiday Tournament. They Going into the district tour- ended up losing the game by
beat Thomas Jefferson, Burke, nament they were ranked fifth three points.
North, and Bryan on their way by the Omaha World Herald. In The team ended the sea-
to becoming Metro Tournament the district championship game son with an 18-5 record , and
champions. "It was one of our the team lost to the Marian Cru- ranked fifth in the state by the
goals at the beginning of the saders in double overtime. "We Omaha World Herald.
Girls Varsity Basketball team: front:
Katie Kerrigan, Jenny Reinke, Kim
Stigge, Michelle Caverhill, Tricia
Paulsen , back: Coach Jeff Ritz, Heather
Beasley, Jane Winkel, Kat ie Glorvick ,
Megan Proplesch, Jenny Kros , Sarah
Sinclair, Anne Donahue, Jennie
Underwood, Coach Terry Theilen.

In the District championship game
against Marian , Senior Michelle Caverhill
makes a jump shot over a defender.
The team lost in double overtime.
(Alex Herr)
Junior Jane Winkel skies over the Indian
defense. She led the team with over 17
points per game. (Jon Waller)