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Coach Profile

Mark Pilkington "At the A.L. Invite,
we played like a
Pilkington has been coaching the
girls golf team for two years. team and had fun
"Generally speaking they are all a with the teammates
good group of girls to work with. from other schools.
All of the team members gave a The competition
good team effort. My coaching wouldn't really
philosophy is to show improvement and to have count against us,
fun. We are getting more people on the team every so we just had fun
year, so we are becoming more of a program," he and did pretty well."
--junior Risa Gast .
Said . photo by Amanda Willis
"I had a lot of
fun because
all the team
members got
along. We had
a lot of team
spirit and came Giving the Score
up with nick- Games:
names for Millard S. 227-191 (L)
Millard W.
227-202 (L)
everyone." Bell. West 186-197 (W)
--senior Benson 170-204 (W)
Amanda Willis Papio!Lavista 238-229 (L)
Bell. East 240-211 (L)
On a warm sunny Northwest 162-177 (W)
day, the girls golf team
practices hard at Four Record: 3-4
Tees Driving Range to
get ready for the next -Invites:
meet. The girls Lin. SE 13th
usually practiced their
swing and grip every C.B. Abe Lincoln 7th
day after school. Norfolk 9th
Coach Pilkington was Duchesne 7th
there to help them and Lin. East 12th
point out what they 9th
were doing wrong. Westside
photo by Amanda Metro Conference 8th
Willis District Conference 4th

Keeping her eye on
the ball , junior Becca
Hinkley concentrates
during practice at Tara
Hills Golf Course. While
other teams had
practices at school, the
girls team traveled to
local driving ranges and
golf courses. photo by
Laura Naple

Girls Golf: front-Risa Gast, Stephanie Oster, Chava McPherson,
Tnsha Callahan, Shannon Wall, Amanda Pennell, Kristin Kucera;
back- Amanda Willis, Becca Hinckley, Stephanie Martin, Carla
Woods, Stephanie Johnson. Diane Grady, Christina Herrera, coach
Mark Pilkington photo by Jack Martin Photography Girls Golf t:j t:j