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Coach Profile
"I really liked
AI Rotella being on the golf
Rotella has been coaching the boys team this year.
golf team for 2 years. Overall, One cool thing
Rotella says that coaching the team was having the

is a good and exciting experience. chance to meet
He enjoys spending time with the and become
boys and thinks they are a wonerful friends with
bunch to coach for. He says the boys try hard and players from
devote a lot of their time in making a winning team. other schools."
Coach Rotella also is looking forward to coaching --sophomore Jim
again next year and having a winning golf team. Hoke

"I ended up Giving the Score
playing pretty Varsity JV
well this year, Invites: invites:
but I started off Beatrice 8th Ralston 5th

pretty bad. Om. Central 4th Millard N. 5th
Ralston 6th duals:
Our major Creighton Prep 7th Papio
accomplish- Bell. East 5th 176-196 w
Millard N. 8th Om. Northwest
ment of the duals: 191-212 w
year was Bell W. Millard S.

making it to 170-1 82 w 179-212 w
Om. Benson
state." 170-182 w
Papio
--freshman
169-178 w
Tyler Riewer Om. Northwest
Varsity golfer junior 171-201 w
Neil Oster takes a - Millard S.
vigorous swing in 164-166 w
attemptto reach the Millard W.
green below par.
Making par meant 158-160W
placing the ball in the Bell. East
hole within the average 157-150L
number of swings. Millard S.
photo by Eric Bah/
164-166 w

Varsity Go lf: Jason
Fackler, Jess Knudsen,
Neil Oster, L.C. Comine,
Brian Erickson, coach AI
Rotella photo by Jack
Martin Photography

JV golfer sophomore Jim Hoke steps up to his ball to finish
his hole after a strong drive. Oftentimes putting on the
green was the key to making par on a hole. photo by Eric
Bah/
Boys Golf 2 ~ j