Page 133 - CBA 1996 YEARBOOK

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Kim Thornton displays
her long jumping abil-
ity at a recent meet.
Darius Marshall waits
to measure the jump.
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(800m/MHP) led the team in
distance. Brian Demlein, Brett
Carguello and Jaime Thorn­
ton sprinted their way to a
strong league finish in short
distance. Jim O'Connor and
Joe Schalk stumbled their
4x800MR team run by See­
ley, Sweeney, Carguello,
and Demlein brought home
a sectional title.
Michael Seeley
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hallmark of the Girl’s Var­
sity Track Team. Andrea
Cerlo smiles In relief as
she completes yet an­
other lap.
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throw. The mental tough­
ness of Matt KaszubinskI
helped him strive for ex­
cellence.
The 1995 outdoor track
season was filled with a lot
of thrills and excitement. Jeff
way into sectionals for the
hurdle: Jim in the 400H and
Laguzza
(2 m ile),
Jason
"Flea" Meany (1 mile), and
speedy running from Jezer,
the team finished third in the
Michael
"B u tc h "
Seeley
Concentration is vital to
success
In the
discus
Outdoor Track
Sprinting requires disci­
pline and balance. Julie
Baxter displays the great
form which contributed to
her success.
Competing against your
teammates is a great way
to improve your skills.
Amanda Woods and Me­
gan Patterson head for
Joe in
110H.
the 400H
W ith the
and the
help of
league
standings. The
Constant practice was a
the home stretch.
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