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Sometimes it just isn’t
enough to take the
puck from the other
team. Nate Peck
shows one opponent
why the CBA hockey
team is so tough to
beat.
Girls’ Volleyball
The CBA varsity girls' volleyball team surprised the com­
munity with a final 1996 record season of 9-12. After re­
covering from their disappointing 1995 season of 0-17, the
girls attribute much of their team success to their dedicated
coach, Mr. Greg Jewett. The team, under the guidance
of captain Michelle Easterly, made sectionals for the first
time in CBA history. The girls' beat league-leading Hannibal
twice, as well as defeating many other top teams. Despite
the loss of three seniors. Heather Hopkins, Andrea Gremels,
and Sarah Vrabel, the returning team is looking forward to
a promising 1997 season.
Face-offs can be the most
exiting part of the hock­
ey game. As soon as the
puck Is dropped, it’s a
tree-for-allbattleuntilone
team scores.
our winter sports pro­
gram at CBA. Here the
volleyball tream practic­
es before another big
game.
The CBA defense, led by
Jeff Sanford, drops back
to help goalie Beau Ma­
zoway. The opposing
team will have a lough
time trying to get the
puck past this group of
On days where there’s no
game scheduled, the
CBA volleyball team still
keeps busy at practice.
Here a group of players
practicessettingtheball.
players.
Volleyball is a big part of
Andrea Gremels
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