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Thi year's Junior High girls displayed
tremendous athletic talent through their
succe in volleyball, basketball and track.
The Raiders, under new coach Mr.
Haag, devastated their opponents during
volleyball, finishing the season undefeat-
ed. More importantly they had fun doing
it. A major highlight of the season was tak-
ing first place in the Weeping Water
Tournament, with victorie over Weeping
Water and Malcolm. Volleyball Back Row (Ito r): ST. Coaches Kris Brabec, Darsey Moline, Penny Couch,
The Raiders compiled an 8-3 record for Hannah Taylor. Third row: Britta Walker, Claire Muck, TiaJanecek, Sara Winkleman.
Amanda Johnson, ikki Simons. Second Row: Maggie Peterson , Alicia Push, Megan
the basketball sea on and claimed first
Brabec, Angela Pelster, Jesse Mueller, Shelly Novak. Front Row: Kayla Thorson, Lori
place in the Mead Booster Club Tourna- Rasmussen, Kelly Konecky, Lisa Rasmussen , Stephanie Bergman, Amanda Wolfe, Angie
ment. ll was Mr. Dornbush's first year as Milliken.
the Junior High girls basketball coach.
When asked how he felt the season went,
he said, "I found the experience quite
enjoyable and thought we had a success-
ful season."
Track wa also an impressive sea on.
S vera! of the junior high ladies demon-
strated they had the speed and
endurance to go along with athletic tal-
ent. It may not have been their favorite
port, but they still gave it their all.

Angela Pelster waits patiently
for the serve.

Kelly Konecky shows perfect form as she
steps up for the shot.

Nikki Simon and Megan Brabec think, "Ok, ready, set, serve."

Lisa Rasmussen warms up
her setting skills. JH Basketball: "Lets get down to business."
20 JH Girls Sports