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c GettiNg Together

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For students playing cooperative sports, the advantages
go beyond the playing fields and the opportunity to com-
pete. They include seeing friends from other schools and
0 making new friends. "It's fun combining with other schools
because you get to see friends from other towns that you
Front Row: Ashley Guyle, Erin Thilliander. Back Row: Morgan Wright, p
Yutan, Waterloo, Mead Softball Members might not get to see all the time," said sophomore Elisha
Konecky.
jessie Guyle, Elisha Konecky
This social aspect keeps many people up-to-date on what's
going on in surrounding towns. "It's funny because you
s get to hear all the gossip about the people in the other
schools," said junior Ashley Guyle.
For others the competition seems to increase. "It's dif-
p ferent because in golf we compete at the class B level in-

stead of D-1 ,"said senior Alex Carritt.
Co-oping with other schools is still relatively new at
0 Mead and the athletes are still getting used to how things

work. The softball team was 8 out of 28 games. In wres-
r tling Andrew Burnsting won 15 matches out 24. The golf

team won all duals and won one invite out of the six in-
t vites they have participated in.
Golf Team Members
Front Row: Tyler Vaughan, Colby Kontor, Dustin Bergman, Alex Carritt.
Back Row: josh Sladky, Dan Parsons, Taylor Densberger, Dallas Vogt.
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Ready, Break!
Freshman jessie Guyle slowly walks from
the mound to take her position at short
stop. The YWM softball team would
huddle at the mound after every girl
they got out.

Take Him to the Mat
During one of his wrestling meets, jun-
ior Andrew Brunsting tries up. Andrew
was the only boy from Mead to wrestle
this year.

SHHH
At the David City and Columbus triangular, senior
Dustin Bergman gets ready to putt. Dustin ended
'~ up getting first place out of 37 people.
~' co-op sports