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Show i i ,. ' . ' f , ' ,-... ' U j k !. v V I ' m I :- i n v j . i ' t ? i ; t tif i K A ' J 111 ! A ' UINTAH COACHES, Colette Hymas and Jackie Parker presented all-star and most improved awards to various volleyball clinic members. Nabbing honors were: front row, left to right, Alice Bergfeld, Cindy Anderson, Beth Slaugh and back row,- Marcie McNeill, Jeanette Wiseman, Cindy Anderson, MicheleSwim. Missing Miss-ing when the picture was taken were Denise Smuin, Kim Wall and Maelynn Gray. f m J'- - um jk f--W h - . . (! I ' - .: . ' . ; ; ' ' - 1 ; : f j - ... If , -v( . $ v . :. .... . I I i ! ; A BATTLE for the volleyball takes place between bet-ween Uintah junior varsity volleyball coach Jackie Parker, right and Beth Slaugh. Colette Hymas is the Uintah varsity volleyball coach. Practice will begin Monday at 6 a.m. ! - y in - f Iff ! I J VJ i ! I V , THE VOLLEYBALL gets attacked by Beth Slaugh, Roosevelt, right and kneeing down and getting ready for possible action with the ball is Vernal's Vicki Fowler, left. Twenty girls from Ver- r,- nal and Roosevelt took part in a v School, Monday, Tuesday and We m(ol gjSirls ' wirl! ! Twenty girls worked on improving their skills in a volleyball clinic at Uintah Uin-tah High School, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The youngest girl in the clinic was 11 year old Alice Bergfeld. Junior high, high school and college volleyball players also took part in the clinic. The clinic was under the direction of Uintah High School varsitv volleyball coach, Colette Hymas and junior varsity varsi-ty coach, Jackie Parker. "We hit the basics really hard in the clinic such as bumps, sets, spikes and serves. We also went over different types of offenses and defenses," commented Hymas. Hymas added, "We had specialists come in and work with the girls in the clinic. All the specialists were former college players and Uintah volleyball players. Kym Buckalew Robb competed com-peted at Brigham Young University in volleyball and Linda Deans Bartell was a volleyball player at Utah State University. Julie Hacking competed in volleyball at Snow College." "The girls worked on their own specialties. Robb went over defensive moves, dives, rolls, sprawls and also worked on the Chinese drill. She worked on getting the girls used to hitting the floor to get to the ball. The Chinese volleyball team was the first crew to use a drill to get their team members used to hitting the floor," remarked Hymas. "Bartell went over the bump and how to position for it and how to receive a spike and serve with the bump. She also worked some on setting," said Hymas. Hacking went over spikes, dinks and offensive of-fensive hits. She worked on offensive moves, which are used to score points." Awards were presented to a number of the clinic members by coaches, Hymas and Parker at the end of the clinic. Denise Smuin, Cindy Anderson of Vernal, Beth Slaugh and Alice Bergfeld were presented most improved improv-ed awards. Cindy Anderson of Roosevelt, Kim Wall, Marcie McNeill, Jeanette Wiseman, Maelynn Gray and Michele Swim were named as all-stars. Uintah High School volleyball prac- volleyball clinic at Uintah High, idnesday. tice will begin Monday at 6 a.m. The first region game for the Uintah Utes will be against American Fork in Vernal, Ver-nal, September 9 at 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. The Utes will battle Orem on the road, September 14 and will battle the Vikings Vik-ings in Pleasant Grove, September 16. the Utes will host Mountain View, September 21 and will battle Timpview in Provo. September 23. Uintah will bat tle Provo in Vernal Semens Uintah will encS'3 Cavewomen at Ameri " 1 - tober 5 and will host Orem The Utes will take on p Vernal, October 21 an 3 Mountain View in Orem Z1 Uintah will host TimpXSl The Utes will encounter theit5 Provo, November 2. Bl '"V- lS-j - w . p, A i i - "A ' V V M "s (, ' i, j - j ' -i ' . '--At J z :" " - r j 1 i i I j. ,.; I y J i I f n V- j , . f J. " 'l - v: - A 22V2 POUND catfish is held by Joey Johnson, left and Ere ' Kay, right. The fish was hooked at Horseshoe Bend on the Green River. Monday. i : . I iii |
