1982 Yearbook
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1982 Yearbook
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SOFTBALL
Women's Softball Roster, from left to right, row one: Suzanne Fink,
Anne Jacobson, Karma Dalton, Mary Brus, Mary Verdon, Kathy
Siebel, Lynn Ries, Cindy Clark. Row two: Sam Joseph (trainer), John
Camptom (ass't coach), Penny Draper, Cathy Zamora, Lynn Rudin,
Eileen Lemburg, Anne Lammers, Donna Fink, and Moreland Fink
(coach).
The women's Softball team at St Ambrose College had a
spectacular season this past year. Their record was 26
wins — 10 losses, the best record in women's Softball
history at St Ambrose. They won the state tournament
and were second in the regionals. The region in which the
Queen Bees play is made up of all women's college
softball teams in North and South Dakota, Minnesota,
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, and Iowa. They were nosed
out of a berth in the nationals by 2/10th of a power point
by University of Nevada at Reno. The nationals involved
the twelve best teams in the nation, making the St.
Ambrose Queen Bees one of the top teams in the country
this past year. By winning the state tournament, the
softball team accomplished something that no other
women's sport had ever done before at St Ambrose! The
team itself was a good all around team, but there were
several outstanding members. Four players made the
"all-regional" team: seniors Penny Draper and Kathy
Siebel and juniors Lynn Ries and Eileen Lemburg. The
MVP award went to Kathy Siebel (right), the best pitcher that St Ambrose College softball has ever had. Coach
Morland Fink plans on retiring her number, #12, because of Kathy's outstanding performance during her
four years at St. Ambrose. Congratulations!
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Women's Softball Roster, from left to right, row one: Suzanne Fink,
Anne Jacobson, Karma Dalton, Mary Brus, Mary Verdon, Kathy
Siebel, Lynn Ries, Cindy Clark. Row two: Sam Joseph (trainer), John
Camptom (ass't coach), Penny Draper, Cathy Zamora, Lynn Rudin,
Eileen Lemburg, Anne Lammers, Donna Fink, and Moreland Fink
(coach).
The women's Softball team at St Ambrose College had a
spectacular season this past year. Their record was 26
wins — 10 losses, the best record in women's Softball
history at St Ambrose. They won the state tournament
and were second in the regionals. The region in which the
Queen Bees play is made up of all women's college
softball teams in North and South Dakota, Minnesota,
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, and Iowa. They were nosed
out of a berth in the nationals by 2/10th of a power point
by University of Nevada at Reno. The nationals involved
the twelve best teams in the nation, making the St.
Ambrose Queen Bees one of the top teams in the country
this past year. By winning the state tournament, the
softball team accomplished something that no other
women's sport had ever done before at St Ambrose! The
team itself was a good all around team, but there were
several outstanding members. Four players made the
"all-regional" team: seniors Penny Draper and Kathy
Siebel and juniors Lynn Ries and Eileen Lemburg. The
MVP award went to Kathy Siebel (right), the best pitcher that St Ambrose College softball has ever had. Coach
Morland Fink plans on retiring her number, #12, because of Kathy's outstanding performance during her
four years at St. Ambrose. Congratulations!
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