NEWS-SUN'S TOP 10 NORTH/SOUTH FEMALE ATHLETES
Top female athletes excelled in many sports
Competitors were chosen by panel of representatives from schools that will close their doors on May 20.
PHOTOS: North female winners | South female winners
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Thursday, May 15, 2008
SPRINGFIELD — From 48 years and thousands of athletes, we've chosen 10.
The Top 10 female athletes each from North and South high schools are volleyball spikers, basketball sharpshooters, track sprinters, softball sluggers and every sport in between.
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North and South will each close its doors on May 20; Springfield High School opens in September. To honor the history of North and South, we've selected the Top 10 male and female athletes for each school.
We didn't choose our Top 10 athletes out of a hat — we had a committee of respected school representatives select these athletes.
Today, May 14, we're publishing female athletes Nos. 2 through 10. On Friday, we'll do the same for the male athletes. We'll reveal the No. 1 athletes and publish the complete lists in the weekend editions of the News-Sun.
Contact this reporter at (937) 328-0366
or bplasters@coxohio.com.
South Girls
No. 2: Camee Williams (1998 graduate)
No. 3: Amanda Jackson (2003)
No. 4: Sarah Newland (2002)
No. 5: Mindy Dasher (1997)
No. 6: Geneva Sanford (1985)
No. 7: Chanda Williams (1988)
No. 8: Sheila Evans (1989)
No. 9: Tiffany Brigham (2007)
No. 10: Danielle Roe (2005)
North Girls
No. 2: Anne Morrow (2002 graduate)
No. 3: Jenny Nickels (1995)
No. 4 (tie): Antoinette Browning (1978)
No. 4 (tie): Lizette Browning (1978)
No. 6: Saundra Fullen (1978)
No. 7: Pam Palmer (1980)
No. 8: Kaamilya Davis (1995)
No. 9: Maria Moss (1995)
No. 10: Erin McConnell (1997)
