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Sophs Undefeated at Home

Frosh Boast Win Record

Freshmen Boys Basketball, Front: Jay Reeder,
Aaron Bilyeu, Smokey Jones, Dave Ganter, Doug reshman Boys Basketball A-team not Freshmen starters were Rod Monroe
Deines, Ryan O'Neill, Dave Bauer. Back: Coach Steve only finished with a winning record and Tim Seaton. Starting sophomores were
Russell, Scott Larson, Troy Love, Jim Casey, Chris F
Brown, James Curbeam, Mark Walters, Dan York season of 11 - 3, but also earned Paul Kirchner, Jeff Moriarty, and Rob
Kevin Koch, and Coach Norman Glismann. ' league championship. Whorley. All had a season average of 65 -
Number 50 James Curbeam goes up for the shot, to According to freshmen basketball 90 points.
score two points. coach, Norman Glismann, the team had two Millard South, Creighton Prep and
exceptional games. The first game was the Papio were the toughest away games
second match against Millard South. Just played. Burke, Westside, and Lincoln
because they were behind in the first Northeast also provided tough competition,
quarter, didn't mean they couldn't come said Johnette.
back and squeeze by Millard South 39 - 38. No Mixed feelings were felt about the
Their other spectacular game was sophomore boys performance. Johnette felt
against Creighton Prep. Although it was not that the team worked hard, the players
as exciting as the MS game, they played improvement was tremendous, and he
well and won with a 58 - 49 score. expects them to make a good varsity team,
In the semi-finals of the tournament some day.
they were beaten with a last second shot by Many strong points helped to pull the
Roncalli, and finished the regular season team through the.season. Johnette said that
with a record of 9 - 2, and the B team had the defense helped set up the excellent
a record of 9 - 3. shooting of the players, and team depth.
Kevin Koch was cited as the most Playing the court also contributed to their
consistant player on the team. Koch scored winning record.
a total of 192 points this season, with a
game average of 13 points.
It is expected, by Glismann, that the
quality of the freshmen team will have a
positive effect on the Varsity team, perhaps
as soon as their junior year. "The team is
excellent. They have a good chance to do
very well, " said Glismann.
Sophomore boys did almost as well
with an undefeated home record of a 10 -
3.
According to coach Ron Johnette, th't
leading rebounder was Eric Shaw, Fresh-
man. J ohnette also commented that there

Sophomore Basketball Front: Tim Seaton, Tony
Thoms, Paul Kirchner, Matt Cain. Back: Coach Ron
Johnette, Rod Monroe, Brad Rea, Tom Petrie, Jeff
Moriarty, Troy Baumert, Eric Shaw, Jerry Hug, and
Rob Whorley.
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