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Knowing strengths and weak-

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nesses improved q,enfarmance.
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In a game
Freshman Kyle
Northwest,
Koehler adds
another point
Boyer races to
for the team in freshman Nick
the outside to
by Kristi Coan a freethrow keep the ball
shot during a out of the
Hard work and a players the time they needed perience on the court, but freshman Huskies
strong desire to improve to improve their individual for some freshmen thi s was basketball control.
Freshman
their weak points were only skills and to prepare for the a new experience. Despite game against John Nemecek
Millard South.
two of the many things that future. this disadvantage, they were In position to lends
help rebound is
he! ped to lead the JV, sopho- "Practice he! ped to able to finish their season freshman Anuj assistance by
playin g
more, and prepare the JV team for var- with a 9-7 record. Bhalla. photo defense. photc
freshman sity level basketball," JV 'The entire team by Chad by Chac
Buhrman
"Practice helped to pre- boys basket- coach Ron Johnette said. had a strong desire to get Buhrmar.
ball teams "Practice time gave better and a willingness to
pare the JV team for var- to winning players the opportunity to work," freshmen coach
seasons. improve areas where they Mark Edge said.
sity level basketball. " The JV were not as individually Motivation was
team ended strong as some of the other what kept the teams going
its season pl ayers," coach Dave Ba- during grueling practices
with a 9-7 record. This was con said. and down-to-the wire
part! y because of teamwork, Teamwork was one games. There were also
work habits and each play- of the main ingredients that many other things that mo-
ers' individual skills. helped the sophomore team tivated players from all three
"We had some to complete its season with teams to do their best.
great individual talent an 11-3 record. " Staying moti-
within the team this year, "The team's stron- vated was really easy for
and it was all brought to- gest points were its unself- our team because we were
gether before each of our ishness and its ability to play playing a game we all en-
games," junior JV player hard," Bacon said. joyed and we all wanted to
Creighton Reinhard said. Sophomore and J V play," freshman Brendan
Practice allowed teams each had previous ex- Wilds said . •

- Sophomores

Junior Ben
to block a shot
Brandon Smith
Boys Junior Varsity Basketball: front· Grant Roberts, Todd Wallace, Creighton Reinhard, Miller attempts Dan Bunjer,
during a game
Jason Appuhn,
Chad Olsen; back· Coach Ron Johnette, Dan Bunjer, Andy Titus, Mark Wane, Brian against and AI Muniz
Zaversnik photo by Jack Martin Photography
Westside. The discuss what
talents of each they can do to
player came improve their
together and halfcourt
led the JV offense. photo
team to a by Katherine
winning Grigg
season. photo
by Leah Naple
Sports