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T
he freshman and sophomore boys bas-
ketball teams achieved w inning seasons
throug_h teamwork and a lot of extra effort.
"Uur team did verY. well this year, and
~e improved ram .ti~e:.l fri~hti n-
nlng ot the yea . I 1 o-
gressed and s i e .' e
player John Heimann said.
The players hard work paid off in w ins.
"Our best game was against Central.
We held them to a season low 32 points
and outscored them by 21, so that was re-
all y exciting ." reser ve player Chris Miller
Said.
"I reall y enjo yed playing this year. M y
team worked well together, so it was a good
experience." freshman Cliff Tullis said.
Much of the basketball teams' successes
were due to motivated players.

Reserve Boys Basketball: front-Ryan Major, Ryan Harper,
Chris Reinke , Chris Miller, Matt Schamers , Brad
Underwood, Jan Day; back-Balin Bergman, Kirk Sklenar,
A llan Provarse, John Heimann , Adam Olsen. John Morley,
Coach Curt Schulte ; ftoto by Macho ftotog.aghy

Freshman Boys Basketball: front -Cliff Tullis , Mike Luce , Chris
Nelson, Ben Legrow, Mark Hofschulte, Scott Thorson, Matt
Kelberg, Matt Norris, Bret Siepker; back-Mark Pillen , Chris
Cota, Brandon Claxton, Josh Powers, John McDonald,
Cody Mahrt, Mathew Wiedenman, John Sturgon, Jay
Smith , Joel Nelson; ftoto by Mod" POOtogcophy