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Size Limits Success Of Wildcat Hoop Season JV Basketball Problem shooting and lack of exper- ience lett the JV basketball team in the middle of a lake without a boat as they finished with a 4-14 for the league and 4-18 overall record. With a total of nine sophomores and five juniors on the squad, this could be blamed on lack of experience since not all ot the juniors were starters, Though the record was not impressive, the team showed second half comebacks which helped them win against Barlow, where Pat Fryer and Glenn Crossway came on to pound the boards, along with Fryer's tip in's. Crossway led JV scorers with 213 points and was the only player to average in double figures with a 10.1 average per game. Other scorers that were above the cen- tury mark were Mike Johnsen with 146, Fryer with 113, and John Knauss with 107. The top three rebounders were Cross- way with 137, Johnson 90, and Fryer 78. The team, although fairly strong in spirit. lacked in size as they were outrebounded 672 to 584 through 22 games. 1972 73 JV Basketball Team FRONT ROW Mark Stumme, Micky Wilson, Dennis Meyer, David Buche, Patrick Fryer, David Follett, Mark Twitty, Brad Dolbeer Carl Lee Peter Schwartzer Glenn Crossway, John Knauss, Mike Johnsen. Frank Culbertson BACK ROW Coach Gary Gentemann, Bob Moiser, 46
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,gg ix Q A Q 5? x in SCOREBOARD Tigard Opponent 71 Washington 65 58 Lebanon 54 46 Reynolds 60 59 Jackson 61 43 Gresham 42 38 Centennial 44 73 The Dalles 58 53 Barlow 65 47 West Linn 54 54 llflilwaukie 36 44 Lakeridge 41 39 Rex Putnam 38 53 Clackamas 41 52 Oregon City 43 37 Hood River 42 40 Lake Oswego 41 50 West Linn 59 45 Nlilwaukie 44 73 Lakeridge 60 54 Rex Putnam 63 63 Clackamas 74 TOP: Big man press is applied by Wayne Ran- dall l55l and Steve Harris 1421. The press was a big part in the Tiger's game plan. BOTTOIVI: Sideline jumper is attempted by Randall l53l over the outstretched arms of a West Linn Lion. OPPOSITE PAGE: lVlost valuable player Kevin lVlcVicker wedges his way through two Lakeridge defenders for one of his patented lay-ins.
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UPPER LEFT: Glenn Crossway puts up a shot over a Gresham opponent in a JV contest. LOWER LEFT: Mayhem occurs as Mark Twitty and Micky Wilson scrap for position on a shot against their Lake Oswego opponents. JV SCOREBOARD Tigard Opponent 43 Washington 51 35 Lebanon 38 36 Reynolds 44 40 Jackson 44 33 Gresham 44 46 Centennial 63 62 The Dalles 55 42 Barlow 38 49 West Linn 56 40 Milwaukie 53 41 Lakeridge 49 39 Putnam 52 45 Clackamas 48 40 Oregon City 58 47 Hood River 52 45 Lake Oswego 46 35 West Linn 76 43 Milwaukie 52 37 Lakeridge 51 36 Putnam 51 7l Clackamas 62 52 Oregon City 48
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