Aldine High School - Round Up Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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BASKETBALUSOPH.,rREsH. Sophomo res Break 100 Four Times Sophomores Byithegend of the season the sopho- moresgfhadi set a school record for scor- ing more than 100 points in a game. They did it four times against Nimitz, 110-41 and 108-36, and against Baytown tee, 102-50 and 116-42. Guard Brian .Ainsworth was the team's high scorer, A sophomore basketball team tied 'fort first place with .Forest Brook with a district record-ofj1l3-1 and a season record of 21-3.' 1 lt was one of the best seasons l ever had, said coach Thomas johnson, because I had the personnelwho 'could shoot and play defense. Sophomores entered two tourna- ments where they took consolation at Deer Park and placed second in the Clear Creek tournament. Brian Ains- worth and Steve Burns were riamedall- tournament players at Deer Park. A A g Freshmen We had the best freshman basketball team ever, coach Clarence Guiton said. The freshman basketball team placed fourth in district with a district record of 1058 and a season record of 17-11. The team entered three tournaments, North- west, Klein and I-l.l.S.D. With outstanding playing by Clyde Foster and Bill Bates, the freshman team won the Klein tournament and placed second in the Northwest and H.I.S.D. tournaments. Seven of- the 11 losses in the season were by five or fewer points and five of the losses were to either Smiley or For- est Brook, which they lost toievery time they played. l Of the 17 victories, 14 games were won by more than five points. Below: Freshman Bill Bates jumps high to score points against Smiley. , Ji 2. ,A 5 1 'aw RLY . LYJD , 5' x ,-..,,w ' Above: FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row: Dalray Bingley, Clyde Foster, joseph Miller, Greg Mitchell, Reginald Thomas, Kevin Williams and coach Clarence Guiton. Second Row: Frank White, Herman Williams, Leldon Hamilton, Tracy Kirsch, Bill Bates and larry Lane.

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Depth Added To Team, Game With more depth on the court and on the bench, the change to full court, five on five, play did not affect the results of the-'girls' varsity basketball season. g junior high through junior varsity teams had Changed to the full court last year, but some of the varsity players had not been involved in the change. ' Coach lim Bars said, The strategy and whole plot of the game was different. it wasso different because of thetway we had to attack the game. Theipotential of the team was seen early in the sea- son when the team placed second in the Alief Hast- ingstournagment and won consolation in the lersey Village tournament. . The tournaments more or less set the pace and determined the team's feelingsabout the whole year, coach Bars said. The tournaments also revealed the depth of the team. The addition of the Carver team added depth and strength to the program. Coach Bars said he was not afraid to send any player into the game, knowing that she would be able to handle the job. ' Another important game early in the season was a loss to Forest Brook, a game in which the team made a' remarkable comeback after having been 27 points behind at the half. 3 y 5 Speed andyaggressiveness were the factors in the team rally against Forest Brook. These qualities com- pensated forthe lack of heighth and jumping ability of the players, coach Bars said. Aldine vs. Aldine vs. Aldinevs. Aldine vs Aldine vs. Aldine vs Aldine vs. Aldine vs Aldine vs Aldine vs Aldiiiie vs Aldine vs ,Aldine vsj l Aldine vs Aldine vs Alarms Aldine vs ,i-,- ax, Q? may neg t A lllll I Below: Deitlra Elmore takes a difficult shot A A while Lisa Tucker walls for the rebound, VARSllTYSC6REgllEl:lll 4 Cypress Creek Smiley Galena Park Nimitz North Shore Forestftliigtaok El Campo 'A' Sterling. :.A MacArthur Y fftniley' A Galena Park Nimitz . North Shore it' Forest Brook Slerlelfglg MacArth'urf?55lff A eggs.:-, - 57-56 46-43 42-39 42-4'l 73-38 64-53 '66 56-62 A 40453 45-4345 . 50-36 53-37 50-403 'r , 63-25 , .56-64t, 44-53 49-60 't nw s nr. -'- 4' 1 ' 4 , sq, P K, ACQQ tg ...L Above: Iunior Kathleen Hrozek shoots for two while a Iersey Village player tries to block the shot.