Alsea High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Alsea, OR)

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VARSITY ASKETBALL The boys' varsity team had a very successful year: they placed second in the state tournament. An Alsea team has not been to state since 1974. Second in their division of the league with an 8- 2 record, Alsea was the second place seed in the district tournament. They defeated Falls City the first night 60-46 and Detroit the second night 55- 53. At the state tourney in Baker they defeated lone the first night 50-39, but lost to Powder Val- ley the second night 69-60. The team's overall record was 22-4. Craig Shorty Bowen was leading scorer with 389. Doug Bugs Bowen had the most steals-88 and the most assists-125, and Rhandy Van Volkenburg was leading rebounder with 225. MQ, K 31 sg? Above: Craig Bowen and Jim Walter are chosen for First Team All-Stars at the state tourney. Beside: Rhandy Van Volkenburg and Steve Campbell receive the Second Team All-Star medals at the state tourney. Upper right: Coach Drago gestures, Hands up defenselu Kneeling: Denny Le Jim Walter, Matt Webb and Doug Bowen, Standing: Coach Drago, Rick Wolkau, Robert Rhandy Van Volkenburg, Craig Bowen and Steve Campbell. 9 Webb, Rex Hendrix,

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BASKETBALL The JV's showed a lot of growth this year. We started out disorganized, and got it together as a team unit toward the middle of the season. This year's team has a lot to offer the varsity basketball team next year, said Coach Shoshin. The JV's had a record of 11 wins and 11 losses. The team worked well togetherg there was no dissension, and all members displayed good sportsmanship. The outlook for next year is good because there is a lot of potential in this year's freshmen, who didn't get to play much this year. The most valuable player was David Free with 227 points. He was also the team captain and floor leader. Steve Free was the most improved player. The player with the most rebounds was Keith Lee-289. Austin Irwin had the most steals - 43. Paul Pearson got the most assists: he averaged 3.7 points per game. -1313'- ji 4 pai.. Above: Keith Lee scores. Lower left: David Free goes up for a shot. Below: Darin Colgan tears rebound away from de- fense. Page 35: Beside: Austin Irwin drives the base line. Middle right: The team takes a time out. Lower right: The Shoshins enjoy a break before the game. Lower left: Paul Pearson takes a jump shot.