Alsea High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Alsea, OR)

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3 Q ,,,,f-fy .. 4.- ,..,- i I i ills Performing close defense Adrienne Hill tries to prevent an Eddyville player from setting up a play. Patience is the key word as Joni Hendrix waits to receive the ball. Varsity girls' basketball was much improved this year with two freshmen starters, Joni Hendrix and Adrienne Hill. The team showed excellent teamwork and had some outstanding players. Top scorers for the sea- son were freshmen, Joni Hendrix - 171 points and Adrienne Hill - 93 pointsg sophomore, Gina Hen- drix - 67 pointsg and senior, Jana Weist - 141 points, Michelle Woosley - 119 points, and Tina Webb - 30 points. The team placed second in the Northern League. They qualified for district by beating OSSD 36 - 16. Alsea came in fourth at district. The team showed excellent effort and im- proved very much this year, said Coach Nancy Westlund. SCOREBOARD Alsea - 25 Eddyville - 49 ' Alsea - 21 Triangle Lake Alsea - 60 Santiam Christian Alsea - 30 Detroit Alsea - 23 Eddyville Alsea - 34 Triangle Lake Alsea we 63 Santiam Christian Alsea - 58 Detroit Alsea - 36 'OSSD Alsea - 31 'Eddyville Alsea 0 36 'Falls City 'playoff district Tami Jo Hendrix goes for a basket while Michelle Woosley iwaits to assist if needed. -1-Q-. 2

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BA KETBALL i Jana Weist drives toward the basket to score two points + against the Eddyville Eagles while Gina Hendrix waits to assist. Q c an 1 g 1 Tami Jo Hendrix listens as Coach Nancy Westlund gives +instructions on how to set up a play at the district playoffs. Team picture: Kneeling: Tami Jo Hendrix, Lisa Woosley, Michelle Woosley, Ginger Weist, Maxine Dallmann. Standing: Coach + Nancy Westlund, Gina Hendrix, 'l'ina Webb, Joni Hendrix, Cammie Dair, Adrienne Hill. 'TF'-3'-f

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I l l Bob France attempts to keep the ball away from a Lakers T defender. Ben Olsen goes up for a rebound. -P UNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Junior varsity basketball was a year for learning and hard work. The team had a new coach, Dan Winney, and they drew late prac- tice 6:00-7:30 p.m. Jamie Farrington, Darin Colgan, Austin Irwin and Greg Rasmussen played on both the varsity and J.V. teams. Greg Rasmussen injured his knee in the last minutes of the Siletz game, and had to sit out for several games. Coach Winney said, The kids came a long way. He felt the team's most difficult game was against Santiam Christian. The team had an overall record of seven wins, eleven losses. They took second place in the Alsea tournament, and finished third in their league.