Bishop Leblond High School - Aerie Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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New Eagles Uphoid Winning Tradition J an Shorest basketball teams, both the Freshman and the J unior Varsity, once again made winning synonymous with Eagles. The new Eagles proved themselves in their first year at LeBlond by playing .500 ball until the final game with a victory over Benton. The girlsi freshman team has only been in existence for three years and each season the rookie class has demonstrated its athletic abilities with great skill. The 1980 team was no exception. Behind rebounders J ulie Hart and Debbie Malone and point-producers J ulie Rizzo and Renee Rhyner, the frosh came out the victors. 1. 1. Julie Hart keeps it tight for the freshman. 2. Julie Rizzo taking it by the Irish, 3. Row 1: S. Johnson, J. Ellis, M. Harris, L. Hausman, R. Rhyner, L. Valencia. Row 2: Coach J. Shores, J. Rizzo, L. Baumgartner, D. Malone, W. Powers, M. Byorick, J . Hart.

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The Girls Varsity team began their season by losing four games in a row. This was an aggravating ex- perience considering three out of the four defeats were only by a handful of points. The team rebound- ed from their slow start, evened their slate during the Tomahawk Tournament and went on to beat Trenton for consolation honors. The girls reeled off three addi- tional victories after the tournament but then resum- ed their irregular ways with a loss at Mid-Buchanan. They they met Central and played their best game of the year. At one time the Eagles were on top by three points, in the final minutes the score see-sawed back and forth and the undefeated Indians gained the win. The unitts erratic style added a touch of unpredic- tability to the season which featured many discourag- ihg losses and many heartening victories. Coach Thad Geiger relied on the maturity of senior Alison Treu, the keen shooting eye of Stacy Schoeneck, and the steadily improving play of sophomore Mary Price. r LeBlond' I L 32 14CBentonx v ,, 34 36 Maryville , 41 49 L Mid-Buehanan : , 37 40 Cameron; LL :, , ' 64 27 East Buchaliani ' '50 56 Kearney i 42 38 Trenton: 4' '4 i 27 41 Cameron, 49 37 Smithville 46 C 37 Trenton : , , 4-2 32 ,' WestiPlatte, 53 40 Savannah f ' 43. ' 38 ? Lafayette 3 i: 3 , ' 26 ' 62 Central 49 54 L Mid-Buchannan E: , , 38 31 Lafayeete , 52 64 Central . i 49 66 Maryville 40 41 Mt. Academy 4 59 40 East Buchanan 53 42 Benton