Brighton High School - Reflections Yearbook (Brighton, CO)

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District Tournament Mar. 4 Highland 64-56 w Mar. 6 Broomfield 58-65 1 Record Skyline League: 12 wins 6 losses 3rd place Overall: 13 w'ins 7 losses District Semifinalists The talent was there, but the boys’ varsity basketball team just could not take advantage of it on a consistent basis. The team ended the season with a 13 win-7 loss record which placed them third in the Skyline League. In the season opener the team played Cenaurus and thrilled fans with a score of 80-39. Special recognition went to D.C. Clark as Most Valuable Player ; the Best Defensive Player was Ron Schlarman. Sixth Man” award winner was Alan Rydstrom and Most Improved honors went to David McCain. The Bulldog award was conferred on David Briggs and Chairman of the Boards was I). C. Clark. The Junior Varsity team was coached by R. Salazar and posted a record. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER was awarded to D.C. Clark. ABOVE: BUS team members are dosing in to capture the ball and run. TOP I.KIT: Brighton players dart in to make sure they Can retrieve in case the opponent misses. LEFT; FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: BOTTOM: P. Zimbelman. Coach R. Sala ar. T. Flores TOP B. Engle. S. Ewing. P. Muss. A Rydstrom. ! . Chenoweth. P. Kelley. M. Rice. Coach Cox 169

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VARSITY TEAMS SHOW THEIR STUFF Varsity ream members ready to pounce on the rebound before Englewood can. TOP RIGHT: Going high for the ball, a Bulldog tries to take claim to his team. OPPONENT HOME Ccntaurus 80-39 w Broomfield 59-60 I Englewood 63-53 w Ranum 78-64 w Ponderosa 43-53 1 Douglas Co. 63-47 w Jefferson 56-59 1 Adams City 62-60 w Ranum 79-85 1 Highland 66-49 w Englewood 66-50 w Adams City 62-42 w Broomfield 46-54 w Douglas Co. 74-62 w Ponderosa 60-62 1 ovt. Jefferson 70-55 w Centaurus 74-53 w Highland 77-67 w FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; BOTTOM M. Bentien. I) McCain. I) Briggs. R Schlarman. M. Dinges, T. Delay. TOP Coach Cox. Coach Conlon, P lluss. I). Cavanaugh. A Rydstrom. I). Teaff. I). Chenoweth. Coach R Sala ar. J Hatheway.

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OUR GIRLS ARE Ponderosa wasn't expecting a challenge from Brighton when they stalked into Bulldog territory. It was a bitter loss for Brighton, who came the closest to beating Ponderosa in years. Tonya Braden, voted Most Valuable Player, was named to the 2nd team All-Conference list. The Varsity team took 2nd in leagues. A last second shot by Jennifer Gonzales, from 35 ft. won the game for Brighton. The J.V. team took 2nd in leagues. Jennifer Gonzales was voted Most Valuable Player. Stacey Baca looks to pass. TOP: 1. to R; Coach McBride. Cheri IX ke. Lisa Bussing. Becky Sweeney. Debbie Cutler. Coach Brigham; BOTTOM: Jennifer Gonzales. Mariko Tokudo. Connie Bostrom. Julie Wennnger; Manager. Bryan Duran HUSTLE! JV GIRLS' SCORES BHS-28 vs A. Central-»7 BIIS-22 vs Ft. Morgan-21 BHS-28 vs Broomfield-29 BI1S-2S vs Thornton-12 BUS-59 vs llighland-18 BUS-24 vs Marycrest-57 BIIS-V« vs Centauruv2S BUS-58 vs St Mary s-52 BHS-2S vs Douglas County-51 BHS-30 vs Marycrest-58 BUS-55 vs Ranum-26 BIIS-22 vs Ponderosa-50 BHS-58 vs Lnglewood-47 BUS- JO vs A. City-15 BUS-54 vs Uroomfield 55 B1IS-59 vs Jefferson-55 BHS-46 vs Centaurus-15 BI1S- I9 vs Highland-H Overall-10 wins. 8 losses Jill Pawlowski practices perfect shooting form.