Carterville High School - Lionite Yearbook (Carterville, IL)

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FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Even though these players were Cubs last year, they turned into Lions on the court of CCHS and other area schools. This year's Freshman team was Co-Conference Champs with their leading scorer, Jason Howell aver- aging 14 polnts per game, with an overall of M , er T 21' 213 points throughout the season. -wr' Us l Q, V ' ff , f 3 f if 1 Q I fi N ' ww 1 M on cv zeigier-noyalron 31 45 X' Goreville 42 46 ,ir, Christopher 27 52 i ' l . ., M My Elkville 23 56 tg, gawk Johnston CRY 3' 33 christopher 46 57 , 591 l zetgier-noyanon za so sesser 32 55 A Carbondale 47 45 Johnston City 59 54 ,, Elkville 26 47 Vienna 70 67 Sesser 63 48 Frosh-Soph Tournament I Elk Ile 46 72 V' Andy Groh gets ready to make a basket. Frosh-Soph Tournament Johnston City 58 63 Frosh-Soph Tournament Christopher 59 58 FRESHMAN BASKETBALLTEAM: J. Howell, A. Groh, J. Aird, K. Warren, R. Russell, C. Croslin, K. McGee, C. LeFebvre, Coach: M FRONT ROW: J. Murphy, A. Dawson. C. Zeigler, B. Border, S. Sizemore, T. Holmes, and B. Culp. . ki

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Tomy Pierce at the free-throw line. Kevin Justice scores for Carterville. BASKETBALL The 84-85 Lions JV Basketball team did well this year in conference, home, and away games. They tied with Christopher for the conference championship. For this the student body of CCHS owes their gratitude to the skilled players and great coaches which they have. The students can't wait to see them in action on the Varsity team! OPP CV Herrin 57 34 Eldorado 49 48 Zeigler-Royalton 38 36 Gorevllle 34 74 Christopher 48 56 Elkvllle 41 54 Johnston City 53 65 Sesser 39 63 Zelgler-Floyalton 49 66 Christopher 61 60 Johnston City 34 60 Elkvllle 32 53 Vtenna 45 61 Waltonville 51 41 Trico 50 68 Massac County 59 46 Meridian 57 53 Sesser 55 56 l FRONT ROW D Garross, J. Ennis, A. Groh, J. Hunsaker, A. Dawson, and J. Howell JV BASKETBALIJ67

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VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Although the varsity squad only had two senior players, they were both All-Confer- ence players. They were Johnna Modglin and Linda Updike. They were also the top What me You two doing HOW? scorers on the team. There were only five upperclassmen on the team, so the sopho- mores were relied on heavily. The final conference standing was 2-8. 1985 GIRLS BASKETBALL RECORDS Teams Home Opp. Marion 33 99 Zeigler-Royalton 43 20 Gorevllle 32 54 West Frankfort 44 48 Christopher 42 51 Elverado 45 40 Johnston City 33 39 Elverado lnv. Tourney 51 53 Zelgler-Royalton 43 32 5 Sesserevalier 37 49 A Zeigler-Royalton 41 35 me Christopher 46 43 M, Johnston ony 31 37 5' Elverado 50 63 Sesser-Valier 51 62 Herrin 36 71 M . 3 1 carrier Mins 33 50 L W 3, Benton 42 53 eoreviiie 54 77 A Waltonville 36 50 Here comes Jen on the war path! Regions:-Eiverauo 42 53 1 . I' f l , 1 x W . 4 ff, may Senior Johnna Modglin Senior Linda Updike Take it to 'em. Jeannie! BASKETBALU69