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Luray, Here We Come! ‘Lady Cavaliers’ Make Regionals Facing but few disappointments dur- ing the regular season, the “Lady Cavaliers” had their most successful season to date. Only losses to Pow- hatan and their traditional nemesis, Buckingham, marred their string of victories. But the coaching of Mr. Mike Ely and the new assistant coach, Ms. Gay Harrington, spurred the girls on to the second place position in the James River District with an overall 16-4 record. For the third straight season the team advanced to the James River District Tournament. In the first tourn- ament game the Cavaliers easily over- powered Prince Edward 55-39 which advanced them on to a cliff-hanger in the second round of the tourna- ment. In exciting over-time play, the girls pulled the game out of the fire with a 34-32 win over Powhatan. The team now faced the obstacle Gi rls’ Basketball Central Amelia Prince Edward Buckingham Cumberland Goochland Fluvanna Powhatan Central Amelia Prince Edward Buckingham Cumberland Goochland Fluvanna Powhatan Tournament Prince Edward Powhatan Buckingham Region B Tournament 3h Strasburg of out-basketing Buckingham, the team which defeated them in regular season play and stopped the ‘76 team in the tournament last year. Unable to stop the Buckingham of- fense, Clover Hill was defeated 48-27, but the team was only defeated, not stopped. For the first time in the school’s history, the “Lady Cavaliers” traveled to Luray, Va., to compete in the first round of the Region B Tournament. Hopes for a win were shattered, however, by the 51-31 loss to Strasburg. As a finishing touch to two out- standing careers, Senior Barbara Williams was named Most Valuable Player and Nita Burchett was awarded a position on the All District Second Team. Pam Kieper, a promising soph- omore, received the Coaches’ Award. District Record 14-2 Knight Terror (Above) Sophomore center Pam Kieper (22) out jumps a Buckingham opponent in a crucial district game. Overall Record 16-4 Fingertip Control (Bottom Opposite Page) Susan Tibbs (15) dribbles past a Strasburg defender. Susan broke seven school records and ended the season with a 13.2 average (teams’ highest) and a spot on the All District First Team.
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