Deer Valley High School - Soaring Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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eamwork was the key to this year's JV and freshmen basketball programs. The JV team put a lot of effort into their playing this year, they were dedicated to what they were doing, states Coach Mike Youngberg. The JV team didn't have an outstanding season, although they did put up a good fight in each and every game. The team practiced approximately 2 hours a day, daily. Their dedication showed in their games. The Freshmen got off to a slow start during the season, but Coach Tom Reeve says, The team has improved 95011 from when practice started, that first day was hectic! Reeve thinks the fact that he gets along well with the players helps in the team effort. lt's a great high seeing their skills improve, my goal is to make basketball players out of them and it is great to see them work hard to achieve that goal. ra J.v. BASKETBALL Q- SCOREBOARD C8-103 55 48 Prescott p 43 49 Greenway pg I 51 45 Greenway ' 37 554 Apolloe J 48 37 Apollo 49 57 Brophy 55 Bttlpby, ee er,, , 60 47. .S't.g.Mary's .4 69 50 St.vMar32's R 41 48 Shadowilwountaini 42 43. Sl1?dOWg.M0vf3?HiUe ,... .42 HQfiZ0fTg- .R J 'eei 57 63 Thunderbird Q, T 68 71 Thunderbird at t ev.. . Mggon t MtQ 0n1M?lley,f51, f Paradise Valiey 62 42 Paradise Valley J J if Brandon Mills, .David Watson. Bacig row: Eric Johnson, Sean MaIone,Scott Qavidsgn, Coach H glges, harry Van Quaefghemfgiddieeggons, ,irgloah lEierery.s.ggj J Basketball g si get efssf 4 e......tt at . g - t . A fine example of teamwork is shown here in a game against St. Mary's.

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2 4 , . Q15 V VVVV , , ,,V.,, ,, ,,.,. , , . 156 f M .lf if nf V5 -9 ,W , if .y,? ' Z., , A, M. .., , Hman' , ,Z 3,5 WM: W qmwmwwk H in Matt Witkowski, senior, attempts the free throw for points that helped win the game. he Varsity basketball team definitely gave their opponents tough competition all through the season. For us, winning is a fabulous high, losing is at the pit of depression, says coach Dave Hodges. With a good start into the season, the team earned second place at the Cactus Classic Basketball Tournament over Christmas vacation. Practice officially started November 12, but with football games and practices, a majority of the people trying out for varsity didn't even start practicing until November 16. Hodges thinks this is a problem because the team isn't very well coordinated at the beginning of the season because of a lack of practicing. Even so, the team did well in the beginning, middle, and end. Hodges' main goals for the season were to win and have fun, Not necessarily in that order, he jokes, they did win, though. Hodges feels that if he could do anything differently, it would be to keep the players that have moved, Since l've been here, l've lost four outstanding players because they've moved. Hodges says, This year's team is more unselfish, more coachable, and the players are more dedicated to playing than any other team l've coached at this school. ,' .... , .... .. ... ,. 1.70 61M Prescott 63, . ..4. 5 Gfgenwigy . M46.f 50, Apollo , t'fssf 6 1160-1 58 St,,4Mary's if 51746 SHadovEf'Miot1ntai5n' .g 53 54. Horizon , . 635+ 58,f-rsThunde.?bird.l.f 4 47 . 43 Moon Valley g Q 75... s 5 47? Paradise Vafley 7 Greenway 53, .... 37 .... . l.fs.ieetfff5s2Apa1io l lll 694 , git.. .4 f T55? g Ui'h 45 7 29 ...Shaglowjwountainy 78 .60 .Goldwater 7077521fffThf11hderb?ird'ff' 1 '1 86 61 Moon Vailey, g 94 V474 flitaoreidisefvaliey if rvarsiry Basketliall. F15ontRbw.'Eric Fleas, Rich Passe, Mau Witkowski, Mike Q Rerilsmeyer, Brian Omanson. Back Row: Joe Martinez, Mark McKenzie, .e4,ChffS..P'7',1?PSf QQaQh,.9aYQ4.rHOdSQS-D911 K-'wil Stllawnz Barry DSB?- Baskefliiaii 1 7

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