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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hat kind of girl would stay after school to run up and down a basketball court? A varsity basketball player of course! Girl's Varsity Basketball, under the coaching of Mr. Gary King, got off to s slow start but'by their sec- ond game, they were moving along when they beat Greenway. I think we have a really good team this year. With a lot of prac- tice and hard work, I think we have a good shot at the division champs again, Coach King states. This year's team consists of twelve members who practice ev- ery day for long hours. I wouldn't do it if I didn't love it. The work, sweat, agony, and pain are worth it especially when you beat a tough team. I guess you just have to have a lot of dedication, Renata Cannon, senior explains. Dedication is definitely what it takes to become an outstanding member on the team. The girls started practicing four weeks be- fore their actual games began. The girls work really hard and I am proud of them no matter if they win or lose. Of course, I am hap- piest when they win, but even when they lose I know that they dio the best they could do, comments Coach King. T ' T . - I fb Varsity Girls Basketball Qi I Schedule I 2129188 WESTWOOD HOME 4113188 GREENWAY HOME I 31 2188 GREENWAY AWAY 4115188 APOLLO AWAY 31 8188 APOLLO HOME 4119188 BROPHY HOME 3111 188 BROPHY AWAY 4120188 ST. MARY'S HOME 3115188 ST. MARY'S AWAY 4122188 SHADOW MOUNTAIN AWAY 3118188 SHADOW MOUNTAIN HOME 4126188 HORIZON HOME 3122188 HORIZON AWAY 4129188 THUNDERBIRD AWAY 41 5188 THUNDERBZRD HOME 51 3188 MOON VALLEY AWAY 41 8188 MOON VALLEY HOME 51 6188 PARADISE VALLEY HOME I 4112188 PARADISE VALLEY AWAY GSRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL, FRONT ROW: Amber Upton, Sheltie Owen, Kassie Bartlett, Heather Shannon, Aymee Carzo, Cindy Gorsueh. BACK ROW: Coach Gary King, Lisa Follett, Jill Bennett, Jody Nelson, Theresa I Schouten, Renata Cannon, Jackie Sollish. MM V. Girls Basketball Following through with her shot at the free throw line is senior Aymee Corzo. gn 1 M112 Successfully preventing her opponent from passing the ball is senior Lisa Fol- lett.