Eagle Mountain High School - Talon Yearbook (Eagle Mountain, CA)

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oung Ca ers Set Style ay Ups and Dri bling Fundamentals Produce Fiery Spirit l Learning fundamentals, such as lay- 5 ups, chest passes, and dribbling, coupled with a swarming defense, enabled the J .V. Girls' Basketball Team dominated by freshmen, to an 8 and 9 record. Dominated by the fluid presence of Laura Lewis fifteen foot swishers and effortless lay-ins, and Patricia Foster's crashing the boards, the lack of height, detrimental to other EMHS basketball programs, was not a problem. Average height for the J .V. girls was 5'8 . An added advantage was the experience ained, and a winning attitude established by Assistant Coach Manuel Casillas. Along with Laura and Patricia, Sandra Carson's leadership abilities and Becky Vasquez' skills should contribute posi- tively to next year's varsity team. L Sandra Carson dribbles past several Sherman Indian defenders enroute to 'the basket. L Vicky Garza jumps and shoots for two points against Sherman Indian late in the first half. Y Positive aspects of sports programs include formed friendships. Martha Mendez congratulates Laura Lewis for a successful lay in against CSDR.

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A Hustle and determination were typified by JV players throughout the season. Becky Vasquez narrowly misses deflecting an opponent's chest pass. 5 During the second half of the game against CSDR, hot Laura Lewis pumps in another two points.

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