Foothill High School - Equi Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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Fabuloous Foothill Five F launts Flame The girl's J. V. Basketball team consisted of merely five players, making it difficult for them consider- ing the fact that they had no backup players. Each player did an excellent job of covering their positions. Jessi- ca Wharton played an excellent de- fense while Marla Gibson acted as the dominant force in the center. Shan- non Ewing proved to be the best re- bounder, scoring an average of 14 points per game while Jennifer Sny, der scored an average of more than 10 points per game. Jennifer Ro- meyn, who recently arrived from Minnesota, also helped the team tre- mendously. Coach Steel commented that she had a nice shooting touch, Apparently, lack of players was not an obstacle in their march to vic- tory. for the team enjoyed a winning season. The highlight of their season was their victory over El Dorado end- ing with a score of 39-38. Coach Steel stated, The JV team played with a lot of art, challenged all the first place teams and deserved their opportunity to be in contention. 4 1. Marla Gibson gets tangled up in arms as she tries to pass off 2. Jennifer Romeyn prepares to receive a pass from Jessica Wharton, 3. Jessica Wharton looks for a sleal from an El Dorado Cougar 4. J. Snyder. J Wharton. M Gibson. S Ewing, J Romeyn. Front. Coach Steel, 5 Jennifer Snyder wonders how she is going to make a basket with all these people in her way 6 Shannon Ewing looks for an open teanlrnate 7 Jennifer Rorneyn races down the court to set up a play X Jennifer Snyder stops abruptly to put up a shot. 9. Jennifer Ronieyn tries a cross court pass. 162 3

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