Fountain Fort Carson High School - Yearbook (Fountain, CO)

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X f,,,.,......,.,...t-X I, --N Q..-. -. -we--M--W The Trojans huddle to plan more of their effective defense. Alicia Stewart shoots from the baseline, while Rhonda More- land guards for a rebound. Alice Houchens out-jumps her opponent for a tip to a Trojan. 'W- 5 l,.......... 'i 1- L...... Gifts, mar' 'Lf- .,,......----- Q ' Girls Basketball: A Transitional Year. This years girls basketball team was a surprise to lots of people. There wasn't a really good turn out, but the girls had a good team. Although there wasn't a large turn out, Coach Craig Kimball said he was quite pleased with the girls that went out for the team. This year the team had lots of potential and ability, but as stated by Coach Kimball, it wasn't always consis- tent. This years team was struggling, and could have been in second place, instead of sixth. Kimball also said the team worked hard in practice to accomplish skills, and at games they always wanted to do well. The team showed lots of pride, and were very spirited before all of their games. During games they concen- trated and worked hard toward their goal of victory. As a team, there was lots of moral support, but indivi- duals also gave one another support when it was needed. There were underclassmen and upperclassmen on the team, so there have been adjustments from each side, so the team got along better. For the girls, this year was one of transition but they stuck together until the end.

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4.2 if ' g , X 'S X 'QNX N X 9 X 5, E 'P as is Y aw ' . I f en . W VV All 7 Tammie Shingleton makes a turnover hoping for two more points. N1 H ' Rhonda Moreland jumps high at the quarter's beginning, for a tip to a fellow Trojan. ' l Alicia Stewart shoots a free throw to add to the Trojan score. Tanya Lewis makes a hook shot, for two more Trojan points. Tanya Lewis passes over her opponents head to Rhonda Moreland, hoping for another two points.