Harrisburg High School - Eagle Yearbook (Harrisburg, OR)

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JV BASKETB LL A new face on the scene of the girls' jv basketball team was Coach Pam Summers. Under her coaching the Eagles went 12-6. There were eight girls on the jv team who struggled due to sickness but overall they had a winning season. The four freshmen and four sophomores however, their winning attitude proved to be the key to a successful season. The most exciting game of the season was the game against Monroe. The jv's beat them 74-32. There were three girls in double figures, Gail Estergard, Patricia Denning, and Karen Elmblade. .'F F , ,f 1 'Ili .,, , Q ,. '?' - . 1. Sophomore Angie Morgan goes high over a McKenzie oppo- nenl during a jump ball. 2. Tough defense doesn't intimidate freshman guard Patricia Denning. 3. In an attempt to start a fast break, sophomore Tami Peterson dribbles by a Mapleton guard. D uxnuggl vqqgy - -'S nw rife ww ---w:g.n lliuqq,,,, cououzs uwfmf n J , .Fx if B153 A .,..

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1-' 2, , fi J s r ' i 14 , l .. . . -.5 LX 4 ,. VARSITY BASKETBALL The district tournament was the main goal of the Girls' Varsity Basketball team. With an unexpected three losses early in league, Coach Sue Mitchell re- signed and Athletic Director Wayne Swango took over. There was great improvement as the girls came back and shocked everyone with eleven straight wins. The Eagle girls made the district playoffs by tying Mapleton for the league crown. At the district tournament held at South Eugene High School March 3 81 4, 1980, Harrisburg met Waldport in game one which resulted in a very close score with Harrisburg on top 46-45. Harrisburg then faced Ma- pleton, tHarrisburg previously beat them twicel for a berth in the state tournament. Harrisburg came out with a 7 point lead at the end of the first quarter. The lead was finally cut down with early foul trouble by three starters, Nancy McCleary, Karen Seymour, and Cindy Borden. The girls found themselves playing catch-up. The Eagles finally lost by a close score of 54-52. Senior Karen Seymour and junior Cindy Borden were named Most Valuable Players. Cindy Borden also was named Most Outstanding Player. Senior Becky Detering received Most Inspirational and Best Defen- sive Player. Juniors Karla Estergard and Angie Han- cock were named Most Improved Players. 1. Girls' Varsity Basketball team: Seated QL-Ry Marie Wetzler, Gail Estergard, Teresa Malpass, Patricia Denning, and Angela Hancock. Standing tL-By Cindy Jones, Coach Sue Mitchell, Karla Estergard, Becky Detering, Cindy Borden, Karen Seymour, Dana Loiler, Nancy McCleary, Karen Elmblade and Statistician Steve Havlin. 2. Point guard Nancy McCleary calls out Montana of- fense against the Siletz Warriors. 3. Senior Captain Karen Sey- mour led the team with 60 ofa shooting from the foul line. ..,- W cttw .,. H ,,.. ,H -. -Q ',, ,-4 ',. u. -, ...-- 7 COUGBRS ip.. 2 .iq A E!!