Hayden High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hayden, CO)

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top left: Coach BAD BRAD FOWLER; The famous Fredrickson Face Plant; Troy Witham struggles for control with Travis Bruggink; The AWESOME TIGER WRESTLING TEAM.

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The Hayden Girls Bas- ketball Team showed tremendous spirit and enthusiasm this year. The Varsity Team played hard and showed much improvement throughout the season, according to Head coach Marlon Towse. The Varsity Team averaged twenty-seven points and thirty-nine rebounds per game fin- ishing third in the DeBeQue Tourney and showing Hayden fans some exciting basketball. The young J.V. Team had to have been the most improved J.V. Team around, said Coach Towse. They averaged only ten points per game during the first half of the season, the J.V. uped their average to nearly twenty-one points in the last eight games, topping it off with twenty-nine points in their final game. Towse summed up the season by saying, The season was a big success, and we had a lot of fun. We'll find we really learned a lot when all is said and done. Coach Towse gives the girts a pep talk. 27

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 Tiger Grappiers The Hayden Wrestling team may not have come home from the State Tournament with a trophy, but they did man- age to stay in the top 15 and place two wrestlers. A senior, Greg Greget, took third while Ron Hock- ett, a sophomore, took sixth. Other State partici- pants were senior Troy Witham, sophomores Gene Delay and Sam Barnes. All told, the Tigers ended their dual season 7-4 and brought trophies home from Soroco (a first), Battle Mountain (a first), and West Grand (a second). Greg Greget whipping up on Troy Bruggink; Lewis Fredrickson looking for hep