Hinkley High School - Contrails Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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J .V. Offense Led B Redler And Sheffield. Beth Wood shoots from the outside. It Q' J, . ff-- A ,,g. X-Bc. -'if is AIP' .ni Beth Wood tries to pass around Boulder defender. Beth Wood lets go with a jump shot. With a record of ll-3 this year's girls' J.V. basketball team had a good season. Coach Vedra felt the girls' games against Boulder and Arvada West were the toughest games that the girls played. The girls displayed a strong game in both defense and offense. Offensively the team averaged 39 points per game and defensively held their opponents to 24 points. Donna Redler and Vanessa Sheffield were cited not only as the team's most valuable players, but also as the driving forces of the offense. Vanessa and Beth Wood were the force behind the de- fense. Pam Albrecht, Suzie Corby and Vanessa Sheffield were this year's team captains. Donna Redler makes an easy layup. Front row: Sally Garcia, Lisa Davis, Sue Corby, Dominga Bibbs, Laura Pinter, Janet Bailey, Sandy Ball. Back row: Trainer Pat Dolezal, Gina Sheffield, Patty Cadle, Pam Albrecht. Vanessa Sheffield. Beth Wood, Robbie Schuckman, Donna Redler, Coach Ken Vedra. Sports 63

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Freshman-Sophomore Team Beats Boulder 42-27. Although the girls' Freshman-Soph- omore basketball team only had a record of3-ll this year, the girls learned a lot of basic skills. Coach Baker felt the team's best point was their offense. The girls, strong offense was proven when they de- feated Boulder 42 to 27. Angela Thomas was cited the team's strongest scorer. Furthermore, Angela Thomas and Gail Allain made the most rebounds. Also, Coach Baker felt Sonja Phillips was the most improved member of the team. Since the girls have gained experience and knowledge of the game they should help in building a good J.V. team next X SC2iSOl'1. Danika DeWolfjumps off against Arapahoe, ..-.1 -5- -F ga 'lt ww l ' lr Gail Allain attempts to pass to a teammate. Angela asks. Ok, who put the glue on the hall? bl exif i. X my N Q Jai, l if 'f A f S 'A G, svn g 23 l Q- A ,Q K I e f ,. - mv' A- Q VK J 4, W 1 f ' . i , 1 X- 5 . 5 Q A X' Front row: Chris Sears, Denise Tezak, Gail Allain, Cindy Ridley. Back row: Coach Gary Baker, Sonja Phillips, Pam Phillips, Reba Johnson, Danika DeWolf, Sue Kilgour. Not Pictured: Angela Thomas. 62 Sports

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Girls' This year was an excellent season for the girls' basketball team. The girls were continually ranked in the top five in the state. The key to this year's success proved to be the team's very strong de- fense. Defensively the girls were the best in the league. The offense was led by the high scoring of Kim Jackson and Terri Walters. Furthermore, Coach Melton cited Michelle Oswald as the most improved player on the team. One of the brightest spots of the season was their 58 to 38 trounce over Boulder. Because of the teamls fine young talent, the 1981 year looks to be another excellent season. ia? Exhibit Strong Defense. Hilfe Kim Jackson gets control of the ball. Kim says, I told you Central girls a thousand times Managers: Nancy Marquand and Kristy Oakes. that this is our ballf' Cindy Grifteth lays one in Front row: Robin Rissler. Laura Pinter. Coach Dave Melton. Cindy Griffeth, Vicky Putsche. Back row: Coach KenxVedra Terri Walters Gina Sheffield, Michelle Oswald, Kim Jackson, Beth Wood, Jane Meier, Jacque Larson, Trainer Pat Dolezal. 64 Sports