Klein Forest High School - Evergreen Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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B A S 188 SPORTS KETBALL With the help of consistent play from Brian Norwood and Kevin Alexander, the sophomore basketball team finished the '83-'84 season with an overall 11-15 record. Even though the shooting percentage from the outside was low, the extremely strong and quick defense helped to keep Klein Forest from being overrun by opponents. Although Cy-Creek won the conference, the hardest match made with the Eagles was Conroe McCullough, according to Coach Chuck King. Experience played a large factor in the outcome of many of the games played this season. Coach King has done a very good job of getting the squad to work together and to remain consistant, guard Norwood stated. 117 Brian Norwood, sophomore guard uses textbook form to make the jump shot. 121 Sophomore team members are top row, Coach Chuck King, Marc Elder, jeff Phillips, Ieff Young, Iohn Shell, Brian Norwood, Ralf Reno, Kerth Wiley and Shea Martin. Bottom row, Andy Jones, Barron Smith, Brian Booth, Kevin Alexander and Hal Hardester. Q!! .... .

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sae. 'NNW V Although the '83-'84 junior varsity basketball squad finished District 15-5A action with a 4-5 record, they still felt they had a fine year. We had experience, but the 'glue' for the team wasn't with us like Cy-Creek, remarked Lee Thorton on himself and his teammates. The Cougars definetely gave them the hardest run for their money for eventually finished on top of the heap in the conference. Although Cy-Creek was a rough team, many of the IV Eagle players felt that too many turnovers were their major opponent and brought on their downfall. The entire squad proves that Coach Paul Bartlett has done an creditable job attempting to mold the team. Q11 Team members for the '83-'84 junior varsity cagers are, top row, Brian Hudson, Lee Thorton, Brad Beasley, Coach Paul Bartlett, Iim Hardwich, Therand Lewis and Iames Bryant. Bottom row, Darrin Breaux, OJ. Knight, Scott Smith, Patrick Kennedy. Q23 Sophomore Lee Thornton puts up a jump shot against the Cy-Fair Bobcats. SPORTS 187

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SGPHOMGRE - FRESHMA 17 T l 623 'I- 5 r A The freshman basketball team came in third behind Klein Oak and Cy-Fair in 15-5A standings. The A-team had an overall record of 16-12 and the B-team had a 8-10 predictions mark. Ken Melber, forward, was the team leader in field goal 8: free throw percentage, rebounds and points scored. Ali Thompson le in steals. Although the squad showed inconsistency in overall playing by losing to two teams which were expected wins, t e team did a very good job in adjusting to their opponents changing their offence annd defense, Coach Alan Hatfield explained. fl? Freshman Cage team members are, C13 Top row, Coach Alan Hatfield, George Melbane, Mark Fogal, David Pomes, Steven Dabney, Mark Jenkins, Danney Stanley and Ken Melber. Middle row, Scott Fluke, Robert Allen, Iim Shuford, Chris Bailey, Steve Ford, Billy Brasher and Brad Penecost. Bottom row, Greg Hinsley, Chuck Okoye, Ali Thompson, Phu Nguyen and Scott McGowan. Not Pictured is Matt DiPasquale. 121 Freshman Danney Stanley stands ready for the rebound as a free throw is attempted. Q33 Freshman Stephen Dabney and Greg Hinsley look and listen while in the huddle. SPORTS 189