Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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Reject!! Shannon Fisher makes Hillcrest's Rhonda Poore taste quite a bit of leather. iPhoto by Mike Fryei Ain't No Stopping . . The Lady Mavs Dominate Season, Tripling The Wins From The Previous Year. The Varsity Girls' Basketball team played their hearts out this season, crushing their record from the previous year, and attracting a lot of attention. They started off the season dominating Carolina by 19 points. The Lady Mavs went on to sweep two out of three games in the Greenville Christmas Classic, placing third. J.L. Mann was another meal for the successful hungry Mavericks as they defeated the Patriots twice. Quickness drills and conditioning were repetitous in practice, and another important factor was foul shooting. Coach Ben Reid told his girls to, Relax when you're shooting foul shots just like in practice. Three of the five starters graduated this year - Debbie Krejci, Gisela Veltman, and Shannon Fisher. The other two, Dianne Farrington, and Shayna Ferguson completed their second year with the seniors and they and Coach Reid hated to see this prosperous season end. Next year will be a year to rebuild and to continue successfully. Dianne Farrington v .- V Where is everybody? Debbie Krejci ponders over whether or not to pass through the Ram defense, iPhoto by Mike Fryej Varsity Basketb ill l2S

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Success Shows Promise For Future! Basketball is a game of The JV boys also had a lot of concentration said Coach Karen talent but with only eight players Brannon who coached her JV girls the team didn't have much room to a dominating season The JV for mistakes. The JV team had Mavericks managed to win ten many strong points but its games with no losses until Laurens weakness on rebounds enabled stopped their winning Streak by other teams to score more easily defeating the JV girls in a close The Starting players were Scott overtime game Harrington, Raymond Whitley, The team had a lot of talent and Erie Smith, Chuck Verdin and many good players and mistakes Joey Pinckney who led the team in generally came from the lack of scoring by averaging 14 points per experience in JV players Some of game. the more experienced players were The members of these JV teams Robin Dunlap Tgbetha Stephens will be welcome contributions to Christa Miller and Missy Sullivan future varsity teams. Gary Arnold Time Out! Coach Oscar Neely gives his N team a pep talk during a time out in the Pickens game. iPhoto by Vardrey Freemanj Go Defense! Chuck Verdin, Scott Harrington, and Eric Smith keep the Pickens offense from scoring. iPhoto by Vardrey Freemanj