McLane High School - Greacan Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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ESHMEPI: Back Row: Coach Jim DeAmaral, Ralph Brooks, Mark Aguilar, re Pyle, Ryan Duff James Wilkerson, Luis Ortiz, Eric Haynes, Lamont uc' iil lliman, Corey Smith. First Row: Craig Kunishige, Tarsay Fisher, Tony Sobedo, Thurman Johnson. Maneuvering the ball around his opponent is Ryan Duff Frosh, Soph Gain Imp ovem ent cking the Clovis West player from making his pass is Reyn- Morris and Jason Strickland. J.lA: Back Row: Andy Kasner, Jason Strickland, Alan Mooney, Reynold Morris, Brad Martinez, Chris Lopez, Matt McClearly. First Row: Terrance Tovar, Steve Ortiz, Jes Resendez, Mike Sims, Kevin Robinson. Boy's Basketball lib

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Wu.. Explaining the strategy during a time out is Coach Frank Sylvester. Preparing to shoot the hoop is Darren Robinson. P f if Powering his way inside for another two is Tylyn Hardamon Protecting the ball from his opponent is Joe Torres. 152 5 Boy's Basketball

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Back Row: Coach Conrad Sanborn, Celia Reyes, Jennifer Hicks, Julie Martin, Karen Ballard, Sherri Thornhill, Stacy White, Ali- cha Brown. Front Row: Dannelle Trapp, Sandy Graham, Kristi Mills, A yanna Taylor, Marilu Rodriguez, Dee Dee Trapp. High Hopes For Varsity Hoops typified the Girls Varsity Basket- ball team this year, despite a dis- mal 5-9 league record. The squad dominated Roosevelt, defeating them Hrst in the NYL tour- nament and twice during league play. In the Hrst victory over the Rough Riders, senior center Karen Ballard scored 55 pts., breaking the old school record of 51. She then went on to have a 58 point game against RHS and 57 points in a hard fought 75-62 loss to Madera. Ballard made quite an IMPACTas she Hnished as the H YL 's leading scorer with a 22.5 pt. average in 12 games. The girls played well against both Clovis and Clovis West but were not able to get the wins. They ended their season on a positive note by beating Edison 50-42 at McLane. The major weakness that plagued the groups performance was their in- experience, but their good chemistry allowed them to stick together as a team. Although lacking height, the J.lA team 's tough defense and hard work kept them in games. The top scorer on the squad was sophomore Jenni- fer Anderson. The Frosh girls showed their poten- tial as future J. V. and Varsity players by winning more games than any oth- er freshman girls basketball teams in years past. They were led by the scor- ing of Erica Edwards and Katie Ab- 'NISE' GQ Girls Basketball Opponent Record Opponent Laton W Roosevelt Hoover L Bullard Bullard L Madera Washington L Fresno Sierra W Clovis West Roosevelt W Sanger Central W Clovis Bullard L Hoover Yosemite L Roosevelt Clovis L Bullard Hoover L Edison Record W L L L L L L L W L W . ,,,, Looking to reverse the ball is Ce- Dribbling down the court is Marilu Rodri- lia Reyes. guez. I fs y E V'