Moreno Valley High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Sunnymead, CA)

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TEAM ID. BACK — Coach Dahl, George Guiterrez , Bobby Brough. Duke Sutton, Artie Hall, Chopin Scott , Bruce Mansell . FRONT — Jacky Cummings, Derek Schaper, Jay Dahl, Alfredo Colon, Scott Moore , Mike Delos Santos, Ron West. Moved up to Varsity for C.I.F. Junior forward, Derek Schaper goes up strong for two. Center, leading scorer and first team all county Artie Hall drives past a North defender for a layup. A V i 8 v.t ,t f f$ I f$ ' $ l il ili I ,it ffirirT , ■.■ v v « MV Opp .. Viking itMUMOl 2nd 58 Sjinero »i ] ou My 3nrt Irvine CUMW - Ccmsotaio 95 50 Paris 49 60 Cm on M Raiiiom 49 49 Not Her . 44 51 Arlington CI.F. San , 30 WmKm 4 T Lea e«c (1-3 rail 19-7 We Wa „, nm To Win

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■ Opp 46 P«TiB 16 fclstnore 17 36 San Gerdoo 35 Banning 5t 23 Ramorta 33 Perris 10 30 Norco 31 San Bcrdoo 33 25 Arlington 36 Ratnona 34 34 Corona 24 Norco 31 55 North 26 Arlington 20 4 Htmet 33 Corona 40 OT North 33 Hcmel 12 league 8-6 rreshman Autumn Gil- bert goes up strong over a North defender. Guard Stephanie Johnson looks for an open teammate. TEAM ID. BACK — Jo Jo Pierce (mgr.), Roder- ick Herring (mgr.), Ron- elle Robinson, Sonya Turner, Autumn Gilbert, Valerie Hervey, Coach Lyon. FRONT — Audrey Crawford, Monte Jef- frey, Patrice Campbell, Stephanie Johnson. N. ew coach . . . and we did okay After eleven years, the girls ' JV had a new experience, a new coach. How- ard Lyon took over the team when Mrs. Davis decided to call it quits. Coach Lyon had his work cut out for him with only one returning player, Audrey Crawford. They didn ' t get off to a good start, losing both of their preseason games. However, they improved at the begin- ning of league winning 2 out of 3. They played a strong defense all year long. Their ball handling and passing were very weak. Coach Lyon said, They came a long way and did very well be- cause they had no experience to begin with. The leading scorer, Stacy Pipes. moved and missed the last six games of the season. Valerie Hervey did an excel- lent job of rebounding. Stephanie John- son stated, It was a very good exper- ience and a big challenge and I had a lot of fun playing. Audrey Crawford was given the Coach ' s Award, Valerie Her- vey was named Most Improved and Au- tumn Gilbert was Most Valuable. Jr. Varsity Sports

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Senior point guard (honorable mention all county), Jacky Cummings, scores on this easy layup. What goes op must come down. Doesn ' t it? Sophomore forward and third team all county, Duke Sutton, tries to go up strong. Junior forward Jeff Chambers gets ready to let another jump shot fly. A dramatic . . . return to C.I.F. The team got off to a great start, winning as many pre-season games as they won all last season. They placed second in the Viking Shootout and in the prestigious Raincross Tourney. In the Irvine Tourney they were consola- tion runner-ups. Artie Hall said, It was a great improvement from last year, but we could have played better at times. Losing only to North twice and Norco once in league, they earned a second place title in the Ivy League and a trip to C.I.F. Because of the no F rule, they went into the playoffs without a start- er, sixth man, and two reserves. And they lost a tough game in the first round 78-79 to San Gorgonio. It was very hard to accept the loss since they had been 15 points ahead with only five minutes left in the game. Next year the school moves into the larger Citrus Belt League. With only one of this year ' s starters a senior, Jacky Cummings, the team looks to be even stronger next year. Junior Derek Schaper led the team with 60 steals. Center Artie Hall led the team in scor- ing, 13.4 points a game, and in rebounds, nearly 10 a game. Sophomore Duke Sut- ton also contributed 10.8 points a game. Varsity H Sports