Mount Si High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Snoqualmie, WA)

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UEIQ The Varsity Boys' Basketball worked on playing with team ef- fort this season. Coach Cloakey ad- ded, The team became better disciplined at playing in this fashion. Whatever the team was doing, it worked. Although they started out slow, they soon picked up winning speed. One player, Spence lacolucci, commented, When we worked together in games, we seemed to be pretty much unstopable! Us Them Enumclaw 53 65 Tyee 50 59 Fife 59 53 Mt. Rainier 42 46 Liberty 82 55 Tahoma 64 60 Enumclaw 61 63 Tyee 43 48 Fife 52 57 Mt. Rainier 49 43 Liberty 49 50 Tahoma 67 63 Page 92: 15 Matt Thompson effectively handles the ball while Wade Iacolucci hurries to help. 25 Dale Harris and Mike Estes stretch their talents to new limits. 35 Wade lacolucci leaps into the air to release a beautiful shot. Page 93: 13 Matt Thompson gracefully slips the ball into the hoop. 27 One Wildcat player aggressively reaches for the basketball while the others prepare to retrieve it. Varsity Boys 93

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VAIQS 17' GIIQLS Varsity Girls' Basketball had an exciting season coached by Hep- worth. The team strove to im- prove the skill level of each in- dividual to a point where they each felt they had a special role to make our team successful, said Hepworth. The girls placed in league standings. Enumclaw 42 41 Tyee 45 49 Fife 84 20 Mt. Rainier 52 22 Liberty 38 23 Tahoma 38 48 Enumclaw 46 83 Tyee 33 27 Fife 55 39 Mt. Rainier 48 47 Liberty 58 41 Tahoma 52 61 flung., K is WP M 94 Varsity Girls' Basketball