Mullen High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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STANDING: Coach Hochever, Luke Weith, Greg Scheckenbach, ,Jahmall Coleman, Jeff Kelly, James Coffey, Coach Stan Dodds KNEELING: Keith Recine, manager, Winston Ar- mani, David Cunningham, Erik Pille, Jerry Dunn, Tim Mara, Andy Gill, manager Tim Mara dunks one in. James Coffey goes for a hook shot. Jahmall Coleman tries to avoid a fallen Regis Raider. The Denver Post: Best of the Rockies recognition to Jahmall Coleman, Top Five Basketball Players in the State of Colorado. Average 31.3 points a game. Dr. Pepper Award to Jahmall Coleman. Weekly winner for scor- ing 47 points and 22 rebounds in the game against Aurora Cen- ffal. VARSITY BASKETBALL 1

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CENTENNIAL CHAMPIONS! Erik Pille goes for a loose ball while Jahmall Coleman looks David Cunningham prepares to pass to a team- OD. ITIBIS. LEAGUE One of the most exciting games of the season was Mullen's rematch with Aurora Central during the subdistrict tournaments. The Trojans was the only team to have mastered the Mustangs during the regular season. At the start of the third quarter Aurora Central led by 7 points but Mullen quickly picked up the missing points and remained neck to neck with the visitors. The excitement came in the last minute of the game. With a 68- 63 lead by the Trojans Coffey tossed in a jumper at :26. The Trojans were unable to inbound the ball allowing Coleman to score the winning basket with 16 seconds left in the game. Fans and friends streamed onto the court with joy. I VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE I 1212 Evergreen 102-61 1131 Rangeview 64-59 12110 Regis 54-39 216 Gateway 66-51 ' 12112 Boulder 69-65 217 Littleton 72-67 gfilil 116 Northglenn 87-67 2113 Fairview 75.57 119 Grand Junction 82-72 2114 Arapahoe 79.57 1110 Overland 80-55 2120 Aurora Hinkley 46-37 gif? 1116 Heritage 94-70 2121 Cherry Creek 73-72 1117 Boulder 80-69 2125 Subdistrict1Boulder 38-75 1123 Regis 68-58 2126 Subdistrict1A. Central 69-68 1124 Smoky Hill 68-57 2128 Subdistrict1Littleton 73-60 I 1130 Aurora Central 92-98 217 District1Manual 72-75 ...- I ...f V .,. ... --.. V l..-. .,.. f' ':i'l Jahmall Coleman looks for a pass during the game against Regis.

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J.V. BASKETBALL Kobie Taylor goes for a lay-up. Finishing 12-6 the Mustang J.V. basketball team had a great season. Regis, who they beat twice, is their biggest rival. The player with the most points was Blair Hanneman. He also has the memorable shot from half court to put the team into over- time with another rival Cherry Creek. Coach Ulmer said We are a whole different crew from the rest of the city. Our aca- demic standards make us different. The harder you work in school the better the performance on the court. You get more both ways. Guard Winston Folmar said The team did not play up to its potential all season until facing Cherry Creek. But I still feel it was a successful season. J.V. Basketball Schedule 1212 Evergreen 76-56 1124 Smokey Hill 54-80 12110 Regis 53-52 1130 Aurora Central 88-43 12112 Boulder 61-58 1131 Rangeview 86-69 116 Northglenn 77-72 116 Gateway 68-76 119 Grand Junction 66-52 117 Littleton 59-77 1110 Overland 54-39 2113 Fairview 60-59 1116 Heritage 67-65 2114 Arapahoe 50-65 1117 Boulder 68-62 2120 Aurora Hinkley 59-55 1123 Regis 52-53 2121 Cherry Creek 65-61 Q J.V. BASKETBALL Joey Glasman breaks through the line. ati gif, David Wright, Anders Jacobson and Tom Smeltz fight for the board during the game with Regis.