Oakmont High School - Odinboken Yearbook (Roseville, CA)

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um! , K 'r Freshmen Prove Tough In First Seoson For Golsmont This yeor's freshmon boslsetboll teom showed surprising tolent. With this yeor's leogue record of 10-4, Oolsmonr's teom proved to be o dominoting force in the Sierro Foothill Leogue. Lindhurst gove the teom their toughest gome becouse of their remorlsoble quickness. The Freshmen did o lot better thon lost yeor's reom becouse of the teom's good depth with more good othletes. This wos portly oecouse thirty-three boys went out for rhe teom. The teom olso proved to be very united ond enjoyed the gomes, even when they did not win. This is very importont in mony sports ond will ollow the ployers to go very for in future othletics, They showed much poise ond confidence, ond the cooch, Mr. Greg Holmes, stored, lt wos o pleosure cooching them. ,, FRESHMAN' BASKETBALL 209

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w,,4-P' qos S 'K ,, E' 1. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM, fronr row, Mrlse Norron, Por Heenon, Sreve Newberry, Doug Declshom, Ryon Knughr, Rodney Yores, Scorr Lerrner Second row: Trrn Aposrolos, Cnrrs JOVTTGS, Brion Trenrhom, Don Welder, Doyrd Denzer, Brion Wllhoms, Mlen Knoclse, Morlx Sherrnon 2. MIKE NORTON, FRESHMAN. downs o renfoorer while Trrn Aposroios ond Brion Trenrhom crosn me boords 3. ALTHOUGH THE LIND- old 1- wp ...,....... 3 HURST Blozers won, Tim Aposoroios molxes o loy up ro rnoke rhe score Closer 4. FRESHMAN SCOTT LEITNER ioonches 0 rwenryffoorer for onorner sure rwo poinrs 5. COACH GREG HOLMES grves some losrfrnwnure encourogernenr ro the srorrrng reonn 6. SKYING FOR THE jump boil or the srorr of the gorne is Dowd Denzer, freshrnon, who ourfreocnes hrs Del Oro opponent G' 1 i

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l4ey Points For JV Sauad Are Confidence And Team Play Although this year'sjunior varsity team had many outstanding play- ers, they finished with a league record of six wins and eight losses. In most of the games the team was within two or three point of winningg they played three overtime games and three double overtime games. Some of the outstanding players were high scorer .lohn Bertsch and Slsip Moss for rebounding, The most aggressive players of the team were Gordon Fellows and Ed Flores. The overall outstanding player was MVP Andy Miller. The team never gave up and the season proved to be a learning experience for all. By playing many noneleague games, the team gained the confidence they needed to play at the varsity level next year. The junior varsity played as a team and many players sacrie fieced individual honors to help contribute to that oneness. 210 SPORTS