Pine Forest High School - Pifonoca Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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Q vlvl in , rf b q T f I ii T ,f ef ,QQ RESPECTABLE Rrcorr X is 20056 4 The lunior Varsity football team got oft to a slow start this year losing their first two games ot the season. But victory in their third game lead to a tive game winning streak ending when they were defeated by Terry Sanford. Their record overall was 6-3-l The very aggressive l.V. team was lead by Chris Barnes andg, Melvin Murphy. Barnes, who played fuiibaak, miaaie iinebaeicf er, and did all the kicking and panting tor the team, showed leadership quality. and his seli+ sacrificing was evident by his per- formance in the games. Murphy played clown lineman, was on special teams, and also played fullback at times. Coach Lee de- scribes Murphy as having a good attitude and as being a leader with his aggressive style. lWe have iust begun. They re- ceived a lot of abuse, but they held together and proved a lot ot people wrong. They earned a very respectable record, Lee says ot the l.V. team. Next year will be a rebuilding year tor the l,V.'s. But the LV. input into next year's varsity team will be strong in ball handling and possessions. Seeing an opening down field, Adrian Thax- ton gains big yardage in the opening game ot the season. Always on call to assist an injured player, athletic trainer Gerald Humphrey cautiously checks a IV player on the field before play re- sumes. l7O Sports

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X2 Lining up to receive their awards atter the championship game at Elon College, the Lady Troians shake hands with a North Mecklenburg player. Beating the defense, Tina Allen drives past two South View players, x SUPER WCMEN Although the girls' basketball team had a rocky beginning, everything soom came together and they left an impression on every team they met on the court. By the end ot regular season, they had lost only tive games and were enjoying a l5 game winning streak, Their winning ways con- tinued through tournament action as they added the tournament championship to the regular season one. After their first three state playoff games, they were still on a winning streak avenging an earlier loss to Westover to be named Sectional Champions, ln March, they were on their way to Wilson determined to prove they were the best team in the East. And they did just that. Both Henderson Vance and Cary teil victim to the Lady Trojans as they won the Eastern Regionals. SeBrina Mur- ray, Lisa Campbell, and Christina Taylor, who was also voted MVP. were named to the allwtournament team. A week later they met North Mecklenburg at Eton Col- lege to determine who would be state champs. Their quest ended with a 61-54 lossy however, they were proud to be number two in the state and finish the season 26-6. Much of their success can be attributed to their veteran coach, Tom lackson, who year atter year proves he has the ability to produce champions. During the season, Coach lackson won his 400th career game and was voted N.C, Girls Basketball Coach ot the Year. Hts expertise come bined with the determination of the girls added up to great success. Coach lackson summed up the season this way, The girls have worked very hard and have shown a lot ot determina- tion to get to the top. With three starters returning and good bench strength, we should have another very good year in The Lady Trojans - a winning tradition! l72 Sports