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

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Q2 Extra effort. Robert Records shoots over a South View player as William Walton positions himself for a rebound, War Zone. Reggie Richardson gets into the bat- tle for the rebound. THEY CAME A LUNG WAY lunior varsity basketball play- ers don't receive letters, don't en- gage in post-season play, and usually only have a .handful of spectators at their games. Yetgthe l.V. team worked as hard as any other team. The players loved to play the game: it was as simple as that. The 1985-86 team often en- countered tough times but en- dured with grace. First year head coach, James Lee, remarked, We did pretty well considering the inexperience we were work- ing with. A Leading the Trojans was 6'2 center Robert Records. He be- came an excellent rebounder to add to his scoring serves to be' come the tea.m's MVP. The most memorable game was against Richmond County, when the Raiders' guard hit an outside jumper to win the game in the final seconds of overtime. Many of the Trojans' defeats were in the final seconds of the game. Coach Lee summed up his tearn's efforts by saying, They came a long way from the beginning ot the season. They matured tremen- dously as a ballclubf' l8O Sports

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Pxighafa 'intra O9 TT-HRD TN THE STATE 4 'Q' +Oqp'O Q, Q ,Q 498' fx X 498 sn 99094 6Q9,, 99 if ,Q ' e 9 S 4,kSg7Q!kfQfa3 ' 4' Y Q. 'O K X xxxxx X Shoot the halt! Takedown! Coach Stark's familiar yell fills the lunchroom that doubles each afternoon as a wrestling practice area. Under first year coach Billy Starks, the '85-'86 wrestling team was a tough, scrappy squad. With an overall record ot l'4-5 in the most ditticult conference in the state, the mat men created con- cern whenever they wrestled. They finished the regular season in a tie for third lace in the confer- ence, and then went onto win the Sectional Championship. They took third place in both the East- ern Reqionals and the State Meet. Ricky Strasubaugh led the indi- vidual winners claiming the State Championship in his weight class. Others placing in the state finals were Shawn Minnich who was 4th, Terrence Smith 5th, lames McLeod 6th, and Derrick Allen Qth. Coach Starks has inspired this years team to carry on the win- ning tradition so common to Tro- jan sports. Ready to spring into action, Derrick Allen waits tor the referees whistle to begin the match. A Cape Fear wrestler qrirnaces with pain as Terrence Smith sets up the pin. l 82 Sports