Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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K. Krause K, Krause fl Cary Lewis goes up for one of his countless rebounds. Lewis glances at the score. K. Krause K. Krause Ns x i 61 Ng., f it A victory over Santa Rita sets the team on fire, K. Krause his face shows john Cwozdz knows who'll come up with the K. Krause watches in awe as senior Cary Lewis puts up another perfect Chris Keefer hopes for two. i SHUUT PUR TWO VARSITY BASKETBALL 69

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1981 Cagers best in city Once again Sahuaro has fielded another fine basketball team. This group has kept up with our great basketball tradition. It was exemplified through the team's unity, enthusiasm, and also by the close following of the Cougar fans. Coach McConnell's expectations were met in that he felt that he had been associated with one of the most outstanding groups of young men with great attitudes and an enormous amount of intensity. The goal of the team was to go to the state tournament. With starters like Gary Lewis, David Haskins, Andre Lewis, Chris Keefer, John Gwozdz, and Brian Peab0dY this soal Senior, john Campagne, fakes out an F was not beyond their reach. After the disqualification of Pueblo, the Cougars took first place in the annual Christmas tournament. Coach McConnell felt that much of the success of the team was credited to their extremely hard work during the off-season which resulted in a truly fine team. The 1981 Cougars did themselves proud. 68 SPORTS B. Kre VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row: Staci Mendoza, Kendall Greenberg, Annette Mejia. Row 2: Cwozdz, Tom O'Neil, Cary Lewis, john Campagne, Brian Peabody. Row 3: Coach Mc Connell I Newton, jay Bell, jim Elliot, Nick Muller, Chris Keefer, Andre Lewis, David Haskin, Ed 1 Chris Reeves, George Bird, Coach Dick Ken Krause Ken I' E1 4 opponent. ' Ken Krause Q WM wmv' Newcomer, David Haskin, dropi another t john Cwozdz skillfully dribbles down the court.

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Freshmen show skill This years freshmen team is one of the best teams Sahuaro has ever had if not the best, said Coach Rick McConnell. The frosh practiced an average of thirteen hours a week, displaying their skill on the court throughout the season. The starters for the freshmen were: Rodney Peete, Tom Shrader, Darryl Rice, Craig Reeves, jim McMahon. The I.V. team had 13 members. The team was loaded with quick players, good shooting ability and a lot of skill. The starters for I.V. were Louis Schuette, Sheldon Thomas, Mike Slawson, Tim Clawson, Prank Gacon and Bo Jordan. According to Coach Crawford, Even though the J.V. had early season losses the team showed the ability to increase their intensity of play to do whatever they needed to do to win. A typical practice for each team consisted of shooting drills, fast break drills, rebounding, ball handling, scrimages and full court man to man pressure. 70 SPORTS B Kruez 1 , s r L- C rst,,, CC C ,,,, C 5 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Manager Kendall Greenburg, David Sayles, Jim McMahon, Mark Fleischmann, Darryl Rice, Wil Voogd, Rodney Peete, Coach Rick McConnell, Eric Aurand, Tom Shrader, Craig Reeves, Jon Clawson, How S. Bowers ard Hunter, Duane Otte, Ron Claycomb. B Krue Louis Schuette prepares for a free throw. Rodney Peete soars over defenders to score.