Skyline High School - Wingspread Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

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Valley. Gary Kloster eyes the ball and plays good defense early in the season. wa.. awww Gary KIOSKCI' is introduced during the pre-game ceremony against Thompson ,W , ,,.4w Names And Numbers Varsity: Top Row: Tim Brunelle, Shawn Young, jerry Cross, Troy Hervey, Doug Shumway, Kim Schoen, Grant King, Gary Kloster, Basil Mays, Steve Rademacherg Bottom Row: Bob Morse, Kevin Whitman, Scott Alex- ander, Mark McIntyre, Coach Mike Flynn, Coach Terry Fett, Tom Eckert, Bob Alford, Mike Robinson, and Kevin Graham. Boys ' Basketball ' l N Vanity N K be M Bmomield 78-57 .Poudns f 66-44 mmf . it rx-so seerung as-64, Longmont 51-59' Fort Morgan JJ-48 Gmeley Cenrml A 11-25- Tlmmpsany Valley ' Loveland sus X X X In the seven years I 've coached in this X V conference, the teams have never been so ' , ' ,, ' Q balanced, said Coach Flynn. Boys ' Basketball 51

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Varsity Nets .500 Skyline varsity basketball team led by Coach Mike Flynn made up for a lack of height by their consistency and ball con- trol. Coach Flynn stated that, In the seven years I've coached in this conference, the teams have never been so balanced. There are no weak sisters, which means you must win on the road. The senior leadership on this year's Falcon basketball team was very evident with Gary Kloster, Tim Brunelle and Doug Shumway providing excellent guidance for the underclassmen. Doug Shumway said, This year's team has a lot of talent. If we can put it all together, we can be in contention for the Northern Conference Title and our third State playoff bid in the last four years. The team is right in the thick of the conference race in a year where parity seems to be the ' Tim Brunelle gets encouragement from his teammates before attempting a free throw. 50 Boys' Basketball Kim SCIZOCII goes up for the opening tipoff against Thompson Valley. case. Of the nine teams in the Northern Conference, eight could vie for the Championship. Senior Tim Brunelle commented that, Since there are so many good teams in the Northern Confer- ence, we have to be at our best every time out in order to win. I feel that we have the talent to beat anyone on any given night. Brunelle, Shumway and junior Basil Mays all have plenty of varsity experience, and with Senior Gary Kloster having started at the varsity level since his sophomore year, inexperience cannot be used as an excuse for this years squad. The Falcons started off with a couple of impressive wins in non-conference play over Broom- field and Poudre, then started their conference play with three straight losses, this got them off to a slow start and put them in the cellar of the Northern Conference.

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,wi Kevin Graham and Mike Robinson listen intently at a varsity practice. l11. Brian Woodward executes a hook shoot in front of Martin Togher. MW' K , , Names And Num bers c 'v . f i ','N', XXJX ,X X 'XNN A X ' 1 X ,X X J X 1 Basketb I rirr 9 - . w X l aatteaat l X or f r - i r ,5 Xf,N X i , ' X'x' 'M SMIW X l niXr X 1 i 5454 ,?59'X'5 'f.Q X A fi 55-57 3 ,X X !'N' ' K. Terry Feff, junior varsity boys' XX l X ei 'rr' X,NN Xbasiretbnll coach. l I ' hX ' , X ' Junior Varsity: T0p Row: justin Greg Land, Brian Woodward Alan Nuss, ,XAX !,!! X X X X XX ' W ,X XXX X X Hinkle, Martin Togher, Robert Sanders, Bill Zulauli Mike Tart, Brian Adams, and 'Ng'j'511W l'l' f'X 'ff' 'X'l ' W' ' Coach Stephens, Mitch Rosebrough, Brian Hogan. if f I X Chris Wilson, Eric Fox: Bottom Row: 52 Boys ' Basketball