Skyline High School - Wingspread Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

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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

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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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J ayVees Improve A lack of height forced the J.V. basketball team to resort to quickness and agility to produce an average season. The team had its up's and down's during the duration of the season and could not come up with the big wins when needed. Coach Terry Fett stated, We seemed to be in every game, but did not play consistently well to be the winner every time. Our greatest asset was most definite- ly our overall quickness because we lack in height against most opponents. Although the height wasn't there, the quickness did carry the team through the season and showed great poten- tial for future varsity teams. Sophomore Kevin Graham commented, The j.V. basketball season has been a great learning experience for myself and hopefully it has been the same for my teammates, so that way we can have an excellent varsity team in the future. Jerry Cross, Scott Scheppers ,and Kevin Graham all received minimum playing time on varsity which helped the j.V. team come up with some experience and leader- ship. This year's sophomore team started off with a loss to Broomfield and then came on strong to win several conference games. The team was well rounded with height and quick- ness which helped bring on several wins throughout the season. Players such as Bill Zulauf and Martin Togher added the touch needed when it came to the extra inches to produce a win. Coach Bill Stephens added, This is the best sophomore team Skyline has ever had, They worked hard and put things together well. ,W v wk practice. Coach Bill Stephens leads a soph- omore practice. Brian Hogan goes for a layup during Boys ' Basketball 53