Skyline High School - Wingspread Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

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Coach 011011 and sophomore Tara Griffin concentrating on the game. Skyline on the rebound. ' iii 33? NS H3 i M DCC. il 151 pm Q A Names And um bers M Girls ' Baslretb I1 ' cmuurm 64-44 'Niwot 45-34 A Sterling 42-58 bg ' Longmont 4849 ,iff Eur! Morgan ' 38-42 Greeley Central 48-33 if Thompson Valley 56-60 N Nm: ans-4 ' Greeley Welt 53-48 Gin 5 X xg-N S Our philosophy is to learn about life throqgh Row one, Cheryl Versch, Nanerre Rasmussen, ' X bllklthlllr by lfllminl from our B1flf8fE8.', Couch Lorri Gomez, Amy jennett, Shelly Holm, Tara PYODICD- Griffin, Row two: Coach Orton, Holly Searfoss, April Sacha, jane Casal, jimmija Martin, Christine ' Bohling, Coach McLean, Coach Frenzen, Row three: Michelle Rominger, Theresa Mr.-Kinney, Debbie Vollmer, Shannon Martin, Tracey Leanardi, Chris Tillotson, Row four: Karen Mooney, Holly Femrite, Kiln Minelli, Wendy Semaur, Nicole Haddad, Theresa Zimmerman, Shelly Willis. 54 Girls Basketball

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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

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Team Efforts are Important fre,-1-:fe NM: ' i . fx K 'Mx S 1 ws,-its ...,.t , ., k A M mhm NP X .-2 to tg sk XX u- gms- ! . 5 Yew vw i it M, ,, I Q mae , , Q N. This year has been a lot of fun, said Coach Malcolm Orton of the girls' basketball team. It's rare that you can get a group of girls who are so close. Although Coach Don Frenzen felt the team had a long way to go, Coach McLean felt that his team had im- proved IOOWJ since the beginning of the season, both mentally and physically. Coach Orton said, They're on their way to excellence. The coaches mentioned that they liked to maintain a friendly atmosphere with the team members, yet remain firm and supportive. They tried to get the girls to play the best game possible by building up' potential. The coaches were a lot of fung they knew just when to push you and when to let you have fun, said Jimmi Jo Martin. The players sold candy bars as fundraisers to help pay for new uniforms. Overall the season has been a lot of fun. It's hard work, but we'Ve had more good times than anything, added Shelly Willis. Theresa McKinney and Jane Casal anticipate the moves of an oncoming offender. if 'W' Q' f' WWA' Cheryl Versch, Nanette Rasmussen Letter winners, Cheryl Versch, Na- s H E M K ' fr...-f and Jimmi Jo Martin in position and nette Rasmussen, Amy Jennett, Jimmi N W.,j ' . ready. Jo Martin, Shannon Martin, and Michelle Rominger. Girls' Basketball 55