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Youthful Buffs Youth was the name of the game for Smoky Hill's Boys Basketball program. The varsity squad had only one senior starter and five seniors coming off the bench. The programs at the lower grade levels built the foundation for future varsity success for the Buffs. Mr. Anderson's jayvee team had a successful season as Frank Alvarez, Tony Kirby and Scott Hudson worked on their team leadership in preparation for next year's competitive varsity season. Coaches Brookhart, Roth and Jensen worked at developing skills at the sophomore and freshmen levels, as these teams practice the same strategies and defensive alignments as the varsity. With this fine coaching, the adjustment to the varsity level is not such a great shock. Each team worked hard throughout the season to maintain Smoky Hill's fine basketball reputation. VARSITY - ROW ONE: April Munger lmanageri, Frank Sandro, Kirk Cavarra, Al Smith, Joe Sandro, Andy Wiggins, Steffanie Volz. ROW TWO: Karla Cornish, Kamilla Shea, Barb Broen, Mike Patten, Tony Jackson, Coach Larry Anderson, John Anderson, Chris Miller. ROW THREE: Coach Al Roth, Donni James, Nelson Ball, Rob Osborn, Doug Doolen, Coach Dick Cozza, Ben Miller, Robert Chirico, Trainer Mark Morrissey, Coach Mike Brookhart, Coach Skip Jensen. Not Pictured: Sue Brunhuber. JUNIOR VARSITY - ROW ONE: Jim Coronell, Scott Hudson, ROW TWO: Craig Sata, Tony Kirby, Jeff Cole, John Anderson, Coach Larry Anderson, Tony Jackson, Frank Alvarez, Chaz Blizzard, Chip Marks, Not Pictured: Don Ashley, John McManus, Trevor Peck. SOPHOMORES - ROW ONE: Debi Mullins. ROW TWO: Doug Baloun, Rob Johnson, Eril Ames, John Quincy, Marty Wescott, Bryan Gosha, D. J. Layson. ROW THREE: Jennie Lewis, Todd Grosby, Joe Monroe, Rob Shelden, Al Roth, Ryan Cloyd, Rick Wilson, Chris Leisge, Kari Halstrum. Not Pictured: Gunnar Jensen, Julie Lizak. FRESHMEN - ROW ONE: Darrel Crucker, Tyrone Hammond, Robert Henderson. ROW TWO: Matt Leddy, J. D. Klein, Todd Dusenberry, Tim Markham, Kevin Rowe, Ian Lindsey, Tim Farris. ROW THREE: Kevin Lowe, Scott Hays, Bruce Kiefer, Kevin Roberts, Ken Hardesty, Carson Smith, Jerry Valdez, Brent Wickham, Brent Wescott, Ray Decker. ROW FOUR: Coach Mike Brookhart, Kari Zempel, Coach Jensen, 204 Boys Basketball
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W' Luau- 'r-vw-5,-1-W.. ,.. 'Za Wi? f- I . . Ben Miller attempts to dribble inside as Doug Doolen sets up a block. Doug Doolen puts up a shot in an attempt to take back the lead from Montbello in the first round of district playoffs. Frank Sandro makes good use of his playing time on the court as he passes to a teammate. Dick Cozza, the head coach of the charging Buffs, was mainly responsible for leading his young team to the district playoffs. Boys Basketball 203
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