Watchung Hills Regional High School - Lenape Yearbook (Warren, NJ)

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YOU MAY AS WELL iiJUMPii . 146 1 Girls, Varsity Basketball Although the 1984-85 Girlsi Varsity Basketball Team ended the season with a 6-14 record, those who watched the girls in action know they had a strong team. uIn probably the toughest girlsi basketball conference in the state, our girls gained a great deal of valuable exJ perience and should do well next year, ,1 stated Coach Morris Kaye. Best Defensive Player was Jacquie Haskell. Senior Laura Horincewich was award- ed Best Offensive Player and Most Valuable Player. In a memorable game against Piscataway, Horincewich scored 35 points and made 8 steals. Watchung Hills can look for- ward to another strong team next season with 8 returning varsity letter winners. LEFT: 1984-85 Girls, Varsity Basketball Team BOTTOM LEFT: Jacquie Haskell BOTTOM RIGHT: Laura Horincewich OPPOSITE PAGE- TOP RIGHT: Shel- ly Gottfrid BOTTOM LEFT: Nancy LaPorta BOTTOM MIDDLE: Debbie Goodrich BOTTOM RIGHT: Maria Wellbrock

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The Girlsw Junior Varsity Basketball Team posted an 8-11 record for the 1984-85 season. The former Girlsw Freshman coach, Glen Allison, led the Lady Warriors to a strong and successful season. Sophomore Adriane Budavari was awarded Most Improved Player. Sophomore Kelley McMahon was awarded Best Defensive Player. The Most Valuable Player was Sophomore Jennifer Schwartz. The Coaches Award was presented to Sophomore Donna Flaig. Coach Allison was very proud of the girls this year and is looking forward to another outstanding season. RIGHT: The 1984-85 J.V. Girlsw Basket- ball Team BELOW: Donna Flaig BELOW RIGHT: Jennifer Schwartz BOTTOM LEFT: Gina Iachio BOTTOM CENTER: Kelley McMahon BOTTOM RIGHT: Varsity member Debbie Goodrich We Donwt Think It . . .