Battle Mountain High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Battle Mountain, NV)

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FINAL STATS JV GIRLS BASKETBALL I3 wins 6 losses four score firstl Austin 32-30 Lovelock 43-25 McDermitt 29-5l Yerington 43-45 Elko 20-44 Hawthorne 49 Carlin 46-30 Whittell 33-38 Lowry 46-I9 Dayton Lowry 27-I9 Carlin 44-20 Carlin 46-I9 Owyhee 49-36 Lovelock 40-l 3 Yerington 53-58 Hawthorne 4l-34 Whittell 4 I -23 Dayton 33-28 Owyhee 37-42 HOW BIG WAS THAT BASKETBALL? Maggy Brown watches Karyn Esplin guard the basket. 'x UP FOR GRABS: Pilar - Ramsdell and Cyndy Rogers fight for the rebound as Lin- 'Qfs522'f f1i,-f ,'-- ti . in .,-, . ' --'- -'f-' da Hall xs ready for the pass. ze- yiir i A ., , roii , s 't: ' suis . I , I -.1 rti C rtrr A ' ze:2eezie'.s4 j -317 ,K .2,,+g,iQgf,ss-,viz ff' f? ,7 , I Z' 'T 33, jj?J'f'3fE'QgYYi YW , , ,g:,. ,z:- ., , N,3g V2,i53, . g1,t:,,mg,,n,g,a -fr' -f--ff , 'f,f . mf: -wr -f 1 A' ' ,eigwzn-r7 L:rf,, , mam -ww .- JV GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM-FRONT ROW: Dawn Stotts, manager, Coach John Negro. BACK ROW: Cyndi Love, Jody Shephard, Cyndy Rogers, Maggy Brown, Sydney Oliva, Tonya Dodson, Jennifer Ancho, Linda Hall, Pi- lar Ramsdell, Cammy Elquist, Danielle Robert- son, Karyn Esplin. O fgydll Q J-.1 gn-is bb 8 U K I

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TH NEW Aim or. .. lf-l W NNlNEl 'Eli f'llll l'lllD' EMR :SQ :gg Wq i X :C ti The JV girls' team showed a lot of pride in their team and school by being determined to become number one. They worked together well as a team with the frosh gaining experience by watching and learning from the return- ing teammates. Coach Negro said, l'We had a good season with lots of hard work and deter- mination shown. l enjoyed coaching this bunch. Every game, they psyched each other up to insure victory and success. And success was what they had plenty of. They dominated the court to show ev- eryone the potential and promise they had. Even when they won, they kept working for improvement. They were never satisfied with 'lgood because they wanted to be known as terrific . Fighting all the way to the end, they made their school proud. girl! :- GIVE ME THE BALL. Pilar Ramsdell takes a defensive position while Maggy Brown is ready for the rebound. TOUGH DEFENSE: Cammy Elquist and Tonya Dodson hurry to get into position. 0 0 O O O WAIT FOR ME. Cyndy Rogers runs hard to catch up with Danielle Robertson on her way to the basket. TIGHT ROPE PRACTICE? Cyndy Rogers keeps her balance and signals for the ball. r ,

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PROOF OF ABILITY AND Slcilu. S' IIJNIIJ MF 1 ifsj mf at - f X I L ci This year's girls varsity basketball team was a unique bunch of girls. The team strived hard in practice, deter- mined to accomplish their goals to im- prove and play to their fullest extent. ln practice the girls pushed them- selves I IOCKQ to improve their skills so they could win all their games. Sprained ankles, jammed fingers, and hurt feel- ings came with the hard work but it all paid off. Road trips were rough with undecided refs and McDonalds' McDLT's after the exaspirating games, but it was always fun and it made for a lot of memories. Inspirations and prayer played a main part in preparing for the entire team. The team ended the season 2nd in state with big smiles and satisfied goals. They were a great team with a lot of teamwork that showed while playing on the court. 46 olrls ubb -m............,,t. .,. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM- Coach Harvey Estes, Stephanie Rogers, Sherry Burris, Shauna Mclntosh, Michelle Jaramillo, Angel Penola, Aci Carr, Michelle Pellini, Tammy Andreozzi, Terry Brown, Elaine Fuller, Teri Price, Jayone Narvaiza, Jenni Stallard, manager. I CAN DO IT: Michelle Pellini makes her drive to the OVERTIME: Aci Carr pushes it an extra six inches at the GOT THE TOUCH: The girls move the ball trying to make the play against Yerington during the State championship basket. tip-off for overtime at Zone. game.