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

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FINAL STATS VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL 12 wins 11 losses four score firstl Carlin 50-31 Owyhee 40-38 Manogue 44-33 Lovelock 56-41 Elko 31-81 Yerington 25-48 Carlin 36-40 Hawthorne 37-44 Lowry 19-45 Whittell 46-42 Carlin 51-18 Dayton Owyhee 38-58 Carlin Carlin 53-35 QQ Lovelock 40-35 Dayton 51-47 Yerington 45-59 Owyhee 37-35 Hawthorne 39-38 Yerington 32-43 Whittell 41-42 Sge Dayton 40-42 Virgin Valley 39-37 Yerington 29-54 4A,.. -5 i l I A XY 9 of .ss-, .QA M is We gf E is L - GRAB IT QUICK! Teri Price MW-.., and Stephanie Rogers try to block the Owyhee pass. I HAD IT FIRST! Shauna Mclntosh, Terry Brown, Michelle Pellini, and Tammy Andreozzi even get down on their hands and knees for the ball. PERFECT FORM: Tammy Andreozzi and Jayone Narvaiza Block the pass during the state game against Virgin Valley. lbb olrls 0 O00 O

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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.

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GAINING EXPERIENCE AND EXPOSURE to fl Q , . l XLT, is fs' xii. - ,V x M, .lt ,Z af osx ' X3 fir J N DMM? wx f' lubil .EJTYW X N-1 The freshman basketball team was full of surprises. They had the good fortune to have two sophomores leading the team with experience and expertise. The team was com- posed of guys who were willing to fight to the end and never give up. They had the ability and fire to give every team some good competition. Every win stood for an accomplished goal, or helped them set a new one. Win or lose, the Longhorn freshmen left their mark. They proved to be a great asset to our basektball pro- gram. Coach Pruett commented, They exceeded our expectations. For a first year basketball team, they proved tough enough to make a name for themselves and that they could have a good time while playing. SMOOTH MOVE! Richard Ripley stops his shot as Danny Ramos shows a fancy move during warm ups. HURRY DAVID! Eric Mclntosh advances the ball down court as Richard Ripley hurries for position. lT'S MINE! Bryan Sparks grabs the rebound. Sheldon Thom- no O O O O as tries to help.