Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

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BASKETBALL Regular Season We TheY 40 St. Anthony 15 18 Holmes 38 46 Walton 16 25 FLA. Jones 7 81 8 33 18 FLA. Jones 9 29 16 Conner 7 8 8 14 26 Conner 9 33 37 Simon Kenton 28 40 Ockerman 53 20 Cline 7 81 8 18 23 Twenhoiel 36 29 Highlands 33 20 Conner 9 36 17 Lloyd 23 24 Notre Dame 14 42 Beechwood 17 20 Cline 7 81 8 22 26 Lloyd 25 51 Ludlow 11 Tournament 48 Notre Dame 16 22 Conner 40 Spirit, Determination Spark Lady Tigers Improving on last year's record and reaching the second round of the district tournament were only two of the achievements of the girls' junior highffreshman basketball team. Experienced players, such as Carolyn Wiedemann, Karen Wartman, and Denise Grim, led the team to many exciting victories during their 9-10 regular season. Special recognition went to Carolyn Wiedemann as she was named to the freshman All-Tournament Team. Top, right: Covering their men, the Tiger defenders deny an inbounds pass. 0 Anticipating the re1eree's toss, Diane Baker gets set to tip the ball to her teammates. 76 0 Sports!GirI's Basketball