Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

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JUNIOR HIGH TEAM: Front row: J.Cox, S.Baker, T.Tierney, J.Combs. Row 2: S.Tierney, S.Wikle, T.Schwierjohann, J.Haley, S.Carver. Back row: D.Swope, B.Auteri, Coach Wendell, A.Hyder, S.Maher. 38 40 57 Scott t 55 60 56 yi!! Freshmen End Season Strongg Junior High Learns Sound Basketball Fundamentals With key player Steve Crittenden having been moved up to the reserve team just prior to the opening of the season, the freshman basketball team stumbled through an up and down year. After losing the first seven games of the campaign, the freshman Tigers showed marked improvement. Regular season ending wins over Beechwood and Walton-Verona sent the Tigers into the regional tournament with confidence. Riding high after these victories, Bellevue avenged an earlier loss by upsetting FLA. Jones 37-29 in the first round. A tough Conner squad then eliminated the hopeful Tigers from the tournament. Under the tutelage of Coach Ken Wendell, the junior high basketball team learned the basic principles of sound team basketball as they fought to a 6-9 record. Thrilling wins over conference foes Dayton, Beechwood, and Walton-Verona highlighted the short season. Middle, left: Getting his players Psyched up, junior high coach Ken Wendell readies his charges for action. 0 Steve Carver shows a perfect follow-through on this jump shot. Sports!Junior High Basketball 83

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