Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

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,, .W -'aff After the shot by Ludlow, the Tiger defense sets up for a possible rebound. Missy Loerich receives the inbound pass during the Ludlow game. On the fast break, Darla White charges past Dayton's defense. Point guard, Karen Biggs, looks for an open teammate. Michelle Stanfield moves toward the basket as she passes to Maria Hall. 9, GIRLS FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM: First: M. Loerich, C. Wiedemann, K. Biggs, li Hall, E. Maher, C. Thomas, C. Held, T. Murphy, Second: Coach Hutton, M. Stanfield, S. Shoc ney, S. Stanfield, T. Cooper, S. Browning, D. White, CMgr.J L. Brook. B. Walker, S. Rafferty, iMgr.J S. Bowmang fNot Show ,..- L H A I ,.,, . H ifii 'Q , I , fe fgafcfga- ..--fi - f, , .1 ,f - f - ff.: - f 4 - if . e 72 0 Girls Freshmen Basketball ,JM FRESHMEN SCORES BHS OPP I 18 Beechwood 7 f 13 Conner 43 Ludlow 44 1 12 Holmes 48 1 22 Highlands 33 1 23 Southgate 15 . Walton 31 A 23 R.A. Jones 24 2, 22 Beechwood 12 10 Dayton 25 15 Conner 39 16 South Middle School 24 11 Ludlow 46 yi 23 Southgate 11 ,ff 15 Dayton 29 Ockerman Jr. High 45 PLAY-OFFS Ockerman Jr. High we : BW

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Leadership Pays Off The 1982-83 Boys Varsity team got off to a slow start when they lost their first four games, but this streak was ended when they upset Conner, 83-64. From then on the season was uphill for the Tigers who won their next 9 out of 10 regular season games. In the first round of the District Tournament the Tigers fought hard to bypass their arch- rivals, the Dayton Greendevils. This victory led them to the second round where they were defeated by Newport Catholic and became the 35th District runners-up. From here it was on to the Regional Tournament where the Tigers suffered a heartbreaking loss to Lloyd. The team finished the season with a commendable record of 14-14. Besides an outstanding team effort, two of the team's seniors, Steve Crittendon and Doug Miller, recieved many honors for their efforts. Steve was named to the All AW Classic Tournament Team, and Doug was chosen for the 9th Region All Tournament Team, as well as being se- lected Famous Star of the Week. Then both Steve and Doug were named En- quirer Player of the Week and elected to the District All Tournament Team and the All Region Team. Under pressure, Steve Crittendon attempts to score two points. The team gets fired up before the start of the game. 74 ' Boys Varsity Basketball Ft ,.., f 3 H' z , Ffa! 2 ff.. - fi sirr rrrr he 5- 14' if T 'f r - f ' .. .1 ,, W., ' 18 ' t fi ' y ' 2 'X J imma, Q - .,,, 1 ' 7 M V V y . L A 7 Q 7? , 4' 7 1 si.i X . , . at ? V 5 f ,V Rr V I , , by vf W , fry ,, ir ELLEN M f 2 f' 4 4 7 . f -. V 4 . . .,,, 1, f i f ' 'aw' 2 ' A , ' E f , ,, , .V af ' V ,fi ' -1 .W Gr., ' .J I . ..' f W , ,H iii Steve Crittendon looks for an outle pass. While the action is one the oppositn end of the court, Don Daniel takes time out to rest. VARSITY SCORES OP OPI 61 Silver Grove 75 72 Clinton County 77 54 Cumberland 8C 62 Dixie 64 83 Conner 64 62 Ludlow 56 71 Grant County 66 61 St. Henry 47 69 Beechwood 5 49 Holy Cross 4 87 Brossart 6 76 Newport 6 61 Highlands 8 65 Dayton 5 77 Dayton 6 67 Campbell County 8 69 Silver Grove 5 45 Walton Verona 6 68 Beechwood 6 , , , , 56 Scott 5 g5hT22coPr:d?tDiJDErii1etlTllg1lsllll3r, fi'-ZTTSZ 1851 521522- 59 Walton Verona 7 SM, 50 Ludlow 6 PLAY-OFFS 62 Holy Cross 7 83 Wolfe County 7 66 Ludlow 6 68 Dayton 6 42 New Cath 5 57 Lloyd 6