Bennett High School - Bomber Yearbook (Bennett, IA)

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Girls Varsity Basketball C Q The Bomberettes ended their season with a record of 20-6. They were sec- ond place in conference play. High- lights of the season were tournament games, as they brought home the sec- ond place plaque for Sectional Run- ners-up. The Bomberettes continued to win in District, by defeating L8LM, WACO and finally West Branch 67-65, who beat them by 21 points earlier in the season. This win gave them the Dis- trict Championship and they then ad- vanced to Regional play where they were defeated by Bettendorf. Coach Bill Huckstadt received his 400th career win during the season. Four girls were selected to the All- Conference teams: Sandy Hawkinsf lst team guard, Sally Weih-2nd team forward, Suzy Weih and Renee Schneid- er, guard and forward respectively, each made third team. Sandy Hawkins was also named to 4th team All-State and Honorable Mention in the Iowa Daily Press Team. Team members voted Sally Weih- Most Valuable Forward, Sandy Hawkins -Most Valuable Guard, Most Valuable Player and Hardest Worker in Prac- tice and finally, Renee Schneiderw Most Improved Player. Row l4Jan Hoffmann, Colleen Rekemeyer, Suzy Weih, Sandy Hawkins, Sally Weih, Shelly Mumm, Renee Schneider, Deb Hamann. Row 2-Barb Donald- manager, Keri Timmermanfmanager, JoDee Meyer, Jeanne Hambright, Tina Keppy, Virginia Hawkins, Jolene Keppy, Shelly Lenschowfmanager, Rita Rot tinghausfchaperone, Bill Huckstadtfcoach. tu ,gf f'f7w.L.. ,- Left to right-Renee Schneider, third team All-Conference ForwardfSally Weih, second team All-Con ference For- ward--Sandy Hawkins, first team All- Conference Guard, Suzy Weih, third team All-Con ference Guard.

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JV Girls Basketball Bennett's JV Bomberettes ended their basketball season with a 10-2 record and an offensive average of 44.9 points and a defensive average of 32.8 points. Coach Bill Huckstadt commented that the teams greatest improvement was in the defense. He added that the key to their success was the defen- sive leadership and their ability to hold the team together. The JV squad chose Virginia Hawkins-Most Valuable Guard, Kris Siebel-Most Valuable Forward, Virginia Hawkins- Most Valuable Player, and Tracy Weih-Most Improved Player and Hardest Worker in Practice. Row l-Deanna Hillyer, Tracy Weih, Tammy Martin, Trish Hamann, Kris Siebel, Virginia Hawkins, Jolene Keppy. Row 2-Charlene Paper-chaperone, Barb Donald manager, Annette Willows, Deidre Krug, Tammy Brus, Tammy Willows, Ann Ridnour, Keri Timmerman-manager, Bill Huckstadt-coach. l iSZQk3iQ'rxi7:3'i:ik. I ilrr Pfwfllfe ,- Vi r-'srfie-half, .ae-W