Big Sky High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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3,lt,'t5Ea.3eZZ'g2H'3'.3l5?iZI l?5iS3Zi.'ee nQS Struggling Lady Eagles d1SC0vfff ,A-1 .. .csvivf l iGSKp here's no tuming back Foiled in bid for third state tourney f- 4-L 8 ...E-.. T --is, a X , .gf .M- su gs. 1 'ag This years Eagle squad still set several new records in 1984. Senior Kan'y Schmidt set a new single game freethrow mark of 73 percent. Senior Cyndi Moyer pulled down a school record 19 re- bounds. Senior Lisa Tade fell one short of ty- ing the record of 11 assists. The team set a single game freethrow mark at 80 percent and tied the season mark of 58 percent. Alsaker and Moyer shared MVP honors. Alsaker scored 238 points on the season and was selected first team all-conference and se- cond team all-state. Moyer scored 249 points and was selected second team all-conference. Most players said the season was rewarding. It was really fun to play and we had a good time together, said Jenny Holf, who played on both varsity and junior varsity. The Junior Varsity team under new coach Dick Dunn managed a 7-ll mark. Dunn praised the girls by saying, They never gave up and always gave their best. Sometimes they were outrnanned but the girls did the best they could with the material they had. Sophomore Paige Tingley played both J .V. and Varsity. She said, It was a really neat ex- perience, but it was hard to play with Varsity at first because they're so much better. Big Sky's sophomore team ended the season with a 10-8 record. They also sported a young team with four freshmen. Lisa Richardson was one of the freshman who moved up. She said. T he sophomores were really fun to play with and I learned a lot because we had a really good coach. The girls on the freshman team also learn- ed a lot from the older players. Tina Rodgers said she found playing basketball in high school a lot different from grade school. You learn a lot more and have opportunities to play more people. IN MID-DRIBBLE-Senior Karry Schmidt moves 'toward the basket among a crowd including fellow seniors Cyndi Moyer and Darla Sommers. The Eagles lost to Kalispell 66-75. Girl 's Basketball-1 1 7 L BAL ET IRL'S BASK , G