Bishop David High School - Crosier Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Coach Young heads JV basketball team 1 he JV basketball team was willing and ready to go when the season opened in late fall. Yet, the team fell short of its own expectations and those of their coach, Mr. Bill Young, who was in his first year as coach of the JV team. The JVs ended the season with a 416 record. The highlights of the year included beating Shawnee, 53-45; Beth Haven, 50- 31; and Western, 45-43. Also, the trip to Edmonson County was topped off by a 47- 40 victory. Getting this shot off against two defenders, Jamie Lampkin scores 2 points in the game against Doss. Bill Toomey and Gary Conder go up for a loose bail against a group of Butler Bears. JV Basketball Team- 1st Row: John Wiilett, Steve Miller, Jamie Lampkin, David Chavous, Mark Kaelin. 2nd Row: Coach Bill Young, Jeff Buehner, Paul Ohimann, Kevin Oliva, Bill Toomey, David Popham Mark Renfro, Mike Sodini, Curtis Sears, Kevin Ded dens, Gary Conder, Steve Lambert. 58 JV Basketball

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Third time is not a charm In the 22nd district playoff game against Western, the saying, Third time ' s a charm, did not hold true for the team as they suffered a 73-61 setback with Rick Curtis and Jay Sodini finishing the season with super games, scoring 22 and 14 respectively. Jay Sodini was later named to the All- 6th Region ' s Second team. ® lijS t m Reserve forward. Ken Vittitow, slips in for two be- tween Trinity ' s Steve Estes (54) and Dinky Horstman (44). Trinity won, however, 73-65. Up for an easy layup against the Warriors ' Mark Lin- ton is Joe Roberts. Joe led the team with 27 points as BD escaped, 73-72. Varsity Basketball 57

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Frosh post powerful winning season FRESh 4MAN BASKETBALL RESULTS Won 15 Lost 3 BD 32 St.X 30 BD 39 J. T. Alton 44 BD 52 Beth Haven 23 BD 49 Valley 47 BD 40 Ninth 17 BD 44 DeSales 34 BD 24 Trinity 32 BD 37 Seneca 34 BD 33 Western 27 BD 51 Beth Haven 24 BD 46 Westport 24 BD 52 Ninth 0 17 BD 34 PRP 27 BD 59 DeSales 43 BD 37 St.X 39 BD 39 Providence 17 BD 46 Trinity 38 BD 52 PRP 37 Slipping by a Beth Haven player. Chris Manning goes up for 2 points as Danny Bickel moves in for a possible rebound. 1 he freshman basketballers started off with rival, St. X. And a tough one it was, the Frosh winning it in overtime, 32-30. Travel- ing away and playing J.T. Alton, the Frosh had to battle more than the team and wound up losing, 44-39. They then won their next 4 games before losing to Trinity, 32-24. Next game a double overtime vic- tory over Seneca which started another winning streak, 7 in a row. St. X stopped the streak with a 39-37 win over the Frosh. The Falcons went on to beat Providence, Trinity and PRP to finish the season with a 15-3 record. The win over Trinity was the only loss the Shamrocks had all year. Mentioned as standouts on this year ' s freshman team were: Scott Walters, Eddie Stone, Chuck Darst, and Paul Calhoun. ( Freshman Basketball B-Birds — 1st Row: Joe Schoenbaechler, Mike Bell, Todd Richardson, Mark Manning. 2nd Row: Kevin Wesbecker. L rry Mazzoni, Mike Leake. Mark Heuser. Freshman Basketball Team— 1st Row: Danny Bickel, Tony Hogan. Scott Walters. Danny Brown, Chris Manning. 2nd Row: Kevin Wesbecker, Ed- die Stone. Paul Calhoun, Ray Bauer, Chuck Darst, Reynard Zellers. and Coach Mike Moll. Frosh Basketball 59