Blue Ridge High School - Cresta Azul Yearbook (Lakeside, AZ)

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Jackets down Payson twice By Dee Dee Donaldson Some highlights of the season were winning the season opener against Payson 62-61 in overtime, and a comeback victory against Chinle in the Holbrook Tournament. The Jackets' morale and spirit were high this year. Even though it was a long season and victories were few, those who stuck it out and put forth a tremendous effort to win should be proud. Pride is an attitude which motivates man to become the best he is capable of becoming. When you've done your best, it seems to me that's not too far from victory, reflected Coach Barry Nelson. The most valuable players were Ed Roten and Brad Willmott. The most improved was Mike Savage, according to Coach Nelson. 'Q se, .12 .J L BOYS UBRSITY HSKETBBLL 63

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Frosh, J .V. teams make a comeback By Laura Larson The Junior Varsity boys basket- ball team had its ups and downs. Unfortunately there were more downs than ups. They walked away from their first game with a loss but came back the next night with a 57-48 victory against Payson. As the season went on, it was ob- vious they had improved, but the scores didn't always reflect the ef- fort the team put out. They ended up with a 2-15 record. Coach Stan Thompson stated, the greatest m l 3 moments were in seeing the team hustle in spite of difficulties and play their hearts out in most cases and situations? The Freshman boys basketball team also had their work cut out for the season with a 30 point loss to Payson. That didn't stop their spirits though, as they came back the next night and beat them. They struggled hard throughout the season, ending up with a 3-16 record. The most valuable players named by Coach Barry Nelson were Rick Bills and David Brevik. 4 FRESHMBN BASKETBALL 65