Borah High School - Safari Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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VARSITY BASKETBALL SEASON RECORD BORAH OPPONENTS BAKER MOUNTAIN HOME HIGHLAND SKYLINE POCATELLO IDAHO FALLS BAKER MERIDIAN CALDWELL BOISE CAPITAL NAMPA CALDWELL BOISE MINICO Center Randy Lee C343 battles a Mountain Home player for a rebound In early season actlon Llon cagers V16 for top spot 111 conference battle VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT Steve Conner BIII Asbury Dave Hansen Rlch Kaufman Curtis Hams Ernre Thompson BACK Manager Steve Wynn Lloyd Neher Gary Burtch Tum Magnuson Coach Van Ocker Randy Lee Ilo Aman Tum Olson Manager Gary Whlte I 77 57 81 60 51 54 72 63 56 53 55 46 58 41 96 60 68 44 62 ' 70 56 53 48 MOUNTAIN HOME 49 76 52 34 24 ' ' ' . I I

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Blu. CARPENTER LINEBACKER An sac Au ony GARY BUTLER LINEBACKEH JOE LAYTON SAFETY ABOVE After a short garn a Caldwell runnrng back rs corralled by two Lron defenders CLyford 95 Harrus 61 Scrtres 733 BELOW To any team lmrng up agarnst them the 1972 Lron defense presents an awesome srghtCAsbury Scrfres Johnson Hegstrom Bush Carpenter and Lyfordj DWAYNE WOOD CORNERBACK Showrng determrnatlon and a desire to wrn the defensrve unlt was a credrt to the Borah football team ln holding their last four opponents to just frve points a game the defense proved to be one of the most unyreldrng In the conference Leading the defense were standouts Brll Asbury Bull Carpenter Randy Haverfleld and Scott Stohr each one an all SIC selectlon for the season The defense held opponents to only 95 yards a game passrng as Terry Hutt picked off frve passes to lead the Lions Randy Haverfleld and George Perry had four each and John Lowe had three Speclal thanks go to Mr Quentln Howard and Mrs Helen Carruthers for pictures used In the sports section l ' . ' ' . . . ' ' 1 v v - . I v r I 1 1 V . 1 gt, , 1 f k r r r r . 1 .. , , , .

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Senior forward Bill Asbuiy 1443 attempts a pass during the Nampa game. Lloyd Neher C427 puts up a shot ln an 81-60 victory over Mountain Home. The traditional basketball image of the Borah Lions changed drasti- cally in the 1972-73 season. Com- peting for the conference champi- onship, the Lions featured one of the best fast-break combinations in the state, together with strong rebounding. In winning thirteen of their first sixteen games on the season, the Lions averaged over 64 points a game despite being stalled by several opponents. Junior Steve Conner led the cagers in scoring with over sixteen points a game, while senior Tim Magnuson aver- aged thirteen on the year. In several contests during the year, the team's overall depth was very evident. Conner, Magnuson, Terry Hutt, Bill Asbury, Randy Lee, and Ernie Thompson were backed up by some very valuable reserves. Seniors Tim Olson and Gary Burtch, along with juniors Lloyd Neher and llo Aman, pro- vided valuable assistance to the starting team. They helped to round out one of the best teams ever seen at the school. Tim Olson C203 and Tim Magnuson C545 battle for a rebound as Bill Asbury C443 looks on.