Brawley High School - La Ocotilla Yearbook (Brawley, CA)

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Before getting blocked, Henry Rodriguez takes an outside shot. . . . nd Frosh Kept It Going The Freshmen Basketball Team The Freshmen team season record saw only two wins. lt was a rough and tough fight but the boys never lost their faith and spirit. Six of their sev- enteen Iosses came in the last few min- utes of the game. There was one over- time in their loss to Calexico. Coach McNaughton stated that the high point man for the season. Kevin O'Brien scored half of the team's total points with an outstanding record of 356 points. The Freshmen Basketball Team, left to right. front row: Henry Rodriguez. Conrad Barrera. Back row: JR, Martinez, Amado Leon. Kevin O'Brien. Coach Hal McNaughton, Robert Lorenzana. Angel Arias, and Danny Sanchez. 149

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Y Johnny Corneio as he goes up for a lay-up 0 0 The J V. Team, left to right. front row: David Grijalva, Tony Garrison. Johnny Cornejo. Eddie Culebro, Randy Carpio: Back row Sergio Sagasta, Michael Burch, Church Perez, Jason Jongeward. Greg Sandoval, Coach Jim Rose, Charles Thomas. Steve O O e Medina, Carlos Hernandez. Marco Hernandez, and Javier Aguirre N f X xl Junior Varsity Basketball The JV team was a young team made up of mostly Sophomores Coach Jim Rose said the boys were willing to play and learn and more importantly worked together to try to pull the team on to victory. The boys experienced few wins but through it all stuck to- gether and are now looking forward to a second year of JV play. The outside shooting game was strong and this will make an important differ- ence in next year's season. X N . The flying form of Jason Jongeward as he tries for an outside shot.

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Ladycats Varsity Basketball Ladycats Varsity Basketball Coach Fred Deihl is not a rookie to basketball but it was his first year to coach at B.U.H.S. Under his expert coaching, the Ladycats enjoyed a success- ful season of near balanced wins and losses. The team traveled to tournaments in Las Vegas, San Diego and El Centro. They took first place in two and came out second in the El Centro Tourna- ment. The season had its highs and lows, but the girls' spirit and determination never swayed! Pictured at right is the l987 Basketball Team, front row, left to right: Niecy Carter, Andrea Per- aza, Charron Gonder, Corina Pizanog Back row: April Willhite, Michelle Cowell, Coach Fred Dielh, Tricia Hopkins, and Tammy VandenBosch ' if , s.ff' .,,.. f, Left: Tricia Hopkins goes up for a rebound. Above middle: The team during a needed time out. Above right Tammy Vandenbosch goes for the jump-shot. Page sponsored by: Charron Gonder dribbles upcourt. 171 O Taping ankles is an important part of the game to Tammy VandenBosch,