Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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Right: WI'l'll EASY GRACE, Kathy Sewell shoots an uncontested lay-up, Below: SOPIIOMORIZ l3lfSlRlili CIIENEY sets up an out of bounds play. SCOREBOARD We Opponent Nampa Borah Meridian Boise Caldwell Mtn. Home Boise Meridian QQ The team was really fun and we had the desire to work together ro win. -Lisa Clark I X Y lll Girls' Sophomore and .l.V. liaskethall 'los Q J ll Y. j 1' 2 i li 1 i, if bln! I: - L F A The Memhers ofthe Girls' Sophomore liaslxetball team are: First Row- Nicki' Srutheir. ll-llllll llenrie, Robin KC7fllll12lI1,.lLlI11lC Cornpton. Katrina Corn, and Noel Carey. Sefonil Row- Monica liabhi, Lori liddins, Cari Ward. Coach Mousley, 'l'eri Warille, Cilirisiy Nelson. and Keitra Price.

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I The Menilwrs of the Girls Nnrsitv lhislxetlmill team ure: Ifirst Row- Michelle Koppes,-lennilier llenry. Sl1irlei'.Iollex'. and Rohm Keys. Second Row- Couch Cninplwell. Chris Intel. Kirsten lixuungt-llio. 'llnni liowers, Rose llenn, 'l'il'l'gim' lleidt, Missy W'nrkins. Karen Bain, and manager Christi' linrtlctt. Ill!!! it x -gm. .weav- W fx ' M QQ! Q. L . Left: Nl' TI Ili l,INli,.Iennifer Ilenry Concen- tnttes on nmking an important free-throw. Above: IN A GAMIE against Nampa, Missy Watkins prevents in score by the Bulldogs. .-f'f 'K We Opponent 39-37 Pocatello 40-35 Sandpoint 41-59 Nampa 25-41 Borah 41-49 Meridian 51-52 Boise 52-28 Caldwell 36-33 Mtn. Home 55-39 Ceour D'Alene 0-66 Lewiston 40-64 Meridian 40-53 Bishop Kelly SINGI,lillANDIiI3l,Y. ROSE ISISAN extends her body and releases the hull to SLOTS 2111 CHS1' IWO points. Girls' Varsity liasketlmll 111

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The Members ofthe Girls'-I.V. liaketball team are: First Row- Angiejones, Faye Grable. Desiree Cheney. Missy liens, and Kristijohnson. Second Row- Amie Todd, Michelle Koppes, Samantha lilcox, Kathy Sewell. Coach Meyer. Patti Campbell. Denise Barsness. Lisa Clark. and Kelly Mankin. DRIBBLING BY TIIIE Boise defense. Den- ise liarsness heads for the basket. I fb? f wi N' . l i ,V S Sophomore City Champs and second place j.V. were ising to Great Heights The protesting squeal of basket- ball shoes against the wooden floor echoes through the nearly empty gym as another girls' basketball sea- son began. Starting in late October and terminating in February, the sophomore and junior Varsity teams' seasons were exciting. de- Above: DIZSPITE A HEAVY defense. Christy Nelson shoots for two more. Left: AS CARI WARD gets ready to add to the Eagle score, Katrina Corn waits to prevent a fast break by Meridian. spite the few spectators. Thej.V. team, led by five sopho- mores enjoyed a successful season. After starting the year with the Var- sity tearn, Sophomores Chris Imel, Michelle Koppes, and Denise Bars- ness, led the,I.V. team. After losing twice to Meridian, the team made its peak appearance when they pulled together and beat the War- riors 54-51. Coach Meyer felt the girls played well together and per- ceived high expectations for their tournament performance. As the city champs, the sopho- mores finished the season with a 16- 1 record. Cari Ward averaged eigh- teen points per game, Katrina Corn had excellent three point averages, and Christy Nelson was an out- standing rebounder. Coach Mousley commented, They were an exceptionally nice group of young ladies to work with. Girls' Sophomore and j.V, Basketball 1l'v