Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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The Capital High School Varsity basketball team is comprised of I2 Seniors. Bret Smith, Kyle Cleverly, Greg Cassat, Matt Law- son, William Cowmey, and Tyler Clark are players up from last years Junior team. Eric St. Michell, Todd Michael, David Tueller, and Mike Keller are returning Varsity play- ers. Remaining team mem- bers, Jeff Farley, a transfer student from Orotino, lda- ho, and James Waddel who did not play his Junior year. Capital ended its regular season with seven wins and thirteen losses. The Varsity team was fifth in the S.l.C. conference with this record. We are now starting our District tournament. We will play the first game in the tournament. Our first opponent is Caldwell. We need to win two games to qualify for the state tour- nament. Capital and Cold- well split their regular sea- son games with each win- ning at home. I personally would like to thank those students, family, parents and com- munity people that sup- ported CapitaI's i986- l987 basketball teams. l38 Guy's Varsity Basketball OVER THE TOP Competing against the three Borah defenders, Mike Keller puts up a jumper to score two. CONTEMPLATION Wondering what to do, Todd Michael wonders it he should drive and shoot or pass the ball to a team- mate. my X, .t-15 cu. as I. .5 9 Q.. rr T -r V 1 x K , ' 'K lg, . .,,..,.'- ,Ms is The members ofthe Guy's Varsity basketball team, First row: Coach Henry, Jeff Farley, William Cowmey, Kyle Clevery, Eric St. Michell, Todd Michael, David Tueller, and Coach Thomas. Second row: Matt Lawson, James Waddel, Mike Keller, Darren Herman, Brett Smith, Greg Cassat, and Tyler Clark.

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mmlllll m if 4 SAILING 59. X.x HEADING OUT Through the air, Jeff Farley C327 puts up a nice shot above two Borah defenders. The Eagles beat Borah 68 to The starting team is ready to take on Boise after Coach Henry's pre-game chat. its Idaho Falls Skyline Borah Caldwell Mtn. Home Meridian Nampa Boise Borah Caldwell Meridian Mtn. I-lome Nampa Boise Borah 5. 7 l -63 6 l -52 59-73 55-65 73-52 72-74 70-75 68-79 68-59 77-69 68-94 63-66 7 l -53 59-79 49-56 lump Ri ht Into It . . . putting forth maximum effort. The Capital gym sits quiet- ly now, serene. Little goes on in there except an occas- sional Sophomore P.E. class. And yet, but a few months ago, the hallowed walls quiv- ered from the screaming fans, chanting cheerleaders, hysterical coaches, and blar- ing music trom the pep band. The air still carries faint traces of popcorn, soda and that omnipresent odor of twenty-two years of sweat. To the players, however, the entire scene congeals into one mass of General chaos. The guy's Varsity bas- ketball season also could be considered with that cate- gory, as it masses itself in the minds ot players and fans, but then again, perhaps things went a bit deeper than that. The season did reveal its share of highs and lows and Senior Eric St. Michell said, 'We played better as a VA -Q43 team as the season pro- gressed. The Eagles ended their season with an 7-l 3 re- cord as they played against tough teams from both Idaho and the surrounding states. The record did not reveal the many tough losses, especial- ly against Meridian as we took the Warriors into two overtimes before the team beat us 72-74. Our best showing . . . MAKE MY DAY Guarding his Borah opponent with style, Kyle Cleverly Cl2l prevents his man from throwing the pass inside. Guy's Varsity Basketball l37

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INTENSITY Coming down with the rebound, Eric St. Mi- chell relies onthe back-up of teammate Da- vid Tueller. . . .lump . . . against arch rival Borah as we wiped out the Lions 68-59. As the gym echoes with qui- et, the walls hold the memories of years of basketball games, won and lost. For the Sen- iors, there is the sentimental memory of their final year cheering for Capital as a student, and the Juniors and Sophomores prepare to carry on the Eagle tradition as upperclass- men. The sights and sounds of high school basketball will remain forever as fun, disap- pointment and basically, general chaos. POWER Leaping above the crowd, Tyler Clark hits a lay-up against Moscow. The Bears slipped by though, 6l to 62, Guy's Varsity Basketball l39