Carroll High School - Anchor Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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.IV has new look for '76 season Right now anyone could start on any given day. Our defense has improved 100 percent, and if we can get King the second time around we could take district, said Coach Johnny Martinez after the first half of the junior varsity basketball season. The starting problem was solved with a program that called for platooning. He simply sent in one group and let them play fo awhile and then sent in another group. On February 3 the team really got cold JV Tlgefs Darrel' Dunlap and when their own mistakes proved to be too mi King led from the tipoft and went on to win Terrell Goeke go down court ' IR b 1' t t SETS O S Own O Se up a 79-59. The victory killed any hopes for a district title. Coach Martinez and the JV did Anticipation mounts for have a successful season, with a 16-10 reco players circling Robert ln early play the JV won the Flobstown Tourney with victories over Flobstown, 69-61 and Moody, 73-66. Albert Gonzales and Hubbard and a Mission Eagle as they go for the opening tip-off. Carroll went on to win, 68-48. Robert Hubbard made All-Tournament. 2 Ti. '3 nvfwvwsawm ,133 pw 1. I32 - Sports i 9 i

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order to be in the second-half race, going to have to beat two of the three: King, and Moody. -- Coach Greenwood. e Tigers took the second-half lead by ting King and Ray but on February 13 ed their playoff hopes go down the when Moody's Curtis Bond rebounded his nd put it in with five seconds remaining 85-83 overtime win. e Tigers rebounded from a nine-point it to a 74-74 tie as regulation play d. e did everything there was to win, but y's Charles Tryon was hot and that was ame, commented Powell. Although Tryon d 43 points, Moore's performance was also ssive, with five for five in overtime and 11 forthe game at the free-throw line. ore had previously broken the ecutive free-throw record with 25 against ria and later at Beeville broke the t record with 218. ' , give the 28-4A champion Mission ' s a practice before their bi-district against Moody, the Tigers played them ary 23, with Carroll winning 56-54. Tgers cage all but Moody A ,,, T r , aw.. W, x ...' Mft' '16-..., --Qu.. 15-' WP vt af CTopj Mike Moore runs into Trojans Charles Maxwell and Joe Garza while attempting to pop two for Carroll. fAbovej Ricky Baker jumps high over Moody's Charles Tryon to put two on the board for the 77gers. CLef0 Senior Donald K ubala catches Moody 's Charles Tryon by surprise enroute to the basket. Basketball - l3I 1

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A Beeville Trojan shoots while Tiger players prepare to snatch the rebound. JV Wgers won both games against Beeville, 67-38, 81-38. Sophomore Rob Ralston aims for a free throw shot against Robstown. The JV Tigers won all three of their games against the Cottonpickers 69-61, 55-45, 71-43. JV Coach Johnny Martinez checks with the referee before the start ot the last Moody game. The Trojans won 52-51 at the Ray gym. JV Basketball