Central Valley High School - Talon Yearbook (Central Valley, CA)

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X im.,-t .E 5: Nj ' p s off ' Nw? A,A, s . if ke Everybody On The Line . . . Everybody on the line is a common phrase to J.V. basketball Coach Brous- seau. It means it's time to run. Coach Brousseau planned to use speed and execution as a major fac- tor in his strategy. Injur- ies, substitutions for those injuries, and players not showing up for practice are the problems coaches have to put up with in be- ing a basketball coach, but that didnlt bother him, he said, It's all part of the game. Coach Brousseau is proud of be- ing the coach of C.V. A graduate of Shasta High, he says, C.V. was always thought of as the easy team. l don't like to make long range goals, because you intend to for- get the game your playing in. The one goal l would like to accomplish is to disprove the theory that C.V. is an easy team. 1. Todd Snoeyenbos shoots a freethrow in the basketball game at Shasta. 2. Gary Robinson sends ball airborne to- wards the net. 3. Bill Schoniger takes a baseline jumpshot in the Red Bluff. 4. Dave McOmber and Darren Masingale eludes the defender, 5. Ben DeMercurio shooting over Spartan defender.

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Falcons Fly Into League With A Victory Over Red Bluff The Varsity team opened their season against highly ranked Corning. In a topsey turvey game the Falcons came out victorious 58-57, with Jim Lar- mour scoring 10 points for the team high. In the Harlan Carter Tourna- ment the Falcons started out fast, defeating McKinleyville 67-37. In the semifinals the team was narrowly defeated 56-57. Jim Larmour and Doc Hall tied for the team high with 10 points each. The varsity guys ended up taking 4th place in the tournament, which was held at C.V., when they lost to Enterprise by 3 points. Doc Hall was chosen as an all tourney player. On December 11,12, and 13 1l Jim Larmour aims high over defend- er's hands at Arcata Invitational. 2l Juan Bernardino looks on as Doc Hall shoots for 2. 3l The 1981 Varsity Basketball squad front: Mark Corbell, Bob McMullen, Greg Beaton, Juan Bernardino, Buth Everett, Marle Albert, Tim Coates, and Manager John Sands. Back row: Coach the Varsity team went to Ar- cata for the Arcata Invita- tional. Where they placed 4th in the invitational and Allen Krigbaum was picked for the all invitational team. The next game was in C.V., against Willows. The Team shamed Willows, defeating them 99-54. Their league opener was played at C.V. against Red Bluff. In the beginning of the game the Spartans tied the Fal- cons 4-4, but never caught up again as Red Bluff was demol- ished 78-43. High scorer for the Falcons was Doc Hall with 20 points. The team's shooting percent- age was an incredible 58070. Bob Eaton, Doc Hall, Bacil Cobb, Chris Ludwig, Harold Saunders, Jim Lar- mour, Mike Corbell, and Asst. Coach Bob Lemely. 4l Bob McMullen snags a rebound. 5l Doc Hall watches Mike Corbell score Falcon points. 6l Greg Beaton takes a one handed shot. nslv' I f Basketball 61 ef