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Defense Defense was the name of the game for the Coyotes as they played well in all but one game. The Coyote defensive backfield, the best in the con- ference, made its opponents use the running game instead of the passing game. This helped the Coyotes in many games. The defensive line, who was out weighed in all the games, also did an outstanding job. Defense gels set against Belt Gar finds time to perfect his hike. Shan n takes a break. DEFENSE: KNEELING: S. Woods. D. Unterseher. R. Lakey, T. Wanken, and D. Wolfe. STANDING: G. Limesand. G. Anderson. D. Kenfield, G. Schuhmacher. D. Kimball, and D. Garrett.
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Offense Even though the season record does not suggest a good year, the Coyotes did exceptionally well. With Coach McCormick’s strategies followed closely, few mistakes were made in offensive play, the most complicated aspect of the game. With the passing T. Minnehan to D. Garrett, and the running of B. Wilson, the Coyotes were able to keep their offenders off guard. Scott slips by Pioneer defender. Coach McCormick gives Tim some advice. Bruce runs against Cascade. OFFENSE: KNEELING: S. Woods, D. Wolfe, G. Schuhmacher, R. Lakey, T. Wanken, and L. Muncy. STANDING: D. Garrett, G. Limesand. T. Minnehan. D. Kimball. S. Meissner, and G. Anderson.
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Coyotes Seize Second in State To top off the ninth season of girls' basketball the team won both the Conference and Divi- sional titles for the first time and placed sec- ond in State. In the game for the State' Champi- onship, in Billings, the Coyotes faced the Three Forks Wolves. Chester came out deter- mined to show that they were 1. but Three Forks with a strong fourth quarter defeated the Coyotes 57-52. The girls, in order to play the Wolves, defeated Big Timber and Plentywood by the scores 50-35 and 58-41 respectively. Coming into the Divisional Tourney, at Fair- field, as conference champs, the Coyotes defeated Valier and Sunburst to earn the right to play Simms in tin championship game. Simms kept the game close but Chester domi- nated the second half and went on to win 48- 36. In season play the girls opened with ten straight wins before being defeated by Big Sandy. Then once again the Coyotes went on a winning streak placing three trophies in the trophy case, a Conference, first place Divi- sional, and a second place in State. CO-CAPTAINS: J. Wolfe. P. Toy. 14
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