Cholla High School - Impact Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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No Need For Alarm! Cholla's Varsity Basketball team ap- pears to have been snake bitten here in the early going, said Varsity Coach Paul Dull. Cholla's Varsity, coming oft a 24-3 season and a State Semi-final berth returns with three starters from last year's team, Jeff Fields, George Federico, and Madrid Rand. Cholla kicked oft the season against a tough Sahuaro team that included two ofthe top five players in the division, but lost by one point in the closing seconds K63-62H. We should've won, but we just didn't make those free throws down the stretch , said Dull. The game was not the only thing Cholla lost, Jett Fields the high scorer for Cholla with 18 pts. injured a knee and wasn't able to play the next two games. We'd like to think we can beat anyone without one ot our players, but when you lose someone like Jett its bound to hurt, psychologically it any- thing , said Dull. David Castro went into the starting line-up forthe iniured Fields and responded by scor- ing 12 pts. and grabbing 11 rebounds in a 63-49 loss to Pueblo. David did a heck ofa iob, it shows we have more depth than I thought earlier , said Dull. Cholla also lost to Palo Verde 49-65. Cholla changed the shape of things on Dec. 13th by beating visiting Bisbee 79-49. Job Borboa, Cholla's sophomore center scored 28 pts. and scored 13 rebounds, while George Federico added 21 pts. and 8 rebounds. Darryl Davis had 10 assists. ult felt good to get that monkey off our back , said Dull. We'll be getting Fields back against Rincon and that should help, but we're going to have to fight like cats and dogs to work ourselves back up the ladder. uWe can do it, we' re not going to panic now, said Coach Dull. - By Kim Affolder Top Middle: Coach Paul Dull figuring out scores. Bottom Center: Star player for 1985-86 Jett Fields. Bottom Right: Coach Paul Dull amazed with a game. Photos By Pat Rutherford and Kim Affolder fs Varsity Scores 1213 Sahuro 62-63 KLH 1215 Pueblo 49-63 KLH 12110 Palo Verde 49-65 KLH 12113 Bisbee 79-49 KWH 12117 Rincon 43-63 KLH 12119 Bisbee 86-43 KWH 12130 Santa Rita 68-53 KWH 112-4 Sahauro 67-58 KWH Palo Verde 65-58 KWH Catalina 52-68 KLH 117 Douglas 72-51 KWH 1110 Desert View 73-51 KWH 1114 Marana 77-50 KWH 1117 Flowing Wells 76-46 KWH 1121 Nogales 69-65 KWH 1124 Pueblo 79-70 KWH 1128 Palo Verde 63-60 KWH 214 Rincon 47-43 KLH 217 Douglas 69-59 KWH 2111 Desert View 92-45 KWH 2114 Marana 57-72 KLH 2118 Flowing Wells 77-64 KWH 2121 Nogales 85-73 KWH ctrt 'M Zi V A cz 6 111 -- fgitif? K .left Fields stated, At first we started off pretty bad and then we got together and started playing as a team. Varsity Basketball ll 7 I

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