Claymont High School - Equestrian Yearbook (Uhrichsville, OH)

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ff c' .164 ,, . l I. Row If H. Cotton, P. Lynch, S. Wright, R. Bland, K. Gault. Row 2. Manager L. Mann, J. Rees M. Simpson, M. O'Hara, S. Luik- hart, T. Archer, T. Mills. 2. Bas- ketball coaches C. Trachsel, B. Cox, Head Coach R. Cox, B. Lehigh, M. Wright, S. Jenkins. D. McGarry, D. Ferguson. 1'3- I M ,m'2-GNT f 'D 7 Q.. J K Roundballers End IO-II The Claymont Mustang basketball team ended with a IO-ll overall record and an 8-6 record in the Senate League. Coach Rick Cox was pleased with this year's season, despite the ll losses. The season got off to a good start as CHS de- feated a tough Akron East team 68-64. The Mus- tangs put it all together by defeating Ridge- wood handily by a score of 7l-52. CHS then traveled to Coshocton only to be beaten in a close 52-5I struggle. Claymont won their first Senate League clash, defeating Tuslaw 7l-53. Salem was the next foe. The Mustangs played hard against this tough team, but came up on the losing end 67-60. The Mustangs now had to face I2 straight Senate League opponents. Beginning on the right foot, CHS defeated East Canton 68-57. But then the Mustangs traveled to Lake and lost a close 66-62 game. The Mus- tangs then put together a string of 4 straight wins. Sandy Valley 67-48, Northwest 69-68 in three overtimes, Carrollton 6049, and Minerva 58-54. The Mustangs were rolling. But as a winning streak begins, so must it end, and the team that stopped Claymont was Tuslaw, 67- 63. CHS then bowed to Lake for the second time of the sea- son 72-7I. This was the fourth loss of 4 points or less for the Mustangs. Claymont then got on the winning track, de- feating East Canton 68-55. lt looked like the

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G N! , :F I E 3 Y l X K I r' 1-ft' 1 5 '5' Q --us-. .. ' yys g .C '63 u. '. hi '5 AA . Q 5 ,. V . 2 . My . y h! N 3 'A A x g .fs LLJI ly . . f--1,. . s f 5 A Mustangs were on their way with a IO5 record. CHS then traveled to Northwest for a crucial Senate League contest. Northwest domon- ated. and Claymont lost 67- 56. After that, Claymont could not get it all together. losing their last 4 games. Two of the games were im- portant Senate League con- tests. The Mustangs lost to Carrollton 57-48. and to Mi- nerva 73-55. The other two losses were to rival I. Jamie shows good form. 2. Who's doing the shooting? 3. Hey, they moved the floorl 4. Wrong spot, Toml 5. Matt shoots to thrilll 6. OH! Not that wayl 7. Tommy takes time to stretch. 103