Columbine High School - Rebelations Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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rosh give dedioaiion uw, Strongd f ns l ps iom, R JH. A e e gt' :ee g opponent from sci tbtls regain tht ball in an endless 71'- Guided by the coaching of Mr. Rich Long, the freshman basketball team quickly learned the agility required to compete on the high school level. Despite the fact that these team members had never able to observe their gripping defense and blazing offense against their many opponents. They discovered that basketball is a game which requires dedication, strength, and sacrifice to play well. played together as a whole, their budding enthusiasm could not be subdued even during their first frustrating games. Soon fans were -:V 'Q Although their record was l win and 7 losses, their frosh enthusiasm indicates that they have learned what it means to be true Rebel athletes. f tdhungmjgh lk.. wig, A-sg, f, , ,,,.,,.V Top, Brian Rees hit a free throw to put the Rebels ahead. Above, Freshmen Rebel Easl-zetbtill Team. , to.

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Qophs gain needed experience As the 1977 basketball season came to a close, Coach Bob Warwick was very impressed with the playing of the team. Hustle and determination, qualities essential to the success of any Right, Teamwork leads to an easy layu widen the lead. p to Below, Rebels anxiously await the result of attempted basket. team, were displayed throughout the year. With competent coaching and daily practice, these Rebels had improved their techniques. The boys gave everything they had in every game even when the chips were down. The aim of improvement and preparation for varsity basketball was achieved. These players will provide a sound nucleus for the future of Columbine basketball. who wants it Q A .,. .de 1977 Sophomore Basketball Term

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Facing lack of height and consistency, the Columbine varsity girls basketball team had a disappointing season. Led in scoring by sophomore Lori Murray, who averaged over twelve points a game, the team finished with a 4-7 league record. Coached by Chris Beal, the team worked hard, using its determination and quickness to defeat tough opponents. Although they finished seventh in league, the dedication and high spirits of the girls made it a successful year for girls basketball. S iii. Z3 t f ' 5 5 iff k ln practice, Junior Cathy Greiner guard Sophomore Susan Jones as she attempts to drive through the key. CHS OPP. 44 Heritage 50 55 Arvada West 49 -12 Jefferson 31 47 Pomona 53 44 Green Mtn. 56 43 Bear Creek 36 47' Green Mtn. 33 28 Arvada 52 37 Evergreen 51 50 Alameda 59 43 Golden 67 Sl Bear Creek 38 55 Arvada West 49 13-'A Lakewood 41 57 Jefferson 37 36 Wheat Ridge SO 36 Pomona 47 Varsilg girls end season 2 l r l 2 , 1 , ...7 my 4 fwsmw1.e,,,,M K I H K' 'Wfwm..,,1.,, Above, Jay Love, Sophomore, rebounds and puts the ball up for two, as the Varsity Panther girls look on. Top. Sophomore Lori Murray takes a jump shot during the home game against Pomona.