Deephaven High School - Haven Yearbook (Deephaven, MN)

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Lacking the experience and class that has Shown in the last few years, the XVones XVayzata team on the latter's titmr by the score. 01'37-26. Olie Olson and Dave Bit'ktmrti attack with 8 anti 7 points respectively. lost to the led the lotals The team lust their first hnme start of the season by a score of 33-26 to the New Prague team. This game was a ease of a pmn' first half Illltl a good second half. Trailing at the end of the first period 16-7 the VVolyes fought back hard to make a game of it. Johnson with 8, anti 1;inin with 6 led the scol'- int: fur Deephaven. XVaennia was the team that stnppeti the Wolves string at 51 straight in the Valley anferent'e. In this game. also, it was a ease that the team could not get started in the first half, and trailed 20-8 at the half. The final score was 37-21. Olie Olson led the senring with 1-1 points. The locals, playing: Blike the following night, started slow, trailing at the quarter by 17-3. The half- time seure was 28-12. Despite the good game played by the Wolves in the second period. Blake won 17-41. Ulie Olson. Pat Briekley. and Max Brnmell led the scoring with 12, 12. and 8 respeetiyely. The next game was the first home conference game for the team. Deephayen finally put four quarters together and eame out with a victory. At the end of the half the score was 21-10 for Deephaven. The final quarter saw the XVatertnwn team put on a rally that tell three points short, the senre being; 36-33. 0119 Olson. with 9, Ronnie Johnson with 8, and Dave Shanesey with 7, led the scoring for the VVolyes. The team entered the Inund Invitational tournament with Mound, Buffalo, and Delano. In the af- ternoon game they lost tn Mount! 35-23. with M'ounti blanking them in the first quarter 10-0. The opposi- tiun led with a half-time score of 15-8, Tom LaHaye led the scoring for the losers with 10 points. In the evening Deephaven played Delano for the eonsnlatinn championship, and lost 12-31. Trailing 23-1-1 at the half, the Xanyes kept paee with Delano, with LaHaye hitting 19 points. The next week the Xanves ran intn the Blomnington five on the nppmients' Hour. A hut I-lltmniingtnn team led 310-11 at the half. In the seennd period Blonmingtnn held their lead while Deephzn'en equaled their output. bringing: the final score to 55-36. Olsmi led the attack for the XVelye; with 11. The team played Eden Prairie on their home fioor. leading 18-13 at haif-tinte. In the seenntl period Eden Prairie outplayed the lonsers, winning 38-33. Olson and IiaI-Iaye led the senring IT and 11 respec- tiyelv. Fhaska and the Xanyes lucked horns in a Very eluse ball game. whieh was pliiyetl en the nmmnents IIUUI', Chaska led 19-15 at halti-time, and came up with the Niskets when they vomited, t0 IIHItI their lead and win 37-31:. Olsnn and La Haye were high scorers with 12 and 8. The H'nlves were hut in the first quarter. taking an 11-3 lead. They t'UntiIHIPtl their senrmg' way to lead Shalmpee at the half 21-15;. Deephaven kept up their fine play to win 33-31. Ulsnn was high-pnint man fur the W'nlyes with 18. The next week the Xanyes played XVzlyzat-i at home. In a very low senring hail game XVayzata ietl 13-5 at half-time. VVayzata continued to lead in the SCCHINI half and won 29-25:. Olsen ZIIItI Riehartisnn st-nreti T and 6 respeetiyely for the W'nlx'se. The next foe fur the Xanves was iVaeonia. whn defeated the XVolyes. Trailing 11-25 at the half, the XVnIn-s were still mitseureti in the final half 10 lose by a final eount of 56-37, UISHH emmtetl 1. , fur the 108013. The next game the XVulx'es ran into the hut ennferenee leaders. I-llomningtun, and lust 56-10, The H'olyes never led. trailing 21-9 at the half but they played on even terms in the second half. Olson lead 111- rzeuring tn: the Ii'tilt'es with 11: pnints.