Del Campo High School - Decamhian Yearbook (Fair Oaks, CA)

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'Z Top If-fr: Ki-vin VVOodbury rvivasrs a quick jumpcr to scorc. Top right: jr-ff Nlitchrll rt-covers a loosv haskm-tllall against Jesuit. Bottom le-fr: Steve Morgan passes off to avoid he-ing trapped by La Sierra IADIIHIIOITIS. Bottom right: N1ark A'VVali Nhiciirigs-r gets off Om- of his deadly accurate set shots.

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Tournament of Champions A berth in the Tournament of Elk Grove Herd ffirst rated in all Champions was the Cougars'. They won Northern Californial romped to a 67-45 the C.V.C. race by three games. With win. Poor officiating and poor Cougar only two losses in league play, the shooting in the second half precipitated Cougars travelled to the T.O.C. rated the loss. The Cougars trailed by only fifth in the section and second in four points at the half time. Nearly 4,000 Superior California. The first night of screaming fans watched Bruce Wirt out play found the cagers pitted against jump seven foot Bill Cartwright, but to Jesuit. Jesuit was vanquished, 60-59, no avail. Elk Grove went on to win the thanks to some clutch free throw game and the next night, the shooting by Mark Walil' Meidinger and championship. D.C. lost to Franklin of Paul Tucker. The next night the mighty Stockton by 10 points. They were spent physically and mentally from the night before. The second team came in and did much better than the first string, and brought the score back into sight. A salute should be given to Tom l-lankins, Paul Medved, Matt Stephens, Rich Shipp, Bob Beebout and Derald Franklin, for time given. Without their dedication, the Cougars would have been out of the race. Woody McClure should be thanked for the excellent job he did as manager of the team. Top left: Bruce Wirt leaps to score over La Sierra's Pete Martin. Top right: Paul Tucker shoots over Foothillls Randy Stubbs. Bottom left first row, Derald Franklin, Kevin Woodbury, Mark Meidinger, Tom Hankins, Steve Morgan Robert Beebout. second row, A'WoodyU McClure Bruce Wirt, Rich Shipp, Matt Stevens, Paul Medved, jeff Mitchell and Eli McCullough. Not pictured, Paul Tucker.

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Junior Varsit Capturing the C.V.C. title this year was surprisingly easy for the J.V. An awesome attack that often beat opponents by twenty points or more was led by Bob lVIcKone, Kurt Van Tassel, john Van Matre, Greg Jeffrey, and Ken Ledbetter. Latecomer Mike Green set up teammates' shots with his sparkling passing. Kurt Van Tassel and John Van Matre supplied the long outside shots while Bob McKone and Ken Ledbetter Sweeps C. V. C. provided hackboard brawn. Greg Jeffrey played a fine all-around game. Often a nonstarter would score more points than a starter. Fine substitute shooters were Jim Rodine and Stan Cramer. Glen Penko and Paul Bradford ably assisted the starters with fine rebounding and defense. Garth Ellis and Craig Tueller provided hustle and defense. Ken Smith turned a suspected second place team into an aggressive champion. Top: Stan Cramer throws in a hook shot against Jesuit. Top right: Ken Ledbetter lays one up over a defender. Bottom right: jim Rodine jump shoots against La Sierra. Bottom left: left to l'l2llYQ Craig l'ueller Mike Green, Paul Bradford, Greg Jeffrey, Ken Ledbetter, Bob lVIcKone, Stan Cramer. Glen Penko, John Van Matre, Jim Rodine, Kurt Van Tassel, Garth Ellis.