East Kentwood High School - Skyliner Yearbook (Kentwood, MI)

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, llnrapj 3 , as it fl'BShl118l1 HHVB EXCBll0l1t Bill' The Freshman Basketball team had an excehent season,lomng only 3 of their 14 games by only 8 points total. Two of the losses were suffered within their first three games. They finished sec- ondin conference and Hurd nwthe Freshman Tournament. According to coach Mike Bubois, the team's success could be attributed to the rare combination of talent, depth, andgoodhumonn Their depth is displayed in the fact that seven different players either held or shared game high-scoring honors. Mike Hummel, Steve Stewart, and David Przybysz led the teanwin sconng, whHe Tony Hardy and Mark Bender led the way in rebounds. Their 12-game winning streak is evidence of the talent these 15 players have, which can only become better as the years progress. W MSL lAl The 1983 Boys' Freshman Basketball Team. QB! Jump, Derrick, jump! fCl David Przybysz guards his man. 86 Sports M-fan 'ggi if P' ?' 22282383832 Jonilon Norlhvlow Grandvillo E.G.R. Rockford F I-I C Jcnhon Northviow Gnndvlllo E G ll. Rockford 0 11 I' 23823888283

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3881888388838 8? 5553555555955 .ggi-gig. ggi-ii-5 rasasaasssseusi --..1'w C Second- Place Junior Varsity Finishes With A Flourish The Boys' Junior Varsity Basketball team promises great things for future years. They had a 14-6 record and ended up 10-4 in conference, good enough for second place. Chris Baker led the team in scoring with Scot Rowin close behind. Earl Haper, only a freshman, distinguished himself as an outstanding rebounder. These three helped lead the team to twice defeat East Grand Rapids, the conference cham- pions, the only team in the league to do so. The J.V. finish- ed their season with a flourish by winning their last six games in a row, showing their great im- provement during the season. fAl The 1982-1983 Boys' Junior Varsity Basketball Team. QBJ An easy two points for Brian Anderson. QCJ Scott Rowin, head and shoulders above EGR. Sports 85

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OPP F H C Northvlwl Grlndvillo E G R Northvlcvl E.G.H. Gnndvlllo F.H.C. J Hoc ey Team iehest in ccrim! Accuracy Commitment is the word that describes coach Ron Baum's 1983 Varsity Hockey team. The Varsity team finished with an excellent league record of 15-7-3. Although they did not win the suburban championship, Kentwood had the highest scoring accuracy in league play. After qualifying for the Ford Cup playoffs, they finished with an im- pressive second place. The Hockey team went on to capture the Regional title, allowing them to go to the State Finals. Here, their reign ended when they were defeated in the quarter finals. A few of the outstanding players were Randy Grubbs, Kevin Hausch, Kevin Timm, Steve and Greg Lankfer, and Stuart Scobie. QAJ Greg Lankfer going in for the kill. lBl The 1983 Varsity Hockey Team. lCl Jim Limear posts up in front of the goal. Sports 87