Eastern Wayne High School - Warrior Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

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Basketball Aims For Victor -ur Coach XYQJIIK' instructs the team on tht- plan to win 1986-87 Schedule Noveniber 2-I Open 26 Wilson Ilnnt Deeeinber I43 TIP OFF 'I'UUIIN.-XNIICNT I7 Charles B. Ayeoek 9 Boeky Nlonnt I2 Charles B. Ayn-oek I3 Wilson II11nt I6 Boeky Mount I9 New Bern january fi Laney FJ I loggarcl I3 Sontliern NYayiie IG Cloldslioro 20 New Ilanow-r 23 jacksonville 27 OPICN S30 New Bern I ebrnary I3 Laney fi I Iogilard I0 Southern XYayne I3 Coldsboro IT New Ilanover 20 ,Iac'ksoin'iIIe The 1986-1987 Junior Varsity Basketball Team is in good hands with the new coach, Billy NVoIIe. XVhen asked about his outstanding players, he commented by saying, 'iNVe have more of a team concept, which em- phasizes tliat no one is more important than the other. The team benefits most when everyone gives his best. The top scorers for the season were Tony Battle, Glenn Britt, Alex Cox, Cary Cox, and Cary MeLaiirin. Team members were Tony Battle, Marvin Best, Clenn Britt, Alex Cox, Cary Cox, Eric Croom, Ernest Ilumber, Marc Isom, Tommy Iohnson, Cary Melsaurin, Mike Boberts, and Jeff Tilly j.V. Basketball X 107

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Tonya Bell, Lynn Seymour, and various Laney players watch for the ball, Sissy Bloomer, makes 2 points for the Lady VVarriois in a game against Laney. ' 'iBoomer is at it again. 108 f Girls Basketball Lady Warriors Dribble The1r The 1986-87 Girls Basketball Team dribbled its Way through the year, taking on all opposing teams. Mr. Bill Geiman, head coach, was very con- fident of his girls, perfor- mances during the 1986- 87 season. HI believe that We will win plenty of con- terence games behire the season endsf' stated the Coach ofthe team. uThey are a hustling hunch of girls and I feel very con- fident about themf, The girls team was comprised of unmention- able talent this year. Leading them were Amy Price, Lisa Bauman, Sissy Owen, Lynn Seymour, Montez Lane, Dia Ham- ilton, Dana Roberts, Euba Wilkerson, Natasha jones, Felicia Artis, and Michelle Reed. They ended their season with a 3-9 overall record. The Lady Warriors were ex- pected to Win many ot their conference games. The Lady VVarriors had many hard-fought battles during the year, but none was as exciting as with the longtime arch-rival, Southern VVayne. It was a hard fought game, and at the halt, the score was 27- 16. Amy Price was the leading scorer that night, with 22 points, shooting an outstanding 6012 from the floor. Said the coach of Amy,s performance, HShe couldnyt missl Seems like everything Amy threw up, went in. She played great that nightf, Other leading scorers that night were