Edison High School - Reflections Yearbook (Milan, OH)

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Edison Varsity Scoreboard E 41 Norwalk 78 31 South Central 94 48 VVestern Reserve 83 60 St.Paul 74 60 Mapleton 75 44 Nem1London 59 56 Fkemnds 79 67 Black River 55 65 Huron 73 46 Monroeville 55 56 U hAargaretta 67 49 South Central 56 70 Western Reserve 94 46 St. Paul 57 45 f Mapleton 67 62 NemrLondon 61 1 48 Black River 51 56 Monroeville 76 49 Vennmon 62 5 'IJJ Xe.- h'Ir ' , 5' 21 -Sas Y , F 7 - , r h '52NE'. ' B' of , W 1 --X N 1 ,b .-3, 80 Q T bx , Mark Sisson l23l dribbles past a Vermilion Sailor during the Tou ament game. Rich Mills l20l drives in for a lay-up. Q li! s Q 'fix K . 1? s.i Tony Robinette M03 shoots over Monroeville defender. BasketbaIl!151

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H r 9' 150!Basketball Varsity Basketball Team: Manager Mike Smith, Ron Young, Dale Shane, Dan Payne, Brian Willis, Steve Crecelius, Rich Mills, Dan Lake, Jeff Geason, Micky Payne, and Coach Jerry Osborne. Basketbal Edison Charger Basketball Team went through a dismal 2-17 season, but did show steady improvement. Working younger players into the lineup, the Char- gers played exciting basketball. The high- lights of the Edison season was a stunning comeback victory over the New London Wildcats 62-61. The Chargers were behind the entire game until Steve Crecelius made the winning basket with two seconds left in the game. The Chargers outscored the Wildcats by eleven in the final quarter to record the upset. Other highlights of the season included the near upset of the state ranked South Central Trojans in which Edison fell six points short 49-56. Edison's first victory 1973-74 came over Black River by a score of 67-55 in which clutch foul shooting played a major factor. Over a nineteen game season the Chargers scored 997 points for a 52.6 average compared to the Charger's oppo- nents 1318 for a 69.3 average. The leading scorer for the Chargers was sophomore Tony Robinette with 208 for a average of 12.2. Robinette also led the field goal and free throw percentages with 42.2 and 75.5 respectively. Junior Jeff Geason led the Chargers in rebounds with 279 for a 14.6 average. He also won the M.V.P. award. Edison is losing four seniors Rich Mills, Dan Lake, Dale Shane, and Steve Crecelius from a twelve man varsity team.

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,,,,,-1-ov-4- ' . Todd Taylor concentrates on making another point. Reserves Win Edison's reserve basketball finished with a 11-7 mark, including 104 in the Conference. All four losses came to the teams that Edison had defeated earlier. Reserves got off to a blazing start, winning the first six games followed by a three game losing streak, and finished the season winning, losing, and so on. Stats include the team's offensive at 47.9 points per game and 857 points overall. The defensive average was 39.8 points per game and 716 points overall. Individual statistics were field goal shoot- ing guard Mark Sisson 44-77 or 57.12, and forward Jeff Spradlin 64-125 or 51'Kip free throw shooting forward center Wayne Raboin 25-33 or 75M and lVlark Sisson 13-18 for 72lZJ. Rebounding was led by Wayne Raboin with 201 caroms for an average of 11.2 per game, and Jeff Spradlin hauled in 101 rebounds for an average of 5.6 per game. The leading point producers were Wayne Raboin 193 points and a 10.7 points per game, Jeff Spradlin, 158 points and a 8.7 points per contest, Todd Taylor, 143 points and lVIark Sisson, 102 and a 6.3 average. 152!Reserve Scoreboard Edison Reserve Scoreboard 33 Norwalk 32 57 South Central 32 65 Western Reserve 29 53 St. Paul 42 54 lVlapleton 36 49 New London 46 39 Firelands 44 37 Black River 41 50 Huron 56 53 lVlonroeville 40 44 lVlargaretta 48 51 South Central 32 44 Western Reserve 48 47 St. Paul 44 62 IVIapleton 37 38 New London 39 43 Black River 30 38 lVlonroeville 40 l I Row one: Rim Fanning, Mark Sisson, Jim Weilnau, Todd Taylor, Tony Flobinette. Row two: Coach Tom Ferguson, Jeff Spradlin, Jim Henry, Wayne Flaboin, Tony Dellisanti, Larry Franklin, and Chuck Nlorgan. Reserves ma ke plans against their opponents.