Foothill High School - Heartbeat Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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LHDV TROJHNS drive to SVL :tl Foothill's Lady Trojan basketball team finished number one in the South Yosemite League QSYLJ, with a record of 13-1 , for the first time in its 12-year history. The team made it to Valley semifinals before being disqualified by Mt. Whit- ney 152-5Ol, ending their overall record at 18-6. Key SYL wins for the girls were over North Q52-421, South Q50-41l, and Bakersfield l63-523 high schools. We beat South for our league opener, said coach Connie Minear. t'They were highly rated and a loss would have changed the team's outlook for the season. However, the win gave us confidence and set our sails towards suc- cess. Other highlights were against North and BHS at BC. We beat North High at home C72-70l and at North 152- 423 for the first time in school history, commented Minear. The finale battle was beating BHS at BC in a 20-point dom- inating team effort to get revenge for the one-point loss ear- lier in the season. Outstanding players were seniors Caryn Claiborne, centerg Cynthia Simington, power forward, Leah Brownlee, forward: junior guard Lorraine Spencer, and sophomore guards Stephanie Childs and Kara Schuetz. The awards had a place for everyone on the team. Nikki Grant received Most Hustle award, Audrey Mitchell, Eager Beaver award, Jannette Garza, Most lnspirationalg Caryn Claiborne, Captain and Best Big Man. Cynthia Simington was selected Most Valuable Player, All-League and All-Area. Tammy Bailey was Best Returning Big Man, Leah Brownlee was Captain and Most Improved, Kara Schuetz was Most Dedicated Nonstarterg Stephanie Childs was Rookie of the Year, And Lorraine Spencer was Best Defense. Varsity Girls Basketball. Coach Connie Minear, Audrey Mitchell, Tammy Bailey, Kara Schuetz, Leah Brownlee, Jannette Garza, Stephanie Childs, Cynthia Simington, Lorraine Spencer, Nikki Grant, Caryn Claiborne, and Assistant Coach John Minear. Stephanie Childs takes the ball down the court. Varsity Girls Basketball 115

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S 5 if 3 Frosh!Soph Boys Basketball Team: Top Row: Anthony Garza, Rico Robertson, A. J. Whitak- er, Caroll Hill, Tim King. Bottom Row: Keith Davidson, Wamai Smith, Clarence Robinson, Rob- ert Roberson, Erwin Clamente, Stacy Hodges, and Darrel Martin. ,l 3 .P if iw I I . Carrol Hill shows his ability to slam-dunk in a rally honoring the Varsity Boys Bas- ketball team. Stacy Hodges tries for a clean shot. Boys Frosh-Soph Basketball 117