Freed Hardeman University - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Henderson, TN)

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47! f'f ,ww y, Mechelle Ellis prepares to shoot a one-and-one. Photo by John Bentley, Lisa Page lets the ball go, while Mitzi Holloway works for rebounding position. Photo by John Bentley, Marcia Young, with a drive to the hoop, puts it up amidst two defenders. V Photo by John Bentley. ,ko 4 , 1 frm ,Mfwf Ha. , ff H f W uNk,,,, , ,9,:' x wt ,xo W I Following a time-out, Freed-Hardenvan prepares to go back on the floor. Photo by John Bentley. Women 'S Basketball 737

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Lady Lions Continue to Improve a t W M , 4 f 1 Z! 4' iwwwmw S Q , xxx' ' X55 Shalene Grinder eyes the floor, waiting for an open Lady Lion. .mr Mitzi Holloway shoots for two over the outstretched arms oi a defender. Gina Sweat fires up an outside shot as Lisa Page posts up. 1 730 Women 's Basketbaii

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Baseball Team - Kneeling: Shonn Weldon, Daniel Mobley, Tabb Loveless, Greg Worthy, Bruce Jones, Kerry Sweeney, Chuck Boxq Standing: David Stofel Mike Kelley, Stacy Horton, Jerry Max, Ernesto Flamos, Dennis Day, Frank Brown, Jason Avers, Richard Sampson. Photo by John Bentley Baseball Team Struggles With Youth, lnexperience Youth and inexperience hampered the efforts of the Lion baseball team. With only one senior and three juniors, the squad struggled through- out the season. Junior Stacey Horton, with a 3.5 ERA, was the team's best pitcher, claiming tive of their six wins including a shut-out of NAIA power Union University. Horton was also named the team's MVP. Outfielder Tabb Loveless had the team's best batting average a .363. Leadership was provided by captains David Stofel, a sen- ior, and Kerry Sweeney, a sophomore. 732 Baseball W., , 3 , .W if X-'fu-v., Freshman Richard Sampson takes a mighty swing as Coach Hoyt Kirk watches. Photo by John Bentley.