Hillcrest High School - Panther Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Swiftness THE JV BOYS' basketball team strived for excellence during their season. They practiced for two and a half hours every day. They ran several different drills, such as 3-on-2, 2-on-1, and 3-on-1 3 a posting up drill, a guard drill, and retreat, which was to teach the players to retreat to defense as their opponent came down toward their end of the court. JUNIOR VARSITY - Front Flow: J. Hall, C. Haynie, L. Choice, B. Hamilton, M. Brantlery, Second Row: K. Hardennan, S. Hernandez, . on the boards Overall I feel that we had a good season, said Coach Melvin Thomp- son. He said that, although the team got off to a slow start, things soon picked up. Over a 2-3 week span, the coach and players got to know each other and learned how to work together efficient- ly. We had a good combination. I am pleased with this year's outcome, said Coach Thompson. McGilbra, K. Walter, Third Row: Coach Melvin Thompson, T. Hobbs, V. Warrend, C. Smith, J. Duke, C. Montgomery. V JV, FRESHMAN BASKETBALL

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Varsity starts a streak THE VARSITY SOCCER TEAM finished their '85-'86 season as bi-district finalists for the second year in a row. With an overall record of 15-5-1, the Panthers succeeded in setting two state records. These records included being the first team in state's history to win five consecutive invitational tour- naments as well as being the first team to win the same tournament three years in a row. The leading scorers on the team were seniors Justin Lee, with 16 goals, and Mark Garrard, with 8 goals. Senior David Browndyke lead the team in assists with 15. VARSITY SOCCER - Front Row: Capt. D. Browndyke, R. Bemporad, Second Row: S. Black, A. Copeland, Co-Capt. R. Reed, Co-Capt. J. Lee, T. Ward, Third Row: J. Habimana, R. Hall, B. Flabiano, J. Lewis, K. Pertuis, M. Lubin, Co- Capt. M. Garrard, Fourth Row: Coach James Whaley, A. Sunshine, A. Martin, T. Cole, P. Ster- ling, M. Arnold, D. Baer. V A 1 vARsiTv t r HI-ISS 1 , 1 .OPPONENT .M2y NorthsDallas y 1 31 rW.TgWhite 1 1 1 y .1 Thomas Jefferson 1 2 2 North Dallas 1 0 . Woodrow Wilson 1 4 4 A 1 W. T. White 1 2 Thomas Jefferson 1 1 1 Woodrow Wilson 1 1 Pinkstont A r 0 ,2. Seniors Holden and Larry Blatt know where to be on a Tuesday night, as they relax and watch the game. P 54 BOYS SOCCER tang.--,-L 'T' M ! -..'-...'ee has -is ff' lk-44'g'mxi l'Y' ,.'ie I -f ' 4. K , '