Jersey Village High School - Falcon Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Roberson Leads Scoring Before the game with St. Thomas, Bobby Chase, practices his shooting. David Roberson was high scorer with seventeen points. Griff Robinson had twelve, Dale Johnson had eleven, Russell Emmott had ten. ln the game against Conroe, David Roberson, was the only one in double fig- ures for either team, with eleven points. The Falcons were soon set back 25-33. lt was a great loss for Spring, but a vic- tory for the Falcons. David Roberson led the offense with twenty points. Russell Emmott and Trent Garrett both had ten points, Dale Johnson followed with nine. The Falcons overturned the Lions by two points 57-55. ln this low scoring game, David Rober- son was the only one scoring in double fig- ures for either team, with thirteen points. The Cy-Fair Bobcats did not care and over- turned the Falcons 17-26. In their last district game, the Bryan Vikings, overcame the Falcons 37-77. David Roberson was high scorer with thir- teen points, Trent Garrett followed with ten, and Griff Robinson with eight. 51 f Bobby Chase and Dale Johnson wait for the Cy-Fair rebound. Falcons were defeated l7- 26 in their second match with Bobcats. TOP: Russell Emmott, David Roberson, Trent Garrett, Bobby Gryder, Harold House, Daryl Banks, Manager Mike Chase, Dale Johnson, Coach Jerry Mooney, BOTTOM: Glenn l 22 - Sports

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Trent Garrett signals that one ofthe St. Thomas Eagles had made the foul. Robinson takes his time dribbling the ball down Henry Kellum, an outstanding Freshman player, Although the Falcons lost senior Bobby court. could sometimes be seen playing Varsity. Chase, sophomore Griff Robinson will still be around for a while. Harold House Dale Johnson David Roberson Gritt Robinson Sports iu .- : ns ,l l 1 nn::lnn:i

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Henry Kellum, who was moved from Purple Freshmen to Junior Varsity, shoots for two. M-my ,f-l ?- i Inq James Reed, a skilled player, scored one for two free throws in the game against Cy-Fair. Conroe Provides Tough Competition Y., ,. 1. ...Nh , , :A we is Brandt Kelley, one of the outstanding players of the season, shows great skill against Spring Lions. With a 1-9 record, the J.V. season was hard to evaluate because of four tough losses. The team lost these four games by four points, said Mr. Alan Meek, coach of the Junior Varsity Boys Basketball. One of my high percentage shoot- ers, Russell Emmott, was moved to Varsity at the beginning of district play, which might have hurt our scoring efforts. In their first district game the Klein Bearkats, traveled to Jersey Village to meet the Falcons. The Falcons played a good game, but were soon defeated 43-47. Russell Emmott, Brandt Kelley, and Jim Reed scored eight points each. Dennis Jones had seven points. Also, Ron Harvey dunked in six. Next, the J.V. traveled to Conroe and was again defeated 45-63, Brandt Kelley led the scoring with fifteen points. Den- nis Jones followed with eleven, and Russell Emmott had eight points. Sports l 23