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

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shot a field goal as the buzzer sounded making the score even once again. The third and final overtime ended as Cy-Fair finally defeated J.V. 44-48. Russell Emmott scored the points by shooting one for two free throws. The high point scorers were Brandt Kelly, Russell Emmott and James Reed. The J.V. team traveled to Bryan and were defeated 49-62. Brandt Kelly led the team with a big twenty points. Doug Whitaker was up with twelve. Once again the J.V. team was set- back by Klein 55-65. James Reed was high scorer with eighteen points. Brandt Kelly followed with fifteen, Doug Whi- taker, eight, and Richard Tucker, seven. This time Conroe, traveled to Jersey Village and once again upset the J.V., 57-71. Brandt Kelly led with eighteen points. James Reed had eleven. Doug Whitaker, Doug Byrd, and Doug Skarpa had six points each. Next, the J.V. team played a hard game against Spring. The team only lost by two points 43-45. Dennis Jones was high point man with fifteen points. In their next game against Cy-Fair, there were no triple overtime situations. The game ended with Cy-Fair winning 38-58. In their last game of the season, J.V. played Bryan. Bryan defeated the team 28-49. The high scorer was Brandt Kelly with seven points. Coach Alan Meek was very pleased with the win over Spring 56-50. Henry Kellum tips the ball over to Doug Whi- taker, in an attempt to score. In the game against Spring, Ron Harvey put forth great effort, scoring ten points. Brandt Kelly shows his defensive abilities in attempting to get the rebound. Sports

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Coach Sam Faris viewed the season as, A learning experience for the players. Several of our opponents this year were first year high schools, and would be playing Varsity schedules next year. ln their first district game, the Falcons came up against Klein. As the Falcons went into half time, they led the Bearkats 22-lO. However, due to over confidence, on aggressive Klein, and full court passes, the Falcons were upset 34-52. Next, the team encountered the Conroe Tigers. Conroe was in complete control of the ball after the first quarter. Once more the Falcons were setback 41-62. The first match with Spring, Coach Faris said, was, without a doubt, our worst effort of the season. We fell behind in the second quarter and were never able to catch up. Spring's full court passes really hurt. The Sopho- mores again lost 35-76. Their next opponents were the Cy-Fair Bobcats. The Sophomores played a very good first half, and then suc- cumbed in the third quarter. The Falcons missed many good scoring opportunities, finally being defeated 38-55. The Sophomore team traveled to Bryan. Leading the first half, the Falcons were unable to maintain the lead the second half, again loosing 48-65. District Ends With an 0-9 Record f Robert Lee aims for a long shot in the game against Conroe l 26 Sports Once again the Falcons met the Klein Bearkats. Missing numerous scoring opportunities and bowing to Bearkats in the fourth quarter, the Falcons were upset 40-55. One more time the Falcons played the Conroe Tigers. the half the Falcons led l7-16, however, Conroe began hit- ting the percentage shots in the second half making the final score 42-62. l 5 3 Robert Lee and Kenny Terry try to regain the ball.