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

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The Falcons next met the Klein Bearkats. Offense played a very good Eame that night, and it was a good thing, because Klein was hot that night lso. The final score was Klein with 52 and Jersey Village with 60. Then once again the Falcons played Bryan and had no problem winning. The game ended Bryan 24 and Jersey Village 56. Jersey Village played a good game against Conroe the first half, but Eouldn't stay with them the second half. The game ended, Conroe with 86 nd J.V. with 58. Next the Falcons took on the Spring Tigers. Coach Dudley said Spring ad our number this year. The game ended Spring with 56 and Jersey Vil- age with 47. The second meeting ofthe Cy-Fair Bobcats and the J.V. Falcons resulted n another Bobcat win. Jersey Village played a good game until they got nto foul trouble. The final score was the Bobcats with 60 and the Falcons ith 48. The last game was against McCullough. The Falcons ended the season :right by defeating McCullough 46-40. Coach Dudley said We had some young players start to look good the end of the season,-and should do better next year. T. ma Boze, one of the two sophomores on the Varsity team, guards a Spring ard. E 5 2 One of the team's best offensive players, Julie Gleason shoots for 2 points in the Conroe, Jersey Village game. Sports

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zel Roberson, one ofthe most valuable players, shows her skill in getting past a nroe guard. Junior Varsity Shows Promising Future The season as a whole was fair, stated Coach Cyndi Brantly. The girls Junior Varsity basketball team ended the season with a district record of 7-5. The Junior Varsity team started off on the right foot by defeating Klein. Hazel Roberson was high scorer with 34 points and Collynne Edwards with T6. The final score was Jersey Village 59 and Klein 49. The Falcons kept their record up by defeating Bryan 65-22. Hazel Roberson was again high scorer with 34 points, Nancy Daughtry had 23 points and Brenda Schindler scored 8 points. The Conroe game was a disappointment. Jersey Vil- lage was behind the whole game. Coach Brantly said We lust couldn't get anything started. The game ended Conroe 52 and Jersey Village 34. After Conroe the Falcons were again defeated by Spring, 62-44. Defeat seemed to follow Jersey Village to the next game against Cy-Fair. The pressure was so terrific that the girls iust couldn't seem to score at all. The final score was Cy-Fair with 59 points and Jersey Village with 40 points. The next game was against McCullough. Jersey Vil- lage led the whole game and were able to have for- wards play guards and guards play forwards. The game ended McCullough 18 and Jersey Village 40. As the Spring Lions bring on a tough defense, Coaches Cyndi Brantly and Debbie Brewer determine a new strategy to help their team win. Sports