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

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Experience Gained Outweighs e a S 0 n R e C o rd Kay-Kay Toon intercepts Q Conroe pass. Even though we lost every dis- trict game, my girls were successful in experience gained, stated Deb- bie Brewer, coach of the Purple freshman girls basketball team. Their first game against Klein started out on the right foot with Denise House scoring 36 of the Sl points. The defense played their best overall game against Klein, however their biggest problem came in the third quarter when Klein scored 2l points with Jersey Village only scor- ing 7 points. Defeat stayed with the girls as they went on to play Bryan, losing 43-27 with Cindy Kidd scoring l7 of the 27 points. Their next game was against the Conroe Tigers. Denise House again played an excellent game, scoring 19 of the 29 points. However the Tigers also got this game 38-29. The girls played a good game against Spring until the fourth quar- ter when Jersey Village only scored 2 points and Spring scored l2, giv- ing the Lions the lead and the game 31-24. FIRST ROW: Beth Nichol, Carolyn Stewert, Patrica Banks, THIRD ROW: Terry Rolan, Julie TURED: Tammy Elliott, Sandra Williams, and Coach Brewer, Diana Burrnett, SECOND Horne, Kay-Kay Toon, Lena Baskin, NOT PIC- Diane Dolysi. ROW: Pam Grun, Cindy Kidd, Denise House, Sports

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.Aw W11'e'l 'MNwm ,,,nmi 'W ',. - ' ' ' ' 1 , Nancy Daughlry was new lo Jersey Village this year, bu1wasn'1 new lo basketball. e was one of lhe highest scoring forwards. Guard Tricia Roach improved much during the year and is shown here intercepting the ball from a Cy-Fair guard. Opponent K ein Bryan Spring Cy Fair McCullough K ein Bryan Conroe Spring Cy-Fair McCullough JVHS JUNIOR VARSITY SEASON RECORD l ' 49 59 22 65 Conroe 52 34 ' 62 44 - ' 59 40 I8 40 l ' 36 57 38 48 46 30 49 34 25 35 40 54 Sports

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Carolyn Stewert fights frantically for possession of the ball with the Conroe guards. The next game was against the Cy-Fair Bobcats. Denise House was again the top scorer with 26 of the 34 points. Kay- Kay Toon did a good hustle iob on defense. Theirs was a let down in the fourth quarter when J.V. scored 7 points and Cy- Fair scored 16 making the final score Cy-Fair 51 and Jersey Vil- lage 34. In the second game with the Klein Bearkats, Patricia Banks had a great defensive game along with Tammy Elliott and Lena Baskin. The Falcons played a good game, but had problems in the third quarter with the game ending Klein 55 and J.V. 44. In the next game against Bryan the girls iust couldn't seem to get their heads in the game with the final score 38-53. In their second encounter with the Conroe Tigers, J.V. played an excellent game but had trouble finding the basket. The defense did a great iob with Pam Grun outstanding. The final score was Conroe 27 and Jersey Village 24. During the game against Spring, Jersey Village started the game off on the wrong foot with Spring scoring 12 points in the first quarter and J.V. only scoring 1. The game ended with Spring 36 and Jersey Village 19. Their last game was against the Cy-Fair Bobcats. Denise House and Cindy Kidd had a fantas- tic game. The defense had trouble in the first and third quarter in getting the ball down the court. 'The final score was Cy-Fair 62, and J.V. 55. Coach Brewer said The girls still have a lot to learn, but l think that now the girls are prepared to go on and win. PURPLE FRESHMAN SEASON RECORD K ein Bryan Conroe Spring Cy Fair K ein Bryan Conroe Spring Cy Fair Opponent JVHS l ' 60 51 43 27 38 29 A ' 31 24 J - ' 51 34 I ' 55 44 53 38 27 24 ' 36 19 - ' 62 55 Pam Grun With watches as her girls lose possession of the ball to Spring. attempts to catch the ball in the Cy-Fair game. a look of exasperation on her face, Coach Debbie Brewer Sports