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

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P Dawn Poole warts anxlously for the freethrow to be shot so she can get rt before her opponents V Betsy Chambliss prepares for a lay up as Susan Urban looks on Freshman Basketball 1981 -1982 Us-Them lst ROUND 2nd ROUND 32-54 38-48 29-40 2 1 -44 28-35 35-41 50-37 20-25 33-45 31 -42 25-41 27-47 46-26 35-38 22-26 36-39 won-forfeit won-forfelt vw, AThe action lntenslfles during the jumpball against a Westfield player AMEIISSB Mahoney goes for the loose ball dunng the game against Klein Forest

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4Annette Whitworth turns in time to receive a pass from Yvonne Wilburn. OPPONENT US THEM OPPONENT US THEM Nimitz 48 42 Cy Creek 39 36 Spring 49 52 McCullough 48 47 MacARthur 48 47 Westfield 39 55 Forest Brook 54 68 Spring 53 39 Cy Creek 25 42 Conroe 42 54 Livingston 25 32 Klein 36 51 Klein Forest 34 38 Top Row: Coach Missy Weisinger, Rhonda Biggom, Patti Harrison, Malise Waters, Annette Whitworth, Cathy Gould, Yvonne Wilburn, Melody Banks. Bottom Row: Kristen Andrews, Trina Key, Stacy Varcadipane. Basketball .L -209

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4' if nv 2.15 .. We rl., , ,, . i, 1 Ld! Dawn Poole goes for the basket after stealing the ball 'y from the other team's player. B'--M. -if Going for Two The Alief-Elsik Tournament trned out to be the highlight of the season, said Coach Kathy Burrell. We won the first two games against Brazoswood and Dobie, but in the championship game against Lamar we lost 45-29, lt was a hard fought battle, but we still earned second place. ln the Cy-Creek Tournament the Freshman Girls lost against Waltrip, 33-36, and to Alvin, 42-30, but blew Channelview away at 58-21. The Westfield Tournament turned out to be a nightmare for the girls because they came within one point of beating New Caney, but time ran out. When asked what was her most memorable game, Melissa Mahoney replied, The Alvin game because they were so rough. I checked in for a girl and l wasn't in there no ten seconds when a girl tripped me and l went sliding across the floor. Dawn Poole said, My most memorable game was the Chan- nelview game. l scored twenty points, my highest for the season. We beat them by twenty-five points. A story about the funniest thing that happened at one of the games was told by Melissa Mahoney. She said, Ms. Burrell got her first technical foul. lt was during the Cy-Creek Tournament when we were playing Alvin. Ms. Burrell was jumping up and down and she had her shoes off then she stooped down, picked up her shoes and threw them at the bleachers. The season did not turn out as well as they anticipated it, but for a group of first year high school basketball players, and a first year basketball coach, the season taught everyone a lot. . 'll -gi i f, Top row: Ileft to rightl Narcy Bollan, Debe Gray, Darcy Lasauskas, Dawn Poole, Susan Urban, Coach Kathy Burrell. Bottom row: fleft to rightj Valerie Lett, Terri Meyer Betsy Chambliss, Melissa Mahoney.