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

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nf ,Iii 1 . I , 1 il It 1 I VARSITY TEAM ROSTER Coach Lawrence Whiteing Monty Seitz Chris Cox Kelly Clemons Jeff Urban Dwight Daniels Derek Bolls Jamie Liebl Clayton Richardson Jacob Harding Derrick Grant Randy Gilmer JR. 22 44 20 24 23 Kyle Kutach 30 33 10 14 42 32 34 if JE R S E Y 5 VS . Waltrip won Cy-Creek won Humble won Alief Hastings lost Alief Elsik lost Eisenhower lost Stratford lost Klein Forest won Klein lost New Caney Won Spring lost Cy-Creek lost Cy-Fair won Katy won I E1einhOakC k lost , A ang am ree won J XZ' ' N- ?i1Iaydre1C1ieek won 1 L X - - 1 aty ay or ost ' W , ' L . Klein Forest lost '2' s I , Klein won Cy - Creek lost Cy-Creek won 'HANKING an opposing .Mustang team member for a game well played, Coach Gilmer and members Jamie Liebl, Katy Won layt Richardson and Derrick Grant leave the court in victory. Photo by Carol Sharp. Klein Oak wgn Langham Creek won Mayde Creek lost Katy Taylor won Junior Varsity Basketball 223 ' ,

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lf' :::: JSHVKJT1 Q5 Q' Going For The Gusto 4 ,oo 'Q -oo G'3' 's 'fs1-Wi .N W I J .. A ex Sie? EXCITED about the win over the Mustangs Jacob Harding and Kyle Kutach raise their arms in triumph. Photo by Carol Sharp. DURING the last play of the Katy Taylor game Jacob Harding and Der- rick Grant get into position with revenge on their minds. The Junior Varsity pulled together to win by two points, 62-60. Photo by Carol Sharp. N As the thundering hightops crashed down the court the crowd of devoted fans, parents, and students cheered on the team. This was a typical scene for the Junior Varsity team. Leading the team to 17 victories was Coach Randy Gilmer. His talent and constant drive pushed the team to a winning season. 'tCoach Gilmer's pep talks really encouraged us. It would be half time, down by five points and Coach Gilmer would storm into the locker room and start banging around. It would take a cou- ple of really good hits on the chalk board to get it out and then he would tell us to go out there, work hard and to win, Chris Cox said. Junior Varsity ended se- cond in district, which was a surprise to many. The spee force and execution of tl players played a big part the season's winning recor This team possessed tl talent and desire to win. Tk was shown in the gan against Klein Forest, havii an astonishing score of 65-2' The team was alot mo than what we had expected Derrick Grant said. Writte by Rosie Marquis. V tC0W i . - 222 Junior Varsity Basketball Double Page Spread by Rosie Marqui

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...i..e Q7 i T ey - AWESOME: - ff at QSIQQ7 Underclassmen Create Winning Spirit is 3 WZW ei? 'i AFTER making his way through the Mustang's defense, George Bright, slam dunks it. The team had an outstanding win over Taylor, 55-38, Photo by Rosie Marquis. RUNNING down the court Marcus Malonson attempts to go for the two points. Photo by Rosie Marquis. The Sophomore and Freshman teams electrified the court. The players were all aware of what they had to prove to the coaches, to the school and to themselves. Offense, fast break at- tacks and scoring a lot of points, Coach Clay Smith said were the teams strongest points. The season produced a winning attitude from these players, who possessed the dedication and determination to win. The teams ac- complishedoutstanding feats. At the tough game played against rival Cy-Creek the Freshman A team using great effort and team work won by 10 points. This game meant alot to the boys becz earlier in the season 1 were defeated by the Coug by only four points. The hard work and l practices really paid These teams were sumi up by Coach Smith totally awesome. W ten by Rosie Marquis. ...L I' - . ,me .,fm 'av g . 4579,- -ff' ., ,ff-M' ' Www-L, ,. -W ,M-vW F Wi I' 224 Sophomore 8z Freshmen Basketball Double Page Spread by Rosie Marc