John Wesley North High School - Aurora Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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BASKETBALL Above the free throw line, Lachelle Harper shoots d jumper lor two points. North defeated Alta Loma 50-39. SEASON RECORD (8-10) (0 M +- 0) rX (0 0) North North North North North North North North North North North North North North 45 36 35 43 25 24 42 32 26 28 32 26 26 Colton Palm Springs Poly Ramona Corona Hemet Norco Arlington Perris Moreno Valley Hennet Ramona Norco Perris FIFTH IN IVY 100 sports

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Above the outstretched hand of a defender, Sherry Williams hits a baseline jumper. North crushed Corona 75-37. SEASON RECORD 23-2 North 1 1 M 1 1 itll North ' -■-; .].■- ' I HI 111 North 47 43 Templt City North 47 45 Fontana North 6S 32 Palm Springs North 57 67 Poly North 50 29 Alia Loma North 79 57 San Gorqonio North 40 48 Fontana North 56 5i Eisenhower North 78 55 Hemel North 58 39 Corona North 78 41 Ramona North 63 53 Norco North 64 24 Arlington North 72 48 Moreno Valley North 80 31 Perris North 75 39 Hemet North 75 37 Corona North 66 40 Ramona North 63 41 Norco North 57 47 Arlington North 75 38 Mor.=.no Vfllley North 63 33 I ' .-rii North 70 43 p.Hr,..,Mli «Q tr w ur (D rt- tr 0) IVY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS After receiving a pass inside, Kecia Potter hooks the ball into the net. North was victorious over Cor- ona 58-39.

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On a breakav ay, Lachelle Harper passes the After getting a rebound, Katrina Ferns puts ttie ball to teammate Cecilia Carbaial. Carbaial went on ball back up left tianded. Ferris scored 8 points in to finish the play with an easy layup in North ' s victory the game against Corona. over Corona, 22-17. JV GIRLS ' BASKETBALL TEAM, FRONT ROW: Lisa Hernandez, Maria Smiley, Yvette Gains; TOP ROW: Cecilia Carbajal, Virginia Para, Darla Boyd, Den- ise Johnson. JV Has Worthwhile Experience When perfection seemed far from near, practicing with the varsity team helped the JV team im- prove their skills. Despite this extra effort, the inexperienced JV ' s emerged with a mediocre record. However, the team ' s record failed to discourage them. We kept getting better, said Darla Boyd. The girls did improve as the season wore on, and the experience gained will be useful for next year ' s varsity team. I gained a lot this year and I ' m looking forward to being on varsity, explained Yvette Gains. I think we did O.K., ' stated Virgin- ia Para, since our team was mostly freshmen. The team consisted of mostly all first year players. All ex- perienced players had moved up to the varsity squad. All in all, the girls found their season worthwhile. We really had a fun time, said Denise Johnson. Even with their mediocre record, the JV team had a worthwhile experience and are ready for a successful varsity season next year. .-V «l