Lakeview Centennial High School - Legacy Yearbook (Garland, TX)

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finai sound of the buzzer the Patriots had spread the gap 59-54. After defeating the Eagles in the last dis- trict game of the season, the game that was on everybody's mind was not far away. The district championship game against South Garland looked even closer. After finishing the season with a 11-3 record in district play the Patriots were confident that they could beat the Colonels. Both teams came out of the dressing rooms fired up and ready to play. With over 3,000 people watching the game was under- way. The Patriots came out strong and were playing smart ball but could not match the Colonels' outside strength. With McAvoy getting six points and Culbreth scoring three the Patriots trailed at the end of the first period 13-19. ln the second period the Colo- nels kept their lead to six points with four points from Anthony Hunt and Mike Gafford. Byron Wurderman worked for the Patriots by racking up six points and Roy Markham added three points. At the end of the half the Colonels still led 25-31. The Patriots came out for the second half behind six points. However, at the end of the third period the Pats had cut the Colonel lead to only four points with four points from Albert Baker and Jeff Culbreth. Hunt and Gafford both had four points for the Colo- nels. The score at the end of the third period was 37-41. In the fourth period the Patriots tried their best to catch the Colonels but their efforts were in vain as the Colonels racked up 22 points and the Patriots only scored 20, ln the final quarter Albert Baker had six points and Marc McAvoy had 12 which gave him a game high of 21 points. The Patriots had fallen short at the final buz- zer 57-63. The year for the Patriot Varsity proved prosperous, making everyone at Lakeview proud of our team and our school. idfusgff 'fx i ' E' A yiygf in f gs ,-QQ' Roy adds two points to the Patriot effort. is ml-il. Yfi MY! in 0 f.. .- 5 I dr' 'ZH' ..r Byron gets fouled by a Colonel. I: ,sftgi . A Mitt: 4 ' I X- W, . N14 4 ' -'1':.-. X X 3 ,ti g ,X P 3 A l K S -A I . r.'- L' ., .tsss sssss ' 1 5 i H M 5L.i . ' Culbreth aims high for two. 224 Sports Byron takes the ball to the hoop.

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Junior Varsity Basketball Row 1: Keith Shindle, Terry Simmons, Tommy Epting, Wade King, Steve Williams. Row 2: Coach Beach, Mike Holmberg, Bob Maur ery, Steve Hogg, Mike Wiebold, Ron Rollinson, Larry Agnew, Bobby White. The Junior Varsity Basket- ball team, coached by Johnny Beach, started district play with a 5 and 8 record in pre-district. The Patriots started district play with a loss to Mesquite 26- 27. After suffering a close defeat to Mesquite, the Pats played the Colonels of South Garland and showed the Colo- nels how to play ball 50-30. Then the Pats went up against North Garland. The Pats played tough ball but lost 33-36. After North Garland the Pats played Garland and won a decisive victory 40-26. The Patriots were rolling as they traveled to Corsicana and won an exciting game against the Tigers 49-45. Next the Patriots played the North Mesquite 226 Sports Coach Beach gives encouragement to his team.