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

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Tough season does not stop Pats Starting out district play with an 8-2 record, J.V. lost their first game to Garland High though they fought hard. They played Highland Park next, defeating the Scots 15-9, 15-5. Nancy Oglin led the team in serves with eight points while Michelle Weeks and Carla Albright had three spikes each. The Patriots next struggled with the South Garland Colonels, losing the first match 8-15. They came back and won the next two 15-7, 15-6. Jennifer Lind- bergh lead the Pats with 12 serves and four spikes. September 29 they played North Mesquite and beat the Stallions 15-8, 15-3. Lisa West lead the team with 13 3, or r ':fff4.gz,mLiJw SEW E Sophomore Jennifer Lindbergh shows her ex- cellcnt form as she bumps the ball over into the opponents' court. J.V. Volleyball trow lj Carla Albright, Lisa West, Barbara Kopple, frow 21 Latricc Jordan, Suzanne Genner, Nancy Oglin, Kim Pearson, frow 31 Karen Washington, Michelle Weeks, Jen- nifer Lindbergh, Amy Marshall, Coach Bishop, Mary Cater, lrow 45 Debbie Penk 216 J V Volleyball serves and Albright lead with three spikes. October 22 the Pats played the Stallions again.They won the first match 16-14 but lost the second 6-15. In the third match, the Stallions played hard but the Pats won the battle, 15-13. ,lb -mm-we N-af.. The last game of the season was against Mesquite. Again they had a win, a loss, and a win. The scores were 15-6, 4-15,15-5. J.V. finished the season with a 13-11 record. Q , ':. .:f.x- Suzanne Genner bumps the ball back to the Skeeterettes. l 1 l l l l

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Lad Pats have good season Girls varsity improved greatly this year. Starting out with a promising preseason, they ended district with a good record. With five seniors on the team, experience was one of their strong ,L i W points. S S The best win of the season was against South Garland, 49-47. Cara Cranford was high scorer with I6 points while Shawn Williams had l2. tm The game with the widest marginal win was against Garland High, 52-33. Cranford was high scorer with 22 points and Jeannine Duval had 10. The leading scorers for the season were Duval and Cranford. The leading rebounder was also 6'2 Cranford. ...JIM i., ...WMMKN Cara Cranford passes the ball to one of her teammates during the game against the Stallions. Standing: Christy Little, Jeannine Duval, Melissa Cater, Sheri Lancaster, Cara Cranford, Tammy Payne, Sharon Wells, Shannon Arey Dayna Davis fTrainerj. Kneeling: Shawn Williams. 218 Girls Varsity Basketball