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

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4 j.V. Basketball The Patriot j.V. had another great year. The 1984-85 Lakeview junior Varsity ended the season with an impressive 27-3 record. The team finished pre-district with a 16-1 record and was equally dominating in district with a mark of 11-2 which was good enough to earn the Patriots the district championship. During the year the Patriots competed in three tournaments winning the championship in two, and plac- ing second in the other. Lakeview was the host of the annual holiday classic and won the tourney with three straight victories. The victims were Woodrow Wilson C96-31j, North Mesquite 157-38j, and Skyline Q52-51j in the cham- pionship. The next tournament was at R. L. Turner. Lakeview again came out a champion, beating Pearce 59-50, Turner 69-58, and Richardson 67-65 in the championship game. The final tournament of the year was the Plano Tournament and found Lakeview opening up play with a 69-59 victory over Viner. Next came to a 44-33 victory over Plano East. The Championship game against Plano resulted in the Patriots' first loss of the season 66-59. Lakeview opened district play with an 86-46 victory over Mesquite followed by a 74-66 victory over Wilmer-Hutchins. The Patriots then defeated Highland Park 59-47, North li Garland 68-65, and South A ld Garland 65-35. The team end- ed the season with victories over Highland Park 57-55 and Garland 65-62. Outstanding players for the I j.V. this year were: Reggie Brown, Greg Hunter, Ron jackson, Ricky johnson, Mallory Cheadle, Shaanon Loya, Kevin jones, David Pinkston, and jeff Gray. Coach said this was a 'V i ,yyy t isiyii it.i. , 'V 'Vllffvx .,,, ll'l'1 is- ,2::' ' H g: f great group of young men and M. ..,, .. he enjoyed Coaching them ':r A1 J A very much. The Patriot j.V., over the last two years have a spectacular record of 55-8 and two district championships. Mallory Cheadle the ball to a teammate after a rebound M -'64 1 if Carlena Brown, Rod johnston, Sunny Tiller, Standing: Coach Swaggerty, Reggie Brown, Kevin Welson, Marcus Moore, j Gray, Gino Williams, Ronald jackson, jason Pilgrim, David Pinkston, Ricky johnson, Shannon Loya, jeff Otterstedt, Mala Cheadle, Abe Fox, Greg Hunter, james Cardell. , -.3

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Freshman Blue Basketball The boys Freshman Blue Basketball team, coached by lack Catlett, showed im- provement after a slow start. Several season highlights included: a 58-57 loss to always tough Mesquite in district play. A 64-36 romp over Rockwall in pre-district, and district victories over North Garland,' 58-48, and Highland Park, 34-32. Top players were Darrun Sharp, lohn Blackwell, Kyle Hall, and Steve Wright. 39.4. Q .2 . t 11 86 I z .. . I' V 1 E 25 132 . ' 3 1. After a foul one of the team members takes his foul shots. .ofa I -t-- 1 A jump ball is called after a loose ball foul. R10 LC gg Sitting - lohn Blackwell, Steve Wright, Darrin Sharp, K McDauhan, Coach lack Catlett. -5 Stas ACL, tp , 4 .t?,,iV 3 at irk Afseth, Scott Montgomery, Bryan Osborn, Kyle Hall