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ith outstanding talent and ability, a Varsity that lacked experience and had not one single returning starter finished with an 11- 5 district record. No man stood over 6'4 but the Viks made the difference by playing a type of ball that always surprised the opponent. Sheer ability kept them in contention for the district title in both halves of play. They played a slow-down type ot ball when the other teams expected a fast break game and a fast break game when a slow game was expected. They pulled the other teams out of their accustomed styles, thereby making up for a lack of height. When you have no height and play a different kind of ball each game, you must have total concentration and make no mistakes. When you make mistakes, you lose, said Coach lvlasch. In first half play the Viks' mistakes came back to back, losing to Reagan and Anderson. In the Lanier gym the Raiders jumped to a 23-14 lead in the first quarter but the Viks came back within 2 points at the half. The Viks' 9 fouls to the Raiders 3 in the second half showed that mistakes hurt. Lanier lost 67-79. The next game the Viks journeyed up the hill to Anderson, No one thought that quick 5'6 Junior Davis could be stopped, but the Trojans contained him, making it almost impossible for him to work the ball into Lawerence Fowler and Brian Markert who scored 19 and 18 points respectively. Once again they fell 72-95, first loss ever to Anderson. Finishing third in the first half the Viks still had hopes of a playoff game against first half winner Reagan. Second halt play opened with two big wins over Johnston and Travis. Against Johnston five players scored in double figures to give us an 80-57 victory. 1 Front row Cleft to rightj: Phillip Knight, Larry Lawrence, Curtis Ellison, Junior Davis, Will Prossner, Gavin Garcia. Second row: Lawrence Fowler, Ron Wright, Eric Barnett, Richard Burns, Brian Markert, Eric Busboom. 2 Junior Davis cuts into the basket. At guard. Junior moved the ball down court as quick as lightning. 3 Senior Brian Markert goes up and takes one of his famous jumpshots. Brian could hit from any- where onthe court. 4 Up and over, Lawrence Fowler looks to make a basket. Lawrence averaged 12 points a game. varsity basketball 191
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