Liberty Christian High School - Memento Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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What a year we had, eighteen wins and only two losses! The season included many firsts for Liberty Girls' Basketball. We finished the season ranked second in the CIF southern section, and seventh in the state division five. Both rankings are the highest ever achieved by Liberty. We set team records in most victories: eighteen, fewest losses: two, most consecutive wins: sixteen, and the first ever undefeated league season twelve and zero. This year we set two goals: To repeat as league champions, and to go further than the first round in the playoffs. We succeeded in both goals but then felt incomplete because of our second round loss in the playoffs. Even though we felt depressed, our season and our accomplishments were enough to overcome. Be- sides several team records, we had many fine individual perofrmances highlighted by Sharon Crouch's 18.7 points, and Lisa Whitneyfs 13.7 points and 18.7 rebounds per game. The remaining girls of starting 5 + 1 pulled together their efforts and became one. Of the starting 5+ 1, four girls earned all league honors named to the first team Sharon Crouch, Lisa Whitney, and Heather Cielnicky. Kim Engstrom gained second honors. Sharon Crouch also earned league MVP honors. After four years we see several ladies graduate. Next year will not be easy, but a third consecutive league championship will be our goal. Ladies, again thanks for a very fun, enjoyable, and exciting season. Sincerely, David B. Clifton Coach

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The 87-88 varsity boys basketball team finished 5- 9 in league and 9-10 overall. We were led in scoring by Sophomore Steve Chappell 115 points per gamel and Senior Rick Hills 113.2 points per gamel. Rick also led in FGWO with a hot 51070 average. Tim Crouch provided us with ten points per game and a strong 10.7 rebounds per game. Hee Seok Ahn led with three assists and two and a half steals per game. Highlights of the season in- clude an upset of third place Avalon 51-50 and a sound beating of Leffingwell, one of last year's playoff teams, 62-49. We also defeated rival New- port twice for the first time in years. Welre losing a lot with Hills, Crouch, Ahn, Deaton, and Huntting graduatingg but we look forward to the further development of Buckels, Chappell, and James! Coach Sass ---ui fki ' 5 5 f ' K K J 1 1 1 8 A 1 1-ffiiriii 'S .. , MW, 1, ' , 2 if ir Q .F if W il? V f .u 'M f VJ , fic Q 1 if f l '1 y 4 r .Q lr 5? , wg rg ty 7 2 W M 5 EL 24 2 i e E ff 0 l ' i X M ,Y K s,f i Q KKV. K 4-- ' lf x s gi X w .Ex K ywwmww M, .

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TAKE ME QUT T A iq,-av ha f5?n g VARSITY: Standing- Asst. Coach Gary Buckels, Chris Buckels, John Van Dyke, Head Coach Ray Clifton, Rick Hills, Bryan James, Hee Seok Ahn, Asst. Coach Steve Mohicag Kneeling- Richard Guezibeyikian, Mark Baltodano, Todd Price, John O'Conner. 98