Linden High School - Linden Legend Yearbook (Linden, MI)

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dation, the girls J .V. Basketball team exceeded all Girls J. V Basketball 'persistence' n. fWebsters Dictionaryj 1 Con- tinuing especially in the face of opposition etc. 2. Continuing to exsist or endure. Opponents New Lothrop Oxford Fenton Bentley Holly Goodrich Brandon Montrose Lake Fenton New Lothrop Hamady Atherton Bendle Goodrich Bentley Lake Fenton Montrose Hamady A Bendle Atherton With persistence and enthusiasm as their foun- records set by previous Linden J .V. squads However small the 5-15 record the girls were led with outstanding performances from each in- dividual team member With her consistent outside-swish Captain Lynette Wolverton rallied at the boards with 164 points. Stabilizing the squad with her ball handling abilities Kristy Mann led the team with the most steals and assists And after a prolonged injury Anastasia Kogut returned to credit herself with the most rebounds Defensive strength was Tracey Tunningly s con- tribution to the team as she continuously sup- ported the team in rebounds, steals and assists. Donna Augustine received sportsmanship award for her marvelous spirit. Lynette Wolver- ton received the most valuable player award. Rob- in Hickox the most improved player award. Lynette Woverton, Kim Hensley, Shelley Cannon, Stacey Kogut, Tracey Tunningly, Teresa Moore, Peggy Miller, Tim Flannery, Donna Augustine, Kris Mann, Robin Hickox, Katie Fairchild, Carol McLenna. STATS Linden 34 14 49 19 26 21 58 37 28 20 26 28 23 23 Q S 1' 0' N QQ. ,y 4 x, X., 46 21 33 24 43 31 46 40 17 24 51 34 20 22 47 23 37 30 48 41 41 40 41 42 15 34 SFP... I I lx ' P y 4 Q ' lx i J rw-:B 'it 11 N , . in AQ if fk will

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WIN OR LOSE, WE'RE This year, the Linden Girls Varsity Basketball team finished an impressive 6th place in the Genesee County League with a 6-8 record, and an overall 9-13 record. The team at Parent's Night! STILL A SUCCESS The Lady Eagles started out the season disappointing, losing three non-league games. The girls picked up the tempo and went on to win many of their next games. High- lights included: a one point victory over Goodrich, defeat- ing area rival, Lake Fenton and slashing state ranked New Lothrop 37-32. The biggest win for the team was a very impressive victory over league champs, the Hamady Hawks. The team also accomplished something special in District tournaments as they defeated Brandon 53-39, but went on to be defeated by Hartland. Special Awards given this year went to Linda Millington, Coaches Award, Debbie Johnson, Most Valuable Player, Lisa Schaefer, Most Improvedg and a special defensive award to Junior, Sheryl Urban. Other awards were also given to Kelli Hintz for First Team, All League. And to Lisa Schaefer and Debbie Johnson for Honorable Mention, All-League. Special recognition was given to Gary Pederson, Ms. Judy Stoeri and Mrs. Julie Totzke, for their help in making the team a success. Norts W 1-Mmrrgm 1 af Sue for two .I 5, , fu-MT it Kelli SL Company getting taped un-'ltr 'ti . M ,M u Sheryl 8z Inger lounging before practice. -aan-u.us.a.

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As The Ball Bounces v 4-ogg, , , Did Kris make it? She got it! Get the rebound! I E x ' 14 if Good blocking Kim! G0 for it! Get it Tracey! Coach giving advise! Heavy thoug 41 hts!