Marquette Public School - Marquette Yearbook (Marquette, NE)

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BOYS’ B ASKETBALL: BACK: C. Moore, J. Ricketts, W. Young, L. Jones, B. Holtan, J. Moore, S. Nunn, C. Lovejoy, HK. McHargue, J. Mack, D. Nissen, 8. Mersch, B. Jacobsen. RIGHT: Lance Jones skies for another ABOVE: Brad Jacobsen shoots for two with John ABOVE: The second team gave the first team a Ricketts defending. RIGHT: John Ricketts leaps for chance to rest. BOTTOM: Lance Jones, Jacky that rebound. Moore, and Brad Jacobsen have one thing on their minds: Rebound!

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VICTORIOUS Marquette vsiGILTN€R: 8715, 13-15 McCOOL JCB. TOURNBMENT Marquette vsi EX€TER:)3=15, 8-15 MARQUETTE vs. Hordville: 15-T1, 15-8 The Lady Cubs were led to a victorious sea- son by coaches Tim Hagge and Emily Mersch. Highlights of the season were: 3rd place - McCool Junction Tournament, 2nd place - CRC Tournament, and making it to the District finals. They ended their season with a 12-8 record and wound up 4th in the Conference standings. Vari- ous qwards were: MARQUETTE vs. Bradshaw: 15-4, 15-8 MARQUETTE vs, Bradshaw: 15-11, 15-8 MARQUETTE vs. Hordville: 15-4, 15-12 Marquette vs, McCOOU JG@F:: 15-13, 14-16, 6-15 Marquette vs. N€ CHRISTIAN: 12-15, 12-15 MARQUETTE vs. Polk: 15-9, 15-5 MARQUETTEevs. Hampton: 15-5, 15-6 CAC TOURNAMENT MARQUGEITE vs. Hampton: 15-9, 15-6 MARQUETTE vs. McCool Jct.: 13015eb5-8, 15-8 Marquette vs. ‘GILINGAr-?3-15, IS-1g, A3-15 manueT iE vs. Fairmont: 15-10, Le MARQUETTE vs. Rising City: 15-9, Marquett@ivs. EXETER: 2-15, 3- Marquette vee BENEDICT: WS-6, 1-15,91-15 SUB-DISTRICTS MARQUETTE vs. Palmer; 15-4, 1588 MARQU' vs. Clarks:)15-2, 17-15 DISTRICTS) Marguette vs. HUMPHREY ST.{RRANCIS: 7-15, 9-15 4 ‘ on A ‘YR S TOP R.: Monica Hutsell backsets the ball as Valerie Ruzicka gets ready for the at- tack. TOP L.: Another fine per- formance given by the Lady Cubs CRC ALL-TOURNAMENT Ist Team: Monica Hutsell Jeri Russell 2nd Team: Dara Jacobsen CRC ALL-CONFERENCE Ist Team: Monica Hutsell 2nd Team: Jeri Russell Honorable Mention: Dara Jacobsen ALL-STATE Honorable Mention: Monica Hutsell MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Jeri Russell CHARLIE HUSTLE: Monica Hutsell and Dara Jacobsen MOST IMPROVED PLAYER: Vickie Montgomery MOST PROMISING ROOKIE: Kim VanBibber Jeri R. puts a spike past Giltner Volleyball 25

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DEVELOPING The 1986-87 Boys basketball season was a time for developing new skills. The varsity ended its season 0-16 and the Junior Varsity ended with a 1-6 record. Their only win was to Bradshaw. The four seniors will definitely be missed but with several returning lettermen, the outlook for the Cub team is promising. With a little willpower, hard work and hustle, the boys should have a more successful season next year. Coach Gilson played as many of the boys on the bench as he could this year. He usually had five that hustled and worked on defense, but if someone wasn’t working, he would subsi- tute. Our only win of the season was a very joy- ous one. The JV's received a third place trophy for the win at the Benedict Tourney. Consider that ball blocked by 8B. J. Holtan and Brad Jac- obsen. ABOVE: Curtis Moore looks inside for another , shot. RIGHT: The flying (Steven) Nunn goes , . Boys’ Basketball 27 through the middle for an easy two.