Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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1987 Varisty Carolina Boiling Springs Carolina Boiling Springs J.L. Mann I.L. Mann Laurens Pickens Westside Eastside Easley Hillcrest Wade Hampton Laurens Pickens Westside Eastside Easley Hillcrest Wade Hampton 13 win Girls Basketball 66-35 41-52 55-29 52-41 55-46 49-38 34-39 59-46 22-64 49-47 54-45 55-24 51-45 42-45 50-47 18-56 42-49 49-36 55-29 45-47 s, 7 losses Our giryls played hard all year long. It'was tough sometimes with our injuries, but they hung in there. We had some hard losses, but the girls are a good team. Coach Ben Reid. Girls' Varsity Basketball Team: QBack Rowj Coach Ben Reid, Mary Jones, Carmen Parker, Dana Aremstrong, Heather Lynch, Missy Sullivan, Ta- betha Stevens Grout Rowj Shay Cureton, Robin Delk, Tosha Sullivan, Kirstin Russ, Neechi Goodwin, iPhoto by Jerry Hadleyj 150 VHIUIF1 GM I ' 4 U-4 fl E if i 2 .- fs we - Woosh . . . Senior forward Heather Lynch puts up a shot against Hillcrest. Heather and the Mavericks went on to take both games from the Rams. iPhoto by Robert Freemanj Up for the ball . . . Tabetha Stevens goes up for the rebound in one of the lady Mav's games. The Mav- ericks went on to post 13 wins, the most since Coach Ben Reid took over the Varsity squad. iPho- to by Robert Freemanb. ss. ..t,...M- Q S

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fmt One more try , . . Kevin Yates takes the rebound and goes up for another shot. The Mavericks led early, but lost late in the fourth quarter, iPhoto by Kelley Watsonj lump! Sonny Spearman takes the jump ball in a game against the Rams. Spearman was one of the team's leading players. iPhoto by Kelley Watsonj 1987 J.V. Boys' Basketball Opponent Carolina Boiling Springs Carolina Boiling Springs I.L. Mann I.L. Mann Laurens Pickens Westside Eastside Easley Wade Hampton Laurens Pickens Westside Hillcrest Eastside Easley Hillcrest 8 wins, 11 losses Scores 35-31 32-56 31-32 60-32 44-60 49-47 43-40 39-27 45-38 40-39 43-40 28-42 38-43 32-46 43-44 41-45 38-42 38-45 38-46 Qi , .rf lr -f Y X . .Q , ' 5 A ,V 2 V t ffl Uiifmh ' 4 .i rf. We had a season of ups and downs. At times we played great, and at times we played poorly. I think we had a strong team though, overall, I was pleased. Coach Gregg Snoad V 1987 J.V. Boys: fBack Rowj Andy Langston, Larry Stokes, Dominique Valli, Ricy Bouchlon, Sony Spearman, Coley O'Shaunessey, lFront Rowj Coach Snoad, Sam Crosby, Kevin Yates, Mark Whitlock, Robert McKinney and W.K. Whitner. iPhoto by Kelley Watsonj J. if Bog.: 149

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iin's varsity girls saw 1 . l rd work and practice s started the season forward to finishing xr third in their region king forward to up- playoffs. tarted off really good reginning of the sea- id senior Mary Jones, v e xdy Mav's big game of on was the Hillcrest he team prepared all ur the first match-up v Hey over here . . . Neechi Goodwin awaits the pass from her teammate Mary Jones. Goodwin was one of four senior starters for the Lady Mavericks. iPhoto by Kelley Watsonj. Off the glass . .. Lady Mavericks wrestle for the rebound during a recent game. The Mavs posted enough wins to go to the first round of the play offs. iPhoto by Robert Freemanj. All the way . . . Tabetha Stevens takes the ball all the way up court for the score. Tabetha and team- mates Heather Lynch and Missy Sullivan were named all region players. iPhoto by Robert Free- manj. Veaming ith Success Experience pays off as Mavs go to playoffs of ups and downs ards the end we had ally disappointing as cancelled because of snow. Because of the inten- sity of the Hillcrest game, tickets were sold during lunch in Ms. Babb's office. Parking lot security as well as gym security was increased. The Hillcrest game is al- ways one of our best games. We really look forward to it every year, said senior for- ward Heather Lynch. Injuries also plagued the Mavericks. Four of the start- ing five girls were out with injuries at least once during the regular season. Missy Sul- livan, Tabetha Stevens, Heather Lynch and Mary Jones all suffered ankle or leg injuries at some point. It was really tough work- ing the team around the inju- ries, We didn't play up to par after eveyone got back, said Stevens. The ladies finished up the season by winning more than SOR of their games and suf- fered only a handful of disap- pointing losses. We lost by blowouts to Westside ibut they're 31 in the statej, and our other big disappointing loss was to Laurens. We could have played better, said junior wing Missy Sullivan. Alicia Brown VIMQ-l GM ,151