North Rowan High School - Northern Lights Yearbook (Spencer, NC)

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AM I ln baslserball, ir is important that the team lsnovvs rhe game plan Mr Arvvell reminds the varsiry eant of this during halftime Cavs defenders lisa Islbriz and Sharon ltlovis play that tough D against Davie in the Catawba Christmas Classic The ball bounced erraticolly for the JV. and Varsity Girls oth vvomen's teams endured some bad bounces during their seasons. The varsity squad suffered through a 8 and 13 conference season, yet the leading scorer Audrey Hill was also the County's leading scorer. She averaged 17.23 points per game with her best be- ing 27 points against East Davidson. She said: l felr loose and ready ro playin rhe East Davidson and Southwest Guilford games. Although vve didn 't win, rhe team vvorlred together and d1dn'r glve up. Midway through the season, the JV girls lost rheir leading scorer Bobbi Sims to the varsity team. What could have been catastrophic to most teams turned our to be a rallying point for the JVs. They vvenr on to finish second in the conference Sims helped the ailing varsity sguad by pumping in double figures in her first game The varsity came on stronger in the second half of the season led by Hill and Sims vvith Down Kesler as the lead- ing rebounder. Mia Gibson chipped in from her point guard spot and Wendy Roueche held her ovvn in the middle, Without Sims, Yvette Mitchell, Jenni- fer Huffman and Koren Adams rallied the JVs to four straight vvins. ln the abf sence of their leading scorer, Coach Steele said: The girls could have folded but they have a grear team arrirude and responded really well ro fhe challenges, A7 Solsbury Karen Adams scores rvvo of her six ponrs against rougn defenders