North Scott High School - Silver Shield Yearbook (Eldridge, IA)

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Following through with the pass, Jeff Johannsen gets set for the play. ,,t1o I I I R s ll- NS 77-62 NS 7061 NS 67-40 NS 70-51 NS 62-36 78-68 66-45 62 45 76f59 62 49 63 59 57 56 62 36 82 56 7067 68 46 NS 58 37 PV WILLIAMS SMART SUDLOW CLINTON RED JB YOUNG MUSCATINE MLISCATINE ASSLIMPTION ASSLIMPTION WOOD BETTENDORF CLINTON BLACK DEWITT BETTENDORF CLINTON RED CLINTON BLACK Scrimaging two-on-two. Brad Carsten. and Terry Mashmann prepare to score against Tony Meyer and Cory Duetmeyer. Freshman Boy s Basketball Jamie Hesman. Danny Burns. David Meggers. Cory Deutmeyer. Jay Gale Ryan Kllnkrodt Row 2 Rachael Padavich. Sandy Manley. Jeff Keppy, Ron Knoche, Terry NS NS NS - NS NS - NS - NS - NS - NS - NS T NS - I I i V ' l . : Maschmann, Brad Carsten, Tricia Damron. Row 3: Jeff Johannsen. Ryan Fier. Chad Dewey, Tony 176 FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL Meyer. Chris Bowser, Jon Lange.

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Breaking away from the rest of the team. J.R. Randall goes one-on-one against his opponent for the layup, WWWW i Q-'s WM KEIEKESIE GQJUHINTTS Although the 1987-88 Sophomore Boys Basketball team didn't finish with an exceptionally good record. they kept their fans attention with many close and exciting games. Fin- ishing the season with a record of six wins and twelve losses, many games came down to the last few minutes. With scores of 69-66 against Dubuque Hempstead and 80-54 against Pleasant Valley, the 1987-88 team showed us promise for the upcoming years. fi ,, V M W V l V H , A , The team positions themselves Standing back to receive a pass. Travis Ralfs while they await Mike McKeown's shot to go in. Going to the other end of the court after a basket, Gyle Smith and J.R. Randall stay with their men. prepares to go against his adversary. SOPHOMORE BOYS BASKETBALL

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li if as . gig: 4 f 56515.51 Positioning himself for a pass. Jon Bringing the ball down the court. Chad Lang plays aggressive offense. Dewey looks for help from his team. H A ive ,5 ,., W. ' ' ' Ty 'i ' - ' ' V115 if - iff The freshman boys basketball team had a great season of seventeen wins and no losses. Their most valuable player award went to Jeff Johansen since he averaged 21 points per game. with an overall total of 355 points at the end of the season. With hard work and determination the team coached by Mr. Deac Ryan did better than any other team since 1972. Awards of the season were the Charlie Hustle Award given to Brad Carsten. Best Defensive Players given to Ryan Fier, Chad Dewey, and Terry Maschmann. Most Improved Players given to David Meggers. Tony Meyer, and Jay Gale, and the Most lnspiration- al Player in Practice was given to Chris Bowser. ,V .jp 1 53 7, H ' , IIV. , W 4' Basketball player Terry Maschmann looks for a quick pass to Ryan Fier for the lay-up. ,Q , s ,.,. T x . , 'ef Terry Maschmann passes off to teammate Ryan Fier with a sharp connection FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL 177