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

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Q ,.,4wM' Determination is in the eyes of Dana Hoffmann as she attempts to score off the break away lay-up. MENEZEE LAST 178 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL I 1 f I mf 4, Wwum v'gw:'gi2'Qfw?: Wil' 'A 1 1 1 1 ix! . , ,fgimqfg,ay4Qi.:i f M 'N ,Ai ,,.,, , HC , W Going up for a two-point shot. Jodi Osterberg makes small of her opponent. Tara DeCoster stands strong as she works for good offensive position. 1 ri I

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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

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Performing well Amy Anderson blocks Shelley Hubbs displays nice form as she goes up for the the shot of her opponent. shot. ,MW Varsity Girls Basketball: Darlene Nigh, Mickey Bourn, Jodi Osterberg. Cecile Duveau. Heather Fuller. Dana Hoffmann. Lisa Loussaert. Row 2: Coach Randy Denner. Terri Keppy. Chris Brehmer. Rachel Ortiz, Carla Jourdan. Tara DeCoster. Shelley Hubbs. Amy Anderson. Coach Deb Menke. Challenging her adversary one-on-one, Chris Brehmer lays the ball up with style. T , ,imffh ' 9'mV'f'i ' ..'fHf5ff2WwVf. iff' f ' The Lancer girls basketball team opened up their 1987-88 season with a big win at home against the Wildcats of North. From that point on the season had its ups and downs. On the down side there were games that were lost by just a few points but. some good playing start- ed to show through towards the middle of the season. With big wins over Central and Muscatine. the con- ference had a lot of stiff and even competition which created close and exciting games. The tradition of great basketball was once again car- ried on as the girls put forth a lot of hard work and team effort. This team effort paid off as the Lady Lancers ended their season with a winning conference mark of eight wins and five losses.