North Stafford High School - Flashback Yearbook (Stafford, VA)

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Jump Ball ... Wolverine players anxiously wait for a chance to get the ball. Action ... A North Stafford Varsity player attempts to block a pass from her opponent. Over Here ... Donna Lucas searches for an open player to Pass to. 129

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Shoot for the Moon This year the Girls Varsity Basketball team showed some improvement over last year, winning seven games so far this year as opposed to five games last year. They started the season with three losses out of four games, but came back to win the next three games. After three more losses the team Injured on the court ... A Varsity player sustains a minor injury during practice. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Woodbridge he aa) Potomac 39-34 Potomac 29-66 St. Gertrude 39-57 Trinity 53-34 St. Marys 53-28 St. Marys 2-0 Stonewall 27-57 Woodbridge 40-64 Stafford 25-41 Fauquier 45-39 Potomac 59-58 Garfield 36-70 128 didn’t lose hope and won the next game against Fauquier 53-47. they lost the following game to Stonewall, but started a come back by winning the next two games. After two consecutive years of improvement, hopes are high for a better season next year. Front center: Donna Lucas and Michelle Michalick. Back row: Cindy Stewart, Debbie Goins, Liz i Johnson, Vikki Edwards, Melody Brown, Kelly Connor, Rachel Mercer, Cindy Ellington, Mykla Come oooon ... Yvette Poole patiently watches the ball go into the basket. Woods, Brenda Browning, Yvette Poole and Coach Ripley.

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GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL Potomac 10-47 Stonewall 12-53 Woodbridge 17-40 Stafford 28-37 Fauquier 20-54 Stonewall 24-40 Fauquier 22-37 Potomac 40-45 Garfield 41-59 R ¥ Michelle Stewart pauses to pass the basketball. Front Row: Christina Stewart, Sherri Patterson, Janie Tickle, Suzanne Stepien, Pat Boyle. Back Row: Evelyn Ford, Tracie ASE. Melissa Warner, Melanie Chapli Chrissy Vogan, Kim Kurucz, Martina Kunhert, Yvonne Hawkins, Michelle Stewart. 7 130 Keep the Ball Rolling As the JV Girls Basketball team started the season, few of the players had played together. Being unaquainted with each other showed in their first outing; they lost 10-47 to Potomac. Unfortunatel this trend continued. They lost by 41 and 23 points to Stonewall and Woodbridge. Then they played Stafford and lost by nine points, keeping it close throughout. In the next game the girls fel l back again losing 20-54 to Fauquier. They showed improvement once again by losing by only 16 points to Stonewall and 15 to Fauquier. Now, coming on strong, they lost to Potomac by only five : points; the same team they — opened and lost to by 37 oints. The team then aced a tough Garfield team and lost by 18 points. At that stage, the girls had gone winless, but with three games left ey showed promise of pulling out one victory for themselves. We