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

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JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL NSHS 30 St. Gertrude 10 NSHS 25 Potomac 30 NSHS. 23 Woodbridge 49 NSHS 31 Gar-Field 67 NSHS 23 Osbourn Park 65 NSHS 30 St. Gertrude 31 NSHS 40 Fauquier 38 NSHS 5c Stonewall 55 NSHS 34 Stafford 44 NSHS 42 Potomac 47 NSHS 37 Woodbridge 67 NSS 45 Gar-Field 61 NSHS 37 Osbourn Park 58 NSHS 29 Fauquier 43 NSHS 43 Stonewall 42 NSHS 38 Stafford 42 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL NSHS°27 Stonewall 23 NSS 06 Potomac 18 NSHS 14 Woodbridge 29 NSHS 36 Osbourn Park 16 NSHS 21 Gar-Field 35 NSHS 19 Woodbridge 34 NSHS 55 Stonewall 61 NSHS 59 Potomac 8 NSHS 26 Osbourn Park 14 NSHS 25 Gar-Field 23 Freshman Basketball Row 1: Laura Seiffert, Michelle Conner, Julie Midkiff, Jeneen Berryman, Rueanna Hybl, Cathy Brown. Row 2: Coach Ostrowski, Nikki Pope, Marcia McKenzie, Yvette Harrison, Kim Garrison, Hope Cook, Jennifer Burtt. Girls Basketball 57

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‘“An Outstanding Season”’ “The Freshman Girls’ Basketball team had an outstanding season this year,’’ stated Coach Jane Ostrowski. The girls had skill and worked hard building speed and endurance, enabling them to break all previous Freshman Girls’ Basketball records. But without the team’s terrific attitude and spirit they could have never risen to the top. The team had a lot of dedication; therefore, they were bound to produce many outstanding players. The Freshman team’s Most Valuable player award went to Julie Midkiff; Most Spirited to Rulanna Hybl; Best Attitude was given to Nikki Pope and Laura Seiffert; and Most Improved was awarded to J.V. Basketball Row 1: Shannon Smith, Candy Marbaker, Charlene Vines, Shelly Smith, Kyra Peterson, Melissa Schelin. Row 2: Stacy Curry, Michelle Moroney, Christine Hudson, Michelle Travers, Stacy Alley, Rebecca Hybl, Susan Collins, Ms. Hilliard. Freshman Jeneen Berryman dribbles down the court in order to score two more points for the Wolverines. 56 Girls Basketball Cathy Brown and Hope Cook. ‘‘Basketball teams of the next few years should watch out!” says Coach Ostrowski. On the other hand, J.V. team had a difficult season, however, in the end, they improved immensely. Many improvements stemmed from the rise of Freshman players to J.V. players. Many of these players received awards for their J.V. accomplishments. Both the Freshman and J.V. teams’ overall season had been great. Shelly Smith’s well-aimed pass helped the Wolverines achieve victory.

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‘Winning Combination’ A ‘Winning Combination’”” was Coach Mike move and react to all the plays by the other teams Trant’s answer to what the Boys Varsity Basketball which enabled our offense to put points on the Team had. The season was successful stated board and led us to a winning season. Some of the Coach Trant with James Hoffman who averaged outstanding defensive players were Timmy 16 points per game, Tyronne Lovitt and Kirk Berryman and Marcus Jackson. At the end of the Dunmire who both averaged 14 points per game, season the team placed first in the Commonwealth and Jeff Emerson who averaged 10 points a game. District. They were bound to be proud of their suc- The Defensive team this year was the best at North cess as they participated in Regional Playoffs. Stafford has ever had. The defense managed to Row 1: Lee Gallagher mgr., Tim Berryman, J.C. Reedy, Anthony Michalick, Jeff Emerson, Todd Curling, Sasha Cimermanis, Craig Godfrey mgr., Monica Peterson mgr. Row 2: Coach Byatt, Eric Futrell, Marcus Jackson, Kirk Dunmire, Tyrone Lovitt, Tom Sauren, Gerald Washington, James Hoffman, Coach Trant. James Hoffman fakes out his opponent to shoot for two. 58 Boys Basketball