Nova High School - Nebula Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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SCORES Gold 49 Paradise 54 Gold 48 Paradise 55 Gold 37 Enterprise J.V Gold 38 Sequoia 31 Gold 29 Purple 31 Gold 40 Sequoia 26 Gold 34 Purple 35 Gold 49 Corning 52 Gold 29 Red Bluff 30 Gold 42 Anderson 61 Gold 58 White 52 Gold 51 Red Bluff 59 Gold 48 Purple 56 Gold 50 Yreka 55 Gold 32 Anderson 38 Gold 51 White 52 ' s 55 1. Kevin Bishop takes an outside shot at the basket before the opposing team member can guard him. 2. Daryle Schroeder goes up to score two while Nova ' s White players wait im- patiently for the results. 3. Greg Washington leaps high to make a jump shot in the middle of the defense. 4. FRONT ROW: Jason Brunett, Shon Moore, Armando Na- varro, Kevin Hatcher, Greg Washing- ton, Tony Reneger, Jason Sehon; BACK ROW: Coach Phil Rider, Tim Bade, Brad Lincoln, Kevin Bishop, Cory Cowan, Daryle Schroeder, Brent Sloan, Jeremy Redding, Jason Gassaway. 7 4 I 4 Bovs ' Gold Basketball 141

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Gold Shines Through Defeat The boys ' gold team ' s hour and a half practice a day didn ' t get them the record they were looking for. They came away winning three and losing 13. None of the games were easy, but the most difficult game they played was against Enterprise ' s J.V. that ended up in a score of 55-37 Enterprise. This year ' s new coach, Phil Rider, stated, Every kid was the most valuable and everyone was the most improved, especially Tim Bade who improved in his self-confidence. The highlight of the season was play- ing against Nova ' s White team. Both games were close with Gold winning the first and White winning the sec- ond by one point. Mr. Rider also added, The record doesn ' t always tell you everything about a team, and if I had to pick another team I ' d pick a team of kids like I ' ve got any day. 140 Boys ' Gold Basketball

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Gold Glows With Victory The season starteded out better than anyone could imagine; the Girls ' Gold Basketball Team won the first 9 out of 10 league games. Because of their superb playing, they easily de- feated their opponents. Their profi- ciency was due to practicing five days a week. Coach, Mr. Bill Wagner, felt that practicing everyday was abso- lutely essential and their record proved it. He also emphasized how his girls acted as a unit. The two cap- tains of the team, both of which were outstanding players, Lori Seaholm and Rhonda Britton. The hardest games they played were against the other Nova teams because of their rivalry. SCORES Cold 29 Bidwell 23 Cold 43 Liberty Christian 11 Gold 31 Red Bluff 24 Cold 29 Purple 18 Gold 43 Liberty Christian 15 Cold 31 Anderson 19 Gold 48 White 38 Gold 31 Anderson 21 Cold 44 White 49 Gold 32 Purple 17 142 Girls ' Cold Basketball