Paradise Valley High School - Trojan Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Freshmen play dedicated season Mark MacGowen attempts to out jump his opponent. ,.,? la... Freshman Basketball Team: Top Bow: Ftick Johnson, Bill Zawioki, Mike Waters, Ron Akre, John Kendrick, Steve Sounart, Coach Tony McClure. Bottom row: Joe Bloom, Bay Figueroa, Scott Chache, Jim Stetcher, Mark MacGowan, Scott Wolf. .Mc -pf J 1. 2 WW x it t , . E 2 . ., Q . Q, K E H. at fu..., Him,nwW'M,,.- A ,M Eg .... Z2 . Scott Wolf and Mark MacGowen bring the ball up court. Our JV team should be a strong one with some dedicated freshmen coming up, said Coach Tony McClure. This year's freshman team ended their season vvith a 2-O-14 record. The freshman team had the capa- bility of begin a good team. Being freshmen they did need more discipline and dedication to the sport, said Coach McClure. By the end of the season, the team was more mature and more dedicated. Some outstanding players were Bon Akre, who averaged 12.5 points per gameg and Steve Sounart, Scott Wolf, Mark MacGovven, and Ftich Johnson.