Pleasant Grove High School - Grove Yearbook (Texarkana, TX)

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FOOTBALL CUSOHS he JV and freshmen teams echoed the success of the varsity with both teams posting winning rds. The freshmen team under the lead- ip of Coaches Bob Carter and Mike h had a successful season with a 5- cord. The 9th grade Hawks started e year with victories over Jefferson Dekalb only to lose their next two es to Linden Kildare, 12-O, and en City, 44-14. The Hawks' loss to Queen City was worst of the year, but they reboun- o win their last three games over At- , Hooks, and New Boston. The ju- varsity, coached by Ron Holley, also a successful season, coming in sec- rubs off as juniors nd successful COACH FAUSETT AND A HAWK TRAIHER HELP TONY Wiltshire ofl' the held after being shaken up. Because he missed one game due to the injury, Wiltshire fell just short of a 1,000-yard season. I think our 9th grade football A team played exlxemely well this year. We learned a lot from the I two games we lost, and we didn't make those mistakes again. -- Terence Tucker ond in district with a 6-2 record. The JV got off to a slow start with a 20-12 loss to Jefferson but picked up speed and rol- led to four straight wins over James Football Bowie, Dekalb, Linden Kildare, and Jvfootbau Hughes Springs. At this point in the sea- - son, the JV Hawks were tied for first Slgionenf PG place with a 4-0 district record. Unfortu- Lfnflzoladare 23 13 nately, one of the teams yet to play was James Bowie 0 55 the Atlanta Rabbits. The Rabbits defeat- Mania 6 0 ed the Hawks 6-O and stole the district gggxzter 12 crovim. Even though the Hawks' chances gm Grade Football of a championship were slim, they still Jefferson 6 14 , pulled together to win their last two Dekalb 0 14 games over Hooks and Redwater. This Linden Kildare 12 0 brought the JV record to 6-1. ggsgtlciw 'tg E - John Bills nooks 12 52 New Boston 6 22 Football 141

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RUNNING FOR HIS LIFE, DAVID OLIVER TRIES T0 find an open receiver down Held. The Hawks lost to the Jefferson Bulldogs 50-21. THE HAWK DEFENSE CONVERGES ON ANOTHER PLAYER to make sure he stays down. The de- fense led the way for the Hawks in '86, recording three shutouts. 140 Sports a.-. ', S. -Sf I I W .I

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Togetherness is the Key Lady Hawks take all the wins nyone from Pleasant Grove could walk down the hall to the gym and see some of the newest trophies that have been added. These awards tell of hard wins, but to look at one, one would never know the work put in to bring one home unless they had been a part of the team. , ,, t,:sL:.s,,..l.k,.L, .,.t kL.lL1t, , 3 ...f Ztk ,.,.X,,,J U L :ww-1.,::z. .--l.f:1m,Qf ., -:-f i .f,:: ., ,,.,, ,sewn-,,.., ,, s,-., . .fs 1-T, J-L. . i gr xffktfiu 532555-559 if-' f-i'91:'zis 'zisssiiisk 'T-V555 ltzalzsiffsai - 7 V-f-5-figfivsseii-'i'. fl.ff'fsfg3wSs4szvf'i Q35 The 1986 Volleyball teams 1 if s'lsllssllsl slsssss A - . , ' .dai-f3',:SggsQg-2125-sf-',ge-z,,xcfs,fuif . Y fE5f.:'L 5 ifkiffi ... .sm are no exception. Long hours of hard work were given up to reach a final goal, and both teams end- ' 'i'll --il New Boston. Senior Dosha Hall said, lt was such a pleasure beating Pl-B in dis- trict play. They had always beaten us in the past. The team had four more games before meeting their next rival, Hooks. Downing them in two games, 16- 14 and 15-7, the Lady Hawks were at the top of the District race. Finishing the round- robin with a perfect 6-0 re- cord, the team went into the District Tournament, only to be beaten by L-li in the first ed up with exceptional rec- lgcl, round. This result caused ords and results. The Var- A the Lady Hawks to play the sity Team finished as State AAA S2ml'fll1alISfS and the if L7.si1fs--lgr1w-fx- 1-if 4 JV won District 15-5A with a final record of eighteen wins and no losses. Soon after the Lady Hawk's pre-sea- son schedule of tournaments and prac- tice games, it was time for the district slate. Easing by L-K in their opener, the Varsity won a hard-fought match against . - as .31 4 . . gd-Q :W s-e,,,1g2..2w.s,-fl : . yfzlegagssgirsgax-5-?is ffif--lg,:.g.J7fi2 ' 'Y - ' t+T:16r'?i3'aE 2'-' 1 yifllifixi iii-.fffil 15 77 :Vile 575 H224 , ' tiasfP1g1'4zf A - -s:1'1fffzseef-Vit '-V' - ww:fw21f tournament winner - New Boston - again for the Dis- trict Championship. The game was hard-fought, but the girls came up short: 15-4, 15-15, 11- 15. The team had already clinched a playoff spot, however, and breezed through their Bi-District, Area, and Re- gional games. They - Continued on page 144 Rachel Gwinn, senior, makes a save in a Bi-Dis- trict game. Senior Dosha Hall and Junior Shanon Ross await the next play. Shanon Ross comes down from a spike and pre- ares to la the block while Patti Scott waits to P P Y back her up.