Robert F Munroe Day School - Reflections Yearbook (Quincy, FL)

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Percentages Skyrocket Season We had a very good year and I enjoyed coaching the boys very much. They have a lot of experience and should do very well over the next few years.” Coach joey Edwards By Brian Edwards The J.V. Basketball team compiled a 19-3 record and was one of the best in the Big Bend area. They got out to a 9-0 record before falling to Maclay. After three more wins, they lost a heartbreaker to NFC. They then rolled off seven straight victories before being denied 20 wins on the season by Poplar Springs. The leading scorer on the team was Morris Suber who hit 382 points, Stevie Scruggs led in steals, and Randy Skip- per dished out assists, while Jason Shelfer owned the boards. The C-team basketball players ended up with a 13-3 record for the season. The highlight in the wins against opponents in the Maclay Christmas Tournament. They beat Maclay, Aucilla, Sneads, Wewa, and Hosford twice each, and NFC three times to bring home the trophy. Jason Thompson was the leading scorer on the team and hit a season high of 22 points against Hosford. Brian Edwards led the team in as- sists, and hit 18 points against NFC. David Chitty led the team in steals, and Bill Strauss contributed well on the boards. Percentage-wise, both teams topped out in winning seasons for Bobcat sports. • The adoption of the three point rule by FHSAA becomes a crucial advantage in close games. However. Stevie Scruggs takes ad- vantage of a shot from the line to cream Bethlehem. Front row: Joey Blitch, Brian Edwards, Angus Hinson Back row: Coach Woody Hildebrant, Marshall Grif iss, Jeremy Morris, ason Thompson, Jake Vanlandingham, Bill David Strauss, David Chitty. Derek Jackson appears to have springs in his feet on an attempt that resulted in a three point play. J.V. C-Team Basketball 113

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Sophomore, Morris Suber, weaves through the defense to rack up an assist for Jason Shelfer’s two point big man move. Gators tip the toss for a quick starter as Jason Thompson struggles for height, but the Gators lose where it counts in the C-team confrontation at home. Junior Varsity: Front Row: Stevie Scruggs, Hugh Vanlandingham, Hal Fletcher. Back row: Randy Skipper, Mike Bauldree, Jason Shelfer, Morris Suber, Russell Suber, Derek Jackson. 112 Sports

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Putting It Together Was Tough This season took alot of hard work that didn't pay off on the scoreboard, bul we still had fun. -Jennifer Ammons Batting Avg. Sharon S, .428 Jennifer A. .350 Rhonda R. .347 RBI Sharon S. 14 Rhonda R. 9 Susan P. 6 HR'S Sharon S. 1 Rhonda R. 1 Susan P. Grand- slam Even though they had ex- perience and good defense, putting it together was tough for the Varsity Soft- ball team. Halfway through the sea- son they hadn’t won a game. If the hitting was on, the pitching was off, and vice versa. The team just couldn’t put it all together. The continuous losing streak led the girls to de- velop their own style of en- tertainment. Rhonda Rudd defeated Jennifer Ammons in the limbo contest. While Stacy Ray won hands down in the whitest legs division. The season was a bust! But nobody thought it would be easy. There wer- en’t enough players to field an exceptional team. The fun was in the playing, not the winning. Varsity Softball Team::Front row.Angel Whiddon, Jeanie Zeigler, Susan Parramore, Rhonda Rudd, and Wendi McDaniel.Back row.Gretchen Mashburn, Samantha Johnson, Wendi Bannister, Sharon Summerford, Jna Munroe, Jennifer Ammons, Michelle Johnson, and Coach Morris. 114 Sports