Rosemead High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Rosemead, CA)

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SOPHOMORES WI LE GUE CHAMPIONSHIP The sophomore basketball team had it's high- est finish in over ten years, as they won the Mission Valley League championship. Coached by Mr. Gilbert Jimenez, the team had an overall record of nine wins and seven losses. Some of the outstanding players in- cluded Carlos Lopes, Gil Jimenez, Anthony Flores, and Mike Samarazich. Among all of their exciting games was the game against Arroyo High School in the sec- ond round. The fact that two starters were missing didn't help the team. Although only two minutes were remaining in the fourth quarter and Rosemead was down by seven. they were able to tie and go into overtime. The Panthers, though, came out victorious by five points. This game was the toughest and most exciting the sophomore basketball team has played during this year. The captains of the team were Gil Jimenez and Carlos Lopes. I. Dude. don't touch him he's got kooties! 2. You do the funky chicken like this. 'ms X Members of the sophomore basketball team were: Top row Mike Samarazich. David Thi, Tom Diep, Jimmy Heflin Xavier Cardenas Anthon Flores Dann Godo and Coach Gilbert Jimenez. Bottom row: David ' ' Y - Y Y' Saucedo, Huy Tang, Thomas Chang. Gil Jimenez, and Carlos Lopes. I 04fSoph Basketball

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'Nw BASKETB LL WI LEAGUE TITLE The Rosemead High School Junior Varsity basketball team continued its winning tradition by capturing the league title for the second year in a row. Under the guidance of second year coach Mr. Tad Douglas. the team amassed an overall record of I5 wins and 5 losses. including a league record of 9 wins and only one loss. Probably the team's toughest and most exciting game came against the Duarte Falcons. Everything was at stake, for the victor of the game would be the Mission Valley League champ. lt proved to be the exciting game it was expected to be. as both teams fought it out in a see-saw-type battle with neither team leading by more than four points. At the game's conclusion, Rosemead came out on top by a score of 75 to 62. A few of the outstanding players throughout the season were Miguel Flores, Albert Rodriguez. Walid Ashranfid. and Rick Busch. I. Reach high for your goals. 2. Despite the other team's defense. Rosemead doesn't fail to score. Members of the Junior Varsity basketball team were: Top Row: Carlos Sandoval, Albert Rodriguez, Rick Busch, Walid Ashran- fid. Alfredo Ponce. Josue Rodriguez, Vince Flores, and Coach Tad Douglas. Bottom Row: Mario Ramos, Miguel Flores. Ismael Flores, and Jeff Frisk. I' '0 ,l.V. Basketball!

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FRDSH TE M PLAC S THIRD Mr. Mark Krajnik and Mr. Mike Harding coached this year's frosh basketball team. The team had a great season as they placed third in the Mission Valley League stand- ings. The team's overall record was 8 wins and IO losses. While in league, they had a 6 win and 4 loss record. The captains of the team were Quyen Thai and Lam Duong. Some outstanding players included both the team captains and Jeremy Lopez on defense and Cuong Tham on offense. The 4-point loss to Arroyo was one of their toughest games as the team played well in a losing cause. Their most exciting game was against Duarte. Tied with a minute to go, the Panthers were able to defeat Duarte with an excit- ing finish. I. Miguel Flores shows his skill. 2. lt came from outer space , . . 3. Looks like a foul to me. S Members of the Frosh Basketball team were: Top Row. Jeff Soriano, Jerry Sarmiento, Alfredo Breceda. Quyen Thai. Jose Carrillo. Sammy Lim. Benji Guinto. Saul Sanchez, Jeremy Lopez, Lam Duong, Peter Ngo, George Munoz, Bill Zylla, James Hsien, Cuong Tham. Bottom Row: Kien Phan, Coach Mike Harding, Coach Mark 4 Krainik, Arseen Soliman. ws- N.. Q' 'a Frosh Basketball!