Rosemead High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Rosemead, CA)

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GIRLS BASKETB LL TE M FINISHE FOURTH Coached by Miss Kimber Sullivan, the girls Varsity Bas- ketball team had a competitive year compiling a IO win, I2 loss season record. In a tough league they recorded a five win and a five loss record for a fourth place finish with an almost all underclass team. Coach Sullivan com- mented: They were a very exciting team this year. The girls were competitive in every game and produced the best record of the past five years. Undoubtedly, the most exciting game of the year was the overtime win over defending league champs Mark Keppel. Another close game was against Bassett, where after a close game the outcome was determined in the last five seconds. Some of the most outstanding individuals for the team were: Wendy Wagner, Tracy Koe, and Trishell Young. Members of the Girls Varsity Basketball team were: Top Row: Miss Kimber Sullivan. Trishell Young, Michelle Lugo, Sally Hines, Bernadette Ahhing. and Angela LaFazia. Bottom Row: Jackie Rodriguez. Tracy Koe, Wendy Wagner. and Diana Ababon. S N Q N SES, g ,X is we S I. Michelle Lugo goes for a block. 2. Rosemead team watches with excitement! lO6 !GirIs Varsity Basketball 5? si iii

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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!

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NKT 1, If , 1 x , NN L77 ASKETB LL PLAC S THIRD I LEAGUE Coached by Miss Barbara Robbins, the girls Junior Varsity Basketball team finished a fine season coming in third place in League competition. The overall record was five wins and five losses in league, which was a big improve- ment over their preseason record. The most exciting game of the season was against Duarte. where Rosemead won in the final seconds, 4I to 40. Some of the most outstanding individuals were Center Martha Hernandez and Guard Nancy Rodriguez. The most improved player of the team was Lea Basil. Members of the Girls Junior Varsity Basketball team were: Top Row: Tracy Mannino, Elsilie Paredes. Nancy Rodriguez, Lea Basil, Martha Hernandez, Sylvia Huerta. Kim Alenbough. Myra Hernandez, Tina Moreno, and Miss Barbara Robbins. Not pic- tured Melinda Rodriguez. l. Wendy Wagner tries for a basket. 2. Angela LaFazia battles for a rebound. 'Rx -J xi x . X at N Y, X X Qu? ' HT .ix l P X u 'Q - N . ' N Bi '- f V Y, X X XXX X I Rv 3 lx X X 1 l'urX.X lip X-,X , ' a --X ' 3 in I ' Girls J.V. Basketball!