Round Rock High School - Dragon Yearbook (Round Rock, TX)

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Two JV's build for future teams A major change for JV basketball was made this year because of the building of Westwood High School. Instead of having a JV and sophomore team, there were two JV teams. This helped build a strong basketball program for both Round Rock and Westwood. At the end of the season both teams were united into one JV team. The JV I team finished with 11 wins and 0 losses. Aiding the team's success were the two leading scorers Elizabeth Byrum and Debbie Riverkamp. Helping defen- sively were Kim Gaddy, Lee-Ann Groves, and Cheri Christian. Besides improving their skills, the JV I ladies improved emotionally. According to Coach Linda Wagonner, lf you don't play together and unseifishly, then you can't win. Junior Kim Gaddy agreed, The most important thing I learned was, to have a good season you have to play as a team. For the JV Il team 1980-81 was a year of learning new skills and how to play as a team. All of our team learned how play better and get along with each oth on and off the court, said junior Moi Curtis. Although the team ended the seas: with a 4-7 record, this year was full accomplishments. The team played mai varsity and JV teams instead of soph more teams. According to Coach Jeanne Cleckler, took some time for the team to improv The ladies started their season slow ai WinterfJ.V. Girls Basketball I in art 'fm Below right: Junior Jackie Lunsford 13449 tries her best to get the ball to a teammate. Below left: Coach Linda Wagonner and part of the J.V. 2 team watch from the bench. Center left: After completing a tough pass, junior Susan Garrett, 1343, slides on the court. Bottom right: The 1980-B1 JV 2 team is: f1st row, I. to r.j: M. Elam, A. Pennington jcaptainj, D. Buch- man. i2nd row, I. to r.J: V. Sprowl, P. Campbell, L. Hedrick fcaptainl, M. Curtis. W. French. tNot pic- turedj : G. Williams.

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worth it ww right: Unity is important in all sports, as evi- :ed in the JV team's huddle. iw center: Sophomore Debbie Riverkamp, 030, as for a basket while junior Elizabeth Byrum as for the best. Jw left: Byrum, 325, tries for a basket, but her onent interferes. :om left: The 1980-81 JV 1 team: ll.eft to rightlz iaddy, N. Brown, D. Ftiverkamp, J. Lunsford, J. f, C, Christian, E. Byrum, M. Gilbert, S. Garret, roves, Coach L. Waggonner. :om ri ht: Ho e and concentration show on the . 9 p of junior Nancy Brown, 312. The . 2 1 JV'1 District Recbifdxx Wont WON WOU WON won, won' won ' won won won won ay- sfsw -is K photo by James Roberts y ,.V. J , Ma swf' i JM Hz, it 3 .1 -was . K E. Design and story by Beverly Frank 77

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M sluggish, but they came back by getting tougher under the basket, more aggres- sive, and started playing their type of ball game, she said. The future looks bright for girls basket- ball at the Bock. Coach Cleckler com- mented, The JV ll team demonstrated much character and I am very proud of the effort displayed in their games and the tenacity demonstrated by each one of these young ladies. Below left: A good strategy is important to a successful team. Coach Linda Wagonner explains another point of play. Below right: Junior Jackie Lunsford, H1443 goes for two as her opponents wait for the results. Bottom left: As junior Susan Garrett Uf43l drib- bles towards the center court, junior Martha Gil- bert, 13242, runs to the basket for a pass. Bottom center: Junior Kim Gaddy tli34l shows her perfect form as she shoots a lay-up. Bottom right: Concentration is very important for Elizabeth Byrum C0253 when she shoots free throws. ,M ,,,,,, ,J 43, J t t,t st -l'31ifrii7 , photo by Lori Brinkley I Ftp.,- 1- . TTWQ