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

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Williams inspires JV basketballers The girls JV basketball team finished the season with a record of five wins and five losses in pre-season play and five wins and seven losses in District play. Among those defeated by the Lady Dragons were Marble Falls, Burnet, Travis, Dripping Springs, Lampasas, Ellison, Westwood, Bryan and Killeen twice. Lanie Williams proved to be an excep- tional team member. In recognition of her outstanding athletic abilities, she was chosen to receive the Most Valuable Player award. For her spirit on and off the court, she was also given the Most Inspirational Player award. Natalie Moore strived continuously to be the best she could. This un- precedented effort earned her the Most Im- proved Player award. X .f x 1 an 'lineart' Fff rkr'---r r K Olivia Zamarippa 1301, junior, tries to get a pass thrown in to Sharon Cannady 1501, junior, after the opposing team scored. The man-to-man defense strategy seems to create a problem for Olivia, but Sharon makes a break to the left in order to get open, kv r- step. N 1unts.s :,,,,-, K sf 5' Heather Smith 1241, junior, makes a jump shot that resulted in two points. Treon Biscomb 1341, sophomore, and Olivia Zamarippa 1111 get ready to jump for the ball. Sharon Cannady 1501 makes a fast break from her opponents which resulted in a basket for the Lady Dragons. 34 Sports JV BASKETBALL: 1Fint Row1 Treon Biscomb, Mary McGuffin 1Second Bowl Carla Noren, Andrea Ellis, Natalie Mueller, Natalie Moore, Olivia Zamarripa 11'hll1 low1 Heather Smith 1Foutth Bow1 Lanie Williams, Liz Swaverly. Natalie Moore 1301, junior, makes a good jump during a jump ball in a tough g against the Bearettes. Natalie fought for a loose ball with her opponent earlier w resulted in the jump ball. t 1 ?1:ssti1:s. I sets,-, sei? N

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wi' .,.. i . is Frying to stop an opponent from passing, Karen Cannady l13l, junior, carefully vatches the ball and concentrates on predicting which way her foe will go. Develop- ng agility skills, as needed here, takes a great deal of practice and one-tcrone train- Iindy Mueller llll, junior, shoots the ball for an additional two points against the lustin High Lady Maroons. Cindy's two points helped in the major upset by a score f 58-28. This was the second game won by the Lady Dragons. f . ,. .T x J is ing. The girls' training took place in the Girl's Gym regularly before school and during their class period. They spent those zero hours working on techniques of shooting, passing and moving down the court effectively. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL: Uopl Debbie Traber, Tracy Williams, QMIGI- dlel Dana Schneider, lStlndingJ Misti Moore, trainerg Sherry Summers, Phyllis Lazo, Karen Kramer, Cindy Mueller, Sharon Fowler, Leah Humes, manager, lSeatedJ Angie Inman, Karen Cannady, Julie Mays, manager. Sports 33

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313' RESHMAN BASKETBALL: Fir Row! Shaunda Jllock, Denise Stewart, lSecond Bowl icky Chapa, Denise W' son, rina Botonis, Sharon illegan KTM!! lo , il Michelle Reynold Terri fx J Q W , 5 ., ,J iw ,7 , , M-,WNp,,.,, I f 3' r WNQQQQ, .. Jean, Betsy Fierke, Shelley Wells, manager Gout!!! Row! Samantha Mercer, Karin Traber, Deena Bielecki, Debbie Bass Kllpwardl Melissa Johnson, Melissa Sears, Adriane Harris, Jennifer McCarroll. L C :A Q Mix is? ei! Q O3 Ori! Q., .QQN Xjx In DVD 69,03 ,Gay ,, Ds J Freshman players X make three teams Just as the freshman girls volleyball team played as three teams, so did the freshman girls basketball team. The freshman white team had a record of one win and eight losses. They beat Killeen white with a score of 52-22. Round Rock Maroon finished their season with five wins and six losses. They beat Westwood white with a score of 45-25, Leander by a close margin of only three points, Copperas Cove, and Killeen Maroon. The Round Rock freshman team played very well with a record of six wins and four losses. They triumphed over McCallum, Ellison twice, Bryan twice and also Killeen. While they did not have set captains, Karin Traber was voted Most Valuable Player . U is ' While Deena Btelecki takes her tum in the lay-up line, Betsy Flerke and Debbie Bass hurry to get back in line after taking their turns. Drills such as this one played a major them for JV action. role in developing the girls' skills. Other drills helped their agility and quick thinking. Denise Wilson, freshman, goes up for a lay-up during the first period practice. The -. girls met in the mornings to maintain their skills throughout the season and to prepare Sports 35