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

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Cindy Mueller, senior, and Sharon Fowler, junior, jump to in- :ercept the ball from the Westwood team. Sarah Womble, Treshman, stands by to retrieve the ball if it should come her way. Fowler was the most improved player on the team accor- ding to Coach Cheryl Lang and Mueller was one of the team captains. ii it Q , ' i 'l i rr i 4, 9 3 i y, Q x 5 ef ' VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL: 1Fr0nt Rowl Betsy Fierke, Denise Stewart, Melinda Kaufman, Natalie Moore, Sharon Cannadyg CBack Rowb aren Cannady, senior, waits for a chance to take the ball away from a illeen Ellison player. The varsity players were under the leadership of a new ead coach this year. Cindy Mueller, Sarah Womble, Jennifer Pepper, Sharon Fowler, Sherry Summers, Deena Bielecki, Coach Cheryl Lang. Varsity Girls Basketball 107

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Varsity girls make change to new coach I felt that the varsity girls basketball team adjusted well to a new basketball philosophy and maintained a positive at- titude throughout the season. I was proud of them, commented new head coach Cheryl Lang. The team record was 6-17 which was not as good as we wanted it to be but we felt like we had a good season. The girls worked very hard together as a team, con- cluded Lang. The most valuable player was Sharon Cannady and the most improved player was Sharon Fowler. Best offensive player was Cindy Mueller and best defensive player was Fowler. The team captains were Mueller, S. Cannady, Natalie Moore and Jennifer Pepper. Sharon Cannady, senior, dribbles the ball downcourt while maneuvering around her guards to make a pass to one of her teammates. Cannady was one of the four team captains. Sharon Fowler Junior jumps up to regain possession of the ball while -Cindy Mueller senior blocks another opposing player. Mueller was the leading of- fensive player on the team. Sarah Womble freshman varsity player, looks for an open teammate as she attempts to pass the ball in over the heads of the Temcat defenders. . 5 Milf iilii puuuuuiggsuli. :utensil uaunnuuiii puuuill -uusupsslulunui 'nuns-vualnuusuxr gonunvovpnnuulnlpv l 'unusual im

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ine players turn out for JV basketball Starting the season with only nine girls on the team, the junior varsity basketball team played their last game of the season with only five players. f'The girls hung in there because of their love of the sport. Our record was poor, but the spirit of the team was super, commented Coach Barbara Moehle. The most valuable player was Dawn Russell, sophomore. Most improved player was Robyn Boyd, sophomore, and the most spirited player was Michelle Reynolds, sophomore. The girls won their first two games, 29-25 over the JV girls from Austin High and 30-I5 over the McCallum JV. Unfortunately, they could not maintain their winning ways, taking only two more wins during the season oyer Liber- ty Hill, 32-26, and Copperas Cove, 30-29. Jeanne Ketchum, sophomore, makes a jumpshot over her Temple Wildcat guards in an attempt to score a basket for the JV Dragons. fn iqiegvw FHWA . gli, pi' , ,i2Ti3.fff1 ,T-2-'aj ,J ,:3,Q: 4, . , ,, .,.. E L-Iii .11 5 gl . - - ,. X . in Kim Alford, freshman, dribbles the ball downcourt towards a score against Temple's Lady Wildcats. JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKET- BALL: Shaunda Bullock, Robyn Boyd, Sharon Millegan, Shelly Rister, Jeanne Ketchum, Michelle Reynolds, Dawn Russell and Coach Bar- bara Moehle. 108 Junior Varsity Girls Basketball lv- 3 we i wlnnwusmqqp- .,,,, 'ww -.Q ..,., E tr 'cm