Silver Lake High School - Golden Eagle Yearbook (Silver Lake, KS)

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S Boys' Junior Varsity Basketball OpporTuniTies help underclassmen ZS' 47 AfTer compiling a '10-6 record, Coach OJ. HamilTon felT ThaT The iunior varsiTy season was relaTive- y successful. The Perry-Lecomp- Ton game, which Silver Lake won 67-35, was by far one of The mosT main objecTive or goal we reached was giving players an opporTuniTy To perform and see- ing The players improve Their bas- keTball skills. I can be very TruThful in saying ThaT we were a beTTer The main objecTive or goal we reached was giving players an opporTuniTy To perform and seeing The players improve Their baskeTbaII skiIls. EuTsTanding games of The sea- on: and The Royal Valley game, Efhich Silver Lake losT 417-42, was ne of The poorer performances 'haT The Team gave. We didn'T olay well defensively. There were 'oo many Turnovers, and I felT we idn'T play well aT all. Coach amilTon felT some games should ave been won, buT The deTermi- 1aTion was noT presenT. The 6 il I sf if is -I -L,. ,., Q ' ,K - Q. 5 - g y f'.. --.- x ' 5 .s f -was 25 f A A- K 131 'Sir-Q ' - . .- ' Coach C.J. Hamilion Team aT The season's end. Some of The players, including Ronnie Spence, Sheldon Saia, Robbie SuTher, and STan Pangrac, made a greaT deal of progress Toward The season's end. They all have a way To go To become varsiTy level players, buT They are geT- Ting closer. The resT is up To Them during The off season, said Coach HamilTon. for was ,ET M A V . LV Above: To rebound The ball, lunlor Shel- don Saia Q20 aTTempTs To geT around The player blocking him. -phoTo by Erin Wiley. Left: While playing delense,1unIor Kasey Kirkwood C225 reaches ouT To block an opponenT's pass. -phoTo by Mary DekaT. Opp. Mission Valley SanTa Fe Trail 44 55 Wabaunsee 47 42 ST, Marys 34 34 Mission Valley 54 46 Rossville . 56 69 Lyndon 47 42 Osage CiTy 58 32 SanTa Fe Trail 53 62 ST. Marys 63 A3 Royal Valley 42 47 Wabaunsee 54 55 Perry-LecompTon 67 35 Rossville p 40 A9 Jefferson CounTy Wesf 43 40 Osage Cify 48 47 Below: Againsl Lyndon junior Jlm HurTlg C5415 adds anoTher Two poinTs by ouTjump- ing The Tiger defense. -phoTo by Mary De- kaT. wrwf 1341 1. I Boys' Junior? vf-xresirv X BAskETBALLfsPoRTsfQ7 'gf .. ,M if

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Below: Trying fo find an open man, junior Shown Beuchoi looks for o ieomrnofe To receive The boil. -phoio by Anneiie Mor- Tin i in , if I Q 5,5 il sr A r ,q Y, C ff fir, it his e4,e ,, mV' J ..., .Jr N l .C X -ff-v ... Zi J we Above: In o man-fo-man press, lunlor Ronnie Spence 1003 pioys his port in The sirong Eogle defense. -phoio by Erin Wi- Iey. Right: Pre-game worm-up conslsfs of shooiing and rebounding os shown by ju- nior Jim Huriig ond sophomores Robbie Surher ond Brad Doebele. -photo by Lou- ro Ross. f QLSXSPORTSXBOYS' JUNiOR VARSITY

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Below: Not wanilng to mlss the basket, freshman Kelly Monono woils for on open- ing during The fourln quorler oQoinsT Per- ry-Lecornolon. -bnolo by Annelle lvlorlln. E gl hu Rlghi: In a game agalnsf Onaga, which ended 7'l-38, Kevin Renfro fresnmon goes up for o snol. -pholo by Belh Bronden- burg. Above: Whlle playlng offense ogalnsf ST. Morys, Troy Slrernrning freshman looks for on open Teomrnole. -pholo by An- nelle Morlin. QafsPomsfFr2EsHMAN Boys'