Skyline High School - Behemoth Yearbook (Idaho Falls, ID)

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XNN -W 'Kw- MBS Q Nmfswa Going up for two poin ts is Kristy Jensen. Putting up a shot is Margaret Holmer. Leading the way on a fast break is Niki Morgan. As Amy Frandsen gets set for a shot, Margaret Holmer moves in to screen for her. , aft ' as M I , i V :I My if ' V 1- ' ,. . ,. ' - M, , ,M Varslty Glrls' Basketball 145

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Girl Cagers Work for 13-9 Record Quite excited about the up- coming basketball season, Skyline's girls worked hard with their new coach, Ardie Mclnelly, in order to come up with a win- ning season. The games started quickly and the Griz found themselves winning their first two. Soon, midseason came along and the Griz found their season not quite satisfactory and decided to do something about it. They took their last six games and only lost one, easily taking Poky, Minico, and Bonneville. District soon showed up and the Griz went easily by Black- foot and Bonneville, but they lost to Madison and l. F. The Griz finished the season with an overall record of 13-9. Getting into position to make a free throw is Amy Frandson. Alter stealing the ball from Madison, Amy Fnmdson drlbbles down the floor for a two poln ter. Junior Krlsty Jonson watches as Dobblo Gortsch and Suzanne Panchorl chase a ball out ol bounds. if if . - wg: 144 Varslty Glrls' Basketball 'sk . 5 3'

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Bench Gives alanc To Teaml Although Lyn Stone, Kristy Jensen, Amy Frandsen, Debbie Gertsch and Lisa White led the girls in scoring, rebounding and assists, each of the other girls had their best nights, too. First-year coach Ardie Mclnelly stressed that the team, although young, maintained defense as its strength throughout the year. She also credited the reserves with coming off the bench and doing a super job. A few of the reserv- es who had outstanding games were Dee Cramer and Margaret Holmer lagainst Bonnevillej, Niki Morgan lagainst Blackfootl and Suzanne Pancheri lagainst Minicoj. Some of the losses in the early going were attributed to in- juries and sickess. Chief of the injuries occured during the Highland game. With Skyline ahead, 48-31, Debbie Gertsch was iolted as she attempted to set for a charging foul against Highland's offense. She fell un- concious to the floor. Gertsch was rushed to the hospital and was out of action for several weeks. Highland went on to win that contest 50-68 after scoring 12 unanswered points. Relying on balanced scoring and aggressive offensive and defensive play, the girls wound up with an 11-7 regular season and 13-9 overall record. They placed third in the four-team Sixth District A-1 Tournament. 146 Varslty Glrls' Basketball GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Season Record 13-9 Rlgby 45-33 Rigby 4935 Idaho F ll 37-48 Madleo 47-53 Mlnlco 55-39 Pocatello 36-51 Twln Falls 60-41 Blackfoot 85-36 Bonneville 58-37 Hlghlandg so-as Idaho F ails 5356 Madison 5167 Pocatello 39-38 Mlnlco 5639 Twln Falls 64-37 Blacidool 70-35 Bonnevllle 82-54 Highland 47-74 Q -DISTRICT TOURNAMENT g Blaclxfo l 61-58 Madison 4957 Bonneville 58-4? Idaho F II 50-58 1 g