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

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Sophomore Basketball Team - Coach Jim Wood, Jeff Kondel, Jon Fullmer, Matt Price, Bryan Prestwlch, Steve Zlebarth. David Hedley, Troy Thomson, Andy Berry, Mike Dustin, Tray Mlckelsenf Allyn Keyes, Lancs Erickson, Matt Williams, Tom Kudera, Robby Maughen, Eddie Carter and Asst. Coach K.C. Jones. SOP!-I. BOYS' BASKETBALL Season Record 16-7 Borah 100-0 Capital 59-55 Fllgby 47-54 Rigby 65-67 Madlson 68-80 Pocatello B3-58 Bonneville 73-55 Idaho Falls 63-48 Blackfoot 5543 Hlghland 40-56 Twin Falls 71 -43 Mlnlco 77-52 Madlson 66-52 Bonneville 65-48 Idaho Falls 41-29 Pocatello 42-50 Blackfoot 57-59 Twln Falls 61-44 Highland 65-52 Mlnlco 55-56 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Idaho Falls 64-56 Madison 65-59 Madison 66-54 .r so 'is r 7 5 . . sf X L.. X . Sophs. Gro l for 16-7 record Going into the 1985- '86 season, the sophs. were defeated 60-80, but came back to capture their first win against Capital, 59-55. against Borah, Skyline was defeated 60-80, but came back against Capital to capture their first win of the season, 59-55. They were then faced with two more defeats, both by Fligby, 47- 54 and 65-67. The Grizzlies then knew they had to fight back hard and they did, with five straight wins: Madison 68-60, Pocatello, 63-58. Bonneville, 73-55, Idaho Falls, 63-48 and Blackfoot, 55-43. But the string was broken when they went up against Highland, only to be defeated, 40-56. Playing Twin Falls, the sophs. made a giant comeback and won 71-29. They went on to win four more: Minico, 77-52, Madison, 66-52, Bonneville, 65-48 and Idaho Falls once again, 41-29. In the next two games, the sophomores were defeated by Pocatello, 42-50 and Blackfoot, 57-59. After their last two defeats, the Grizzlies got it back together and defeated Twin Falls 65-52 and Highland 55-56. Going into District Tour- nament, the sophomores were pumped up to take it all the way. Showing that they could, they won all three games. Idaho Falls fell 64-56, Madison, 65-59 and Madison once again, 66-54. The sophomores finished with the best record in the southeastern Idaho area. They finished with a 13-7 regular season record and a 16-7 overall mark. Battling for the rebound against Rigby is Matt Price and the rest of his Griz team mates. Setting up to start the ollense moving into a pat- tern is Matt Williams. J.V. Boys' Basketball 155

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3 of 1 .,--... ' ' . ' ' VARSITY wnssruna T Season Record 6-1-1 Q A SWL. Q 4 Madison 636 . A I S - S 'ft f x ' Highland at-me X Blackfoot 37-18 fx g ' Mmm 5916 H A y , Idaho Falls 42-23 N- A, ik f Twmnus aes ' 5! 'tx Pocateilo 4820 - W1 K Bon e ille 32-36 taxi - ' f S rounnmsnts Q3 Kitts- is l ,J s X Mmico zna Madison 2nd TigerlGrlzzIy 2nd Green River 3rd sixm nismlct 3rd srnsn-1 Varsity Wrestling, back row - Asst. Coach Scott Burklnblne, Manager ard Collln Knight, Billy Bull, Rob Hall, Bryan Stosich, Kurt Machen, Lorln Pack, Paul Casperson and Coach Brian Ricks. Front- Bltl Stuart, Breck Crystal, Chris Owens. Paul Rainey, Lance Charles and Damon Bush. Two Finish Perfect Seasons Finishing off another year with great results was Chris Owens. He captured the state championship to cap off his second successive undefeated season. Breck Crystal also won a state championship as well as an undefeated season. There were two wrestlers who took fourth in the State A-I championships. They were Bryan Stosich and Fiob Hall. The Skyline grapplers had a good year as they took first in the Sixth District and third in the State A-1 Tournament. Coach Brian Hicks summed up the season by saying, The varsity team did really good. But he did add that losing Kurt Machen really hurt the team's morality, but the senior grap- plers picked the team back up. Machen threw out his knee and missed both the district and state tournaments. Putting out a lot of sweat and hard work is Lance Charles. Varslty Wrestllng 157