Sterling High School - Miramar Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Varsity Basketball Kronl Kcm: ll Id r) (;rfj: )r Johnson. Russell Sniilh, Wilson Alien. Terrell Koliinson. Howard oung. Back Ko«: ( I lo rl Kef;inalil tear-. Kdwaril l.asle Kandv Woinlanl, G aih Edward Robinson, Anlliony Johnson. Kenneth (iordon, Jerr) Woolen, Lionel Green. In the past three years. The Sterling; Raitlers have never had a losing season with Clii ' ioril Jackson as head coach. Jackson ' s stralep) is basic basketball, similar to the professional league. His offensive attact consist of running, gunning, and a lot of hustling. (lontrarv to (loach Jackson, Kdward (.?. Kobinson, assistant coach, loves In press and play zone. He believes in the (uit-Dn- one stratejrv of basketball. 192

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DREAMS OF SUCCESS Sterling basketball has always been a strong part of the Raider athletie program. With seven return- ing veterans. Sterling fans had high ho|)es of winning high state honors. With this thought in mind, the team vowed not to let the sehool ilown. ICTSTOuse

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The iiuniiins; torwaids of Sterliiii; hit 54% of llif ir shots. Reginald Fears was among the best forwards in the city hit- ting 62% of his shots. The guards were the liaekbone of the defense averaging 4 steals a game. Their starting center. Randv Woodard had a total of 8.i re- unds out ol 1 1 uames. VViiiilcn la il in. 193