Stonybrook Middle School - Petroglyph Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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As Lynn Coval (21) hopes for two points, Dana Lisle (34) prepares to rebound. Snow shortens girls ' season; Total cooperation sparks team The snow took its toll on all of us, but it had a great effect on the eighth grade girls ' basketball team. Missing three games and many practices due to the weather, the girls came back to school out of shape. After the unexpected long weekend and only a few days of practice, the girls went against Westlane. Al- though it was close throughout the game, the girls came up on the short end with their first defeat of the sea- son. Total team cooperation and the de- sire to work hard put them back on their feet to defeat Northview the fol- lowing day. Another highlight was re- fusing a last second shot to hold on to the lead and end up defeating Cres- ton, 24-22. According to Coach Penny Clift, who has coached for three years, I have enjoyed this team immensely. Ending their season with a 6 and 1 slate, leading scorers were Debbie Ridgon and Lynne Coval. EIGHTH GIRLS ' BASKETBALL. FRONT ROW — D. Rigdon, S. Stroup, A. Scheib, K. Ellis, L. Coval. BACK ROW — Mrs. Penny Clift, Statistician L. Miller, J. Ohl, H. Clark, D. Oliver, D. Lisle, A. Asher, Mgr. C. Carraher, Statistician K. Hyer. NOT PICTURED: A. Montgomery, J. Schaedel. 8TH GIRLS ' BASKETBALL 6 wins, 1 loss Coach Penny Clift STB OPP Ben Davis 19 14 Westlane 29 30 Northview 25 13 South Wayne 29 25 Creston 24 22 Belzer 31 25 Beech Grove 32 14 Tourney (4-way) 1st As Julie Ohl (4) stretches to make a basket, April Scheib (15) prepares to assist. Leaping over a Creston defender, Debbie Rig- don (70) attempts a basket. 8th Girls ' Basketball 105

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George shoots winning points against Tudor Working one hour, three times a week without complaining is hard. Yet this is what the eighth gr ade boys ' basketball team had to do to keep in shape for the season. Getting along as a group, making few errors, and playing well as a team topped their list of good qualities. Their size and lack of speed being against them, they came up with a 5- 1 1 record. They ' ve really improved, Coach Jim Inman stated, and I think they ' ll have a much better record next year. ' ' Toughest game proved to be against Clay, while their best game was a- gainst Keystone, 38-28. Averaging 20 points per game and making a 40 foot last second shot against Park Tu- dor, high scorer for the team was Jeff George. All around best player was Mike Laird. EIGHTH BOYS ' BASKETBALL. FRONT ROW — M. Carlson, V. Oliver, T. Anderson, M. Laird, A. Johnson, G. Jones. BACK ROW — Coach Jim Inman, J. George, N. Shepler, L. Johnson, J. McKinney, D. Gwaltney, S. Powell. 8TH BOYS ' BASKETBALL 5 wins 1 1 losses Coach Jim Inman (Winter 1981-82) STB OPP Meridian 43 52 South Wayne 43 47 Ben Davis 39 32 Clay 27 45 Fulton 28 40 Park Tudor 48 46 Craig 32 44 Keystone 38 28 Beech Grove 38 45 Westlane 37 53 Southport 52 43 Carmel 34 46 Eastwood 31 59 Creston 27 50 Northview 47 49 iy H| Ignonng two blocking opponents is Ledale fl|| Johnson (4). u i Shooting the winning point is Nick Shepler ■ (32). 104 8th Boys ' Basketball

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Roundballers set new record; Sparkman leads team in scoring Finishing with a 5-9 record, the seventh grade basketball team actu- ally won fewer games than they lost. Although the team fought hard to the end of each game, they lost by a slim margin on several occasions. The most well-played game was against Northview. A new record of 59 points was set for the most points scored in a game. Setting another new record with a triple overtime game against Carmel, they lost on a half-court shot at the buzzer. Poor ball handling, weak guards, and committing too many errors 7th BOYS ' BASKETBALL 5 wins, 9 losses Coaches Bill Humphrey Mark Francis (Winter 1981-82) STB OPP South Wayne 36 35 Ben Davis 22 44 Carmel Clay 34 44 Fulton 35 40 Park Tudor 38 20 Craig 27 37 Creston 26 35 Beech Grove 25 23 Westlane 27 33 Keystone 40 42 Carmel 42 44 Eastwood 28 51 Creston 47 33 Northview 59 31 Ben Davis (B) 20 16 Carmel Clay (B) 19 28 Craig (B) 21 27 Creston (B) 27 30 Westlane (B) 19 31 Keystone (B) 35 17 Eastwood (B) 7 16 Creston (B) 19 16 Northview (B) 42 36 Attempting to add to the Redskins ' lead, Jay Neligh takes a jump shot. hampered the team ' s performance. Jay Neligh was the captain, while Jerome Sparkman led the team in de- fensive play and scoring with 135 points. Despite their team record. Coach Bill Humphrey stated, This team has the potential to be a success- ful ball club in the future. The seventh grade B squad, coached by Mark Francis, ended with a 4-5 slate. Playing well in the second half of the season, they won their final three road games. Jerome Sparkman goes up for two of his season high 135 points. (PHOTO BY H.C. BROWN) SEVENTH BOYS ' BASKETBALL. FRONT ROW — Mgr. P. England, R. Copes. S. Schreiber, S. St. John, J.R. Shamley, S. Denzio, J. Neligh, C. McGuire, M. Meredith, Mgr. A. Lynch. BACK ROW — Coach Bill Humphrey, A. Robertson, M. Hawks, C. Brown, J. Spark- man, S. Hamilton, R. Kemp, S. Wilson, Coach M. Francis. 106 7th Boys ' Basketball Driving down the floor for two is Make Hawks.