Stonybrook Middle School - Petroglyph Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Vanessa Lampkins (44) goes for a jump shot against Creston. Two wins against Creston highlight undefeated season Two wins against Creston high- lighted the seventh grade girls ' basket- ball team ' s undefeated season. Cres- ton was the toughest team they faced all season. The snow made their short season even shorter. The game against Ful- ton was cancelled due to heavy snow. The team ' s height, speed, and shooting helped pull the team through close games, but some games were almost lost due to lack of intensi- ty of play and poor free throw shoot- ing. Offense was led by Melissa Blake and Jenny O ' Reilly, who were the team ' s high scorers. Players who led in all areas were Vanessa Lampkins and Leslie Cox. According to Coach Mark Francis, Assistant Coach John Taylor ' s help has been a great plus for our team. SEVENTH GIRLS ' BASKETBALL. FRONT ROW — L. Patrick, G. Ford, T. Singhurst, M. Piercy, J. O ' Reilly, M. Dennis, A. Hankins. BACK ROW — Coach Mark Francis, L. Preston, L. Cox, L. Fedowtiz, V. Lampkins, M. Blake, P. Roush, H. Buchanan, Coach John Taylor. NOT PICTURED: K. Alyea. 7th GIRLS ' BASKETBALL 5 wins losses Coaches Mark Francis John Tayl or (Winter 1982) STB GPP Ben Davis 23 19 Creston 24 14 South Wayne 35 22 Creston 33 29 Beech Grove 41 13 Belzer Tourney (4-way) 1ST Attempting a lay-up after a fast break. Tiffany Singhurst (24) scores. During a time-out, Coach Mark Francis dis- cusses strategy with the team. 7th Girls ' Basketball 107

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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.

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Bobby Morris executes a swan dive adding to the team score. Losing former team members doesn ' t stop swimmers ' spirits Rising at 6:00 every morning for half of the season was only one of the obstacles for the freshman boys ' swim team. One of the team ' s main prob- lems was losing their faster swimmers the previous season. Relays and middle distance races were the team ' s strongest points. Practices consisted of stroke drills, working on starts, long and middle distance swims, and sprints. Coached by Mr. Con Keller, the team ended with a 13-5 slate. Morning practices were also a part of the freshman girls ' swim team ' s routine. Preparing for meets by eat- ing the right kinds of food and getting plenty of rest before a meet, the girls were coached by Mrs. Jan Cabel. Relays were the strongest part of our team, stated freshman Bobby Morris. Going undefeated in the freestyle relays, the girls ended with a 8 and 6 record, with their toughest meet against Carmel. The seventh and eighth grade swim team pulled through the 1982 season surprisingly well. Coached by Mr. Bob Cobel and Mrs. Kathy Winters, relays and diving were their strongest events. The boys ' 400-yard freestyle relay went undefeated throughout the sea- son. The boys ended with a 7 and record, while the girls finished with a 5 and 2 slate. Freshman Mike Bartlett sprints for the finish. Executing a swan dive in a layout position is eighth grader Becky Dailey. SEVENTH EIGHTH SWIM TEAM. FRONT ROW — I. Hernandez, D. Coffey, M. Overfield, D. Wilson, S. Daley, A. Gillette. ROW TWO — D. Bradley, J. Leeke, T. Deal, T. LeMaster, C. Cable, B. Daley. BACK ROW — M. White, A. Hernandez, B. Ladwig, M. Wilson, L. McConnell, L. Joslin, F. Sanders, S. Stockburger. NOT PICTURED: W. Cooper. 108 7-8-9 Swimming