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High School Girls Basketball First Row: Krin Jennings. April Lamphere. Shannon Collins. Danelle Rich. Amy Seely. Mary Wayman. Lisa Campbell. Kelly Parks. Second Row: Coach Martha Parker. Cindy Trimble. Denise Ramirez. Beth Mikkelsen. Martha Moock. Kris Maples. Amy Chafin, Jackie Schimmer, Mary Beth Boyer. Autumn Getz. Stephanie Gilkerson. Head Coach Ed Aronson. Autumn Getz gives a fake. Jackie Schimmer tlirovvs the ball in. 156 Mary Beth Boyer shoots for two. Beth executes the fast break.
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Jr. High Boys Basketball First Row: Philip Mungioli. Clepper Bonham, Noah Burford, Craig McCallum, Jeff Browning. Second Row: Miles Freeman, Michael Castro. Richard Moore, Robert Pearson. Layne Tarbox, Andy Chafin, Randy McCabe. Paul Graeve. Third Row: Coach Kyle Morrill, Charles Thompson. Marshall Mc- Callum. Kevin Foreman. Matt McClendon. Justin Ridnour. Wes Miller. First Row: Frank Beaudine. Mike Hope. Chad Mowrey. Ryan Taliferro. Nick Roossien. Matt Mc- Cracken. Second Row: Kyle Owen. Paul Bashara. Kevin Waggoner. Allen Taha, Will Knobler. Foreman Rogers. Ashley Yablon. Blake Weaver. Cayce Ullman. Chad Burgesser. Third Row: Coach Keith Spurlock. Chris Cooper, Scott Jablonwski. Matthe v Harris. Chip Kugler. Kim Kitchen. Matt Heppner. Brett Richards. Coach Steve Neumeister. . Continuing a Winning Tradition The boys Jr. High basketball teams both had winning records for the second year in a row. The B-team maintained a 9-3 record and 31 different boys received playing time. Their best game of the year was the final game victory over rival Dallas Christian, 52-35. The B-team displayed tremen- dous teamwork, enthusiasm, and unselfishness which made fora fine year. The A-team posted a 7-0 record this year. Four of the losses came by narrow margins. The A-team showed excellent intensity and many different boys significantly contributed to the success of the team. Their best performance was a 49-25 victory over FBA. Coach Kyle Morrill Jeff looks for an open man. Justin drives the lane. 155
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Varsity Girls Reach Regional Finals The girls qualified for the TAPS regionals in Houston with a 14- i record, ending the regular season on a three game winning streak. The Trojans played their pressing game against San Marcos but came up short. The girls finished third in their district, which is highly commendable considering the top two district teams were also the top two teams in the state. TCA won the Trinity Christian Cedar Hill Tourna- ment and finished second in the first TCA tourney. The girls’ desire was to honor the Lord through their example on and off the court. The team’s verse was I Corinthians 9:24. Do you not know that those who run in a race all run, but only one receives the' prize? Run in such a way that you may win.” The Tro- jans’ pressing defense, desire, enthusiasm, bustle, and never quitting attitude were leading factors in TCA’s success. The quality of never-giving-up best describes this year’s team. Four times they were behind by more than 12 points, but fought back to win. Much raise and thanks go to our Lord who is using us to bear His fruit. Congratulations to Beth Mikkelsen on her selection to TAPS District 1 first team, while Jackie Schimmer made second team, and Autumn Getz and Amy Chafin received honorable mention. Beth. Autumn, and Stephanie Gilkerson were named to all- tournament teams during the season. Thanks to the faithful Trojan fans who supported and encouraged the team members and coaches. Coach Ed Aronson Jr. Varsity Girls Basketball Danelle Rich sticks the ball low. Denise Ramirez looks for a shot. Amy Seely looks for an open person. A Winning Attitude Shines on the Court The Jr. Varsity girls basketball team ended an exciting season with an overall record of nine wins and two losses. The girls’ willingness and extra effort proved to be a major reason for these victories. The second half of the season was a turning point for the girls as their desire and deter- mination became more evident. A winning attitude was one of their greatest assets; it showed on the court as well as off. Congratulations to the team for a great season of hard work and discipline. Coach Parker 157
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