Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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gains! , g 5 .,' ,. 4 '? , ,. Paul Lemmons up for another basket. Kevin Lee struggles to make two. Wichita Falls 68, Trinity 57 The Trojans took an early lead in the Wichita Falls game only to see it slip away during the second period of play. At the end of the first period, Trinity was leading by four points but by the end of the half the Coyotes had the lead 30-27. During the third quarter, Trinity fell ten points behind Wichita Falls and the game ended with the Coyotes on top by an 11 point margin. For the fourteenth time in 20 games, sophomore Kevin Lee led Trinity with 17 points. Two other double figure scorers were David Bohannon and Paul Lemons with 11 and 10 respectively. 160 l Basketball Haltom 65, Trinity 49 There were two reasons why the Trojans fell to Haltom by 16 points. They were - Kevin Lee spent periods two through four with an ice pack on his leg out of the game plus the majority of the fourth period was spent at the free throw line. The Buffalo advantage mounted slowly, with the score at halftime 28-21. The third period saw Haltom's lead grow to a 12 point margin, and in fourth period of play, free throws became the name of the game as a total of 27 were attempted. Mark Griffith took scoring honors for Trinity with 16, followed by David Bohannon with 11 and Rusty Beam with 10 Trinity 54, Castleberry 48 In the final minute of regulation play, Dean Krause, Mark Griffith and Rusty Beam enabled the Trojans to overcome the Lions by 6 points. Trinity held Castleberry by a five to ten point margin until the last minute when Castleberry closed the scoring gap to 48-46, Trinity's favor. The Trojans took advantage of Castleberry's press strategy to rattle off 6 quick points to win an important zone victory. Leading the Trojan scoring were Griffith with 16 points, Bohannon with 13 and Beam with 12.

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T.I-1.5. BASKETBALL TEAM GAINS MUCH EXPERIENCE EOR NEXT YEAR'S SEASCDN The 1975-1976 Trinity Trojan Basketball team was young and had little experience -A working together until the scrimmages began. This was Coach Dick Allie's second year with the team. His varsity team consisted of three seniors and six underclassmen. Charlie Strickland, sophomore, was an outstanding varsity player. Strickland looks forward to two more years with the team. Kevin Lee, sophomore, and Mark Griffith, junior, were outstanding scorers this year and should prove helpful to next year's squad. an Ss' EE lil E'-.'-5 wa-Q., From Left to Right: Dean Krause, Eddie Massie, Charlie Strickland, Shane Keil, Robert Hertberg, Rusty Beam, David Bohannon, Paul Lemmons, and Kevin Lee. SCHEDULE lanuary 2 Wichita Falls lanuary 6 Haltom' Ianuary 9 Castleberry' lanuary 14 Mineral Wells january 16 Richland' lanuary 20 Wichita Falls Rider lanuary 27 Wichita Falls Hirschi lanuary 30 Bell' February 6 Haltom' NN February 10 Castleberry' February 13 Richland' February 17 Bell' 'Denotes South Zone Games There There Home Home There Home There Home Home There Home There

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'1 Eh..- f Wiafylal' .Ez 2 i Wmwmm Dean Krause at the free throw line. Shane Keil chases after an elusive ball. Robert Hertberg sets up another big play. CAGERS IMPRO E AS SEASO PROGRESSES ,Y Another long shot by Rusty Beam. Mineral Wells 52, Trinity 42 The Trojans were unable to overcome the Rams as they clashed on a Tuesday night in january. One of the main reasons for the loss was 6'10 Ricky Ashley, who scored 26 points for Mineral Wellsg Trinity trailed at the end of the first half 24-18, but guard Rusty Beam was able to hit his first four shots during the third quarter to get the Trojans back in the game. Then, during the fourth quarter, both Kevin Lee and Beam were able to tie the score. The Trojans lost by ten points. Beam was the top Trojan scorer with 16 points, followed by L66 with 8. ? fl- N f' x 0 T21 .J A successful tip off by Kevin Lee. Af