Uvalde High School - Coyote Yearbook (Uvalde, TX)

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Fish show promising future Led by a group of fine starters and having good depth, the U.H.S. fish roundballers wound up the season with an admirable record of 7 wins and 8 losses. Coach Greg Griffin felt the team gave a good all-out effort all season long, especially the last game of their season when they defeated the towering Southwest Dragons in their home gym. Left: Through strategy and intense thought, Coach Greg Griffin pulls the Freshmen Coyotes through some rough moments. Below: are Freshmen Cagers for U.H.S. in '79-80 QBOT- TOM ROWJ Ray Kruse, Mart Kennedy, Lane Langford, Flonnee Perez, Tony Hernandez, and Adam Padilla. CTOP ROW! Bruno Mata, Mario Navarro, John Willemin, Steve Bagley and Will Shudde. iii Q ovu- wq . it Boys' Freshmen Basketball 161

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l UVALDE 34 N 29 W 44 33 55 40 85 43 55 l 53 1 47 50 55 49 B0 39 53 44 80 45 27 41 58 48 52 48 43 OPPONENT San Antonio Southside Hondo Elgll P Dal Rin Eagle Pan San Antonio Southside Eagle Pau Llrldo Nixon Dll Riu Lnkcy Slblnll D'Hnnil Son Antoni S thwut' Dlllny Dll Ria Nuocu Canyon Frldnvicklhurg ' Kerrville' South San An tonic Welt Carrixo Springs' Pleasanton' San Antonin Southwell' Fredericksburg' Kerrville' South San An tonlo Wu Carrlzo Springl' Plolunton' I Campus' Dltl OPPONENT S SCORE 26 19 36 27 34 28 30 50 32 36 41 80 59 39 21 37 55 45 38 38 54 35 80 58 37 23 60 That's how the Ball bounces. This year's edition of Varsity Lobos basketball proved to be a good omen of things to come. With only three seniors, the team improved throughout the year, though their record might show the opposite. The starting five were made up of mostly underclass women who will help things out next year. The Lobos opened the season with a rout over San Antonio Southside. The Lobos went on to score six straight victories before succumbing to Laredo Nixon in the finals of the Uvalde Invitational Tourney. The Lobos captured the championship trophy in the Rocksprings Tourney and then came home to claim victory in the Southwest Texas Junior College Tourney. All-Tourney players in the different tournaments included Flayann Shudde in Uvalde, Lisa Schaefer in Uvalde and Ftocksprings, Shirley Hicks in Uvalde and S.W.T.J.C., and Virginia Padilla in S.W.T.J.C. Post Season honors were awarded to five members of the Lobo team. Making first team all district was Carrie Miller. Suzie Friend, Shirley Hicks and Ftayann Shudde received Honorable mention all-district honors. Coach Lynn Neely's Lobos finished the season with four district wins and six losses. For the season, the Lobos posted a respectable 16-10 record. Senior Carrie Miller shoots the hoop despite the efforts of a Tivy defender while juniors Rayann Shudde, No. 33, and Shirley Hicks, No. 20, gain position for a rebound. Girls' Varsity Basketball 163