Vines High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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l-IOOTING TABS he Freshmen boys basket- ball teams had great sea- sons. Led by Coach Ellis, both teams combined for a 22-10 season. The A team rocked to an 11-8, while the B team ex- celled and finished at 11-2. De- tc teams impressed everyone with 22 i as wins. Throughout the season, the if frosh dribbled to the beat of a fa- miliar drummer, victory, a Viking tradition. Both squads provided excitement and pride to the fresh- l man class. Despite being over- looked by many, the freshmen still the sophomores, and with hard work will live up to the expecta- tions required of sophomore bas- ketball players. had the drive and determination of I x Top row, Left to Right: Coach Ellis, Scott Robertson, Chad Johnson, Scott Magner, Joey Simpson, Brett Jones, Jc Pellegrini, Trey Wilson, Chris McGill, Mark Bell, 2nd row: Chris King, Ryan Lubs, Brandon Green, Tommy Inglis, Je McCann, Terry Pierce, Tom McCatee, Darren Elliott. 3rd row: J.J. Depalma, Brandon Blackburn, Akwasi Yancy, Soc Rackley, Charlie Means, Dicky Cortez, John Chapman, Jeff Luttrull spite 10 disappointing losses, the 3

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INDERELLA OPI-IS o be a Sophomore Girls Basket- ball player takes many traits, you have to be a team player, hard-worker, smart, strong, player who can make split-second decisions, and you must be a player with desire. Every girl on the Sophomore Girls Basketball Team had all of these traits and their district championship proves that. Al- though these players were very impor- tant, the key person was their leader, Coach McKeon. She brought them through hard times when they were down. She made those split-second decisions that make every team great, but most of all, she had a big heart. The heart to get up early in the morn- ing, along with the girls. The heart to bring the team from off-season, to the very first 7:30 A.M. practice, to the championship game against an almost unbeatable Williams team. In this re- markable game, in which the Vikings weren't suppose to be, free throws and hustle were the keys, as through most the season. The girls finished off a Cin- derella season by coming back to beat a bigger Williams team. Although these girls have no glass slippers, they were the Cinderella team of the district. We are proud of our Sophs, as they should be proud of themselves. Or' V' 530 9 Q Y ' a The Sophomore Girls Basketball Team isg top rowg iL to FU: Amy Rogers, Kara Dawson, second rowg Coach Polly McKeon Lisa Perry, Tracy Towers, Jennifer Haas, Amy Keller, Third rowg Lara Dawson, Wendi Whitehead, fourth row: Vonda Chitty Tiitany Tovar, Amanda Lindley, Fifth row, Sherri Henneburger, Tanya Schwoch, Corey Whaley, and laying down with the ballg Melanie Sammons. 76