Warsaw High School - Ozark Echoes Yearbook (Warsaw, MO)

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Brandon Morrow saves the game. Photo by Kara Has.i ■■., ■ k. Green Boys Green 25 Black 4 Green 19 Skyline 15 Green 17 Cole Camp Lutheran 16 Green 12 Skyline 10 Green 13 Skyline 7 Green 10 Lincoln 21 Green 30 Green Ridge 32 Green 10 Skyline 9 Green 14 Hermitage 7 Green 13 Wheatland 8 Green 22 Skyline 10 Green 23 Cole Camp Lutheran 19 Green 21 Cole Camp Public 5 Green 15 Lincoln Black Boya 23 Black 4 Green 25 Black 12 Skyline 6 Black 18 Skyline 10 Black 7 Green Ridge 28 Black 6 Lincoln 21 Black 15 Skyline 7 Black 12 Wheatland 16 Black 8 Climax Springs 13 Black 28 Climax Springs 12 Black 18 Cole Camp Lutheran 25 5th and 6th grade boys basketball green team left to right l?ow 1: Luke Salley. Matt Bunch. Steve Knox. Mike Babeon, Nick Foulconer Row 2: Eric Masoner, Carl Mascroft. Jason Brown. Cory Proc- tor Patrick Anstaett. Stephen Holmes. Row 3: Rowland Lowry. Clinton Keeton. Brandon Morrow. Brarxton Goans. Roe Husong. ■■ SAt l L.r, ' ' ' ' w 2 IK 4 2 5 6 grade IS4 boys basketball designed by dina thrasher 5th ond th grade boys basketball black team left to right. Row 1: David Miller. Jay Morrison, Darin Lutman. Brent Keltner. Chad Beck. Matt Henderson. Darryl Ferguson. Row 2: Todd Crabtree. Charile Kirby, Neil Gemes. Cory Brandt. Brad Rasmussen. Row 3: Dameon Gemes. Chuckle Lepan. Geraki Meyer. Scott Fisher. Chip Stowe.

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J.H. excel by ripping nets Excitement grew as the junior high girls ' bas- ketball team played their final games of the season during the LaMonte Tournament, March 14-19. The Warsaw Girls finished the tournament in second place after playing a close and challeng- ing championship match against the host team LaMonte. The first half was promising, but the excitement faded away in the second half. The final buzzer left the Wildcats short with a score of 35-31. Top scorer for the game was Melanie Wallace with 7 points, and Lori Kirby and Brandi Gripka were leading scorers for the tournament totaling 8 points each. Mental errors cost us the game, but consider- ing that our team consisted of mainly seventh graders, the experience will be invaluable for next year, remarked Coach Peggy Gilmore. This tournament concluded the junior high season leaving the girls with a winning record of 11-6 I Eighth grader Alisha Coffey demonstrates on cor- rect form for a chest pass. Photo by Branden Boise Melanio Wallace, eigh th groder, top scorer for the ctrampionship gome proctices her free throws. Photo by Brandoon Boise J83

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Brandon Morrow gett ready to pass the ball to a teammate. Photo by Kara Hash Clinton Keeton struggles to get the ball from a Wheatlond player Photo by Kara Hash Brandon Morrow and Luke Salley stay alert for the next ploy. Photo by Kara Hash Boys improve with every game Every game was close but they usually came out winners, was how Coach Bob Campbell described his fifth and sixth grade boys ' basket- ball teams. In order to give the fifth graders more playing time, the sixth grade boys were the Green team and the fifth grade boys were the Black team. Starters for the Green team included: Brandon Morrow, Steve Holmes, Matthew Bunch, Luke Salley and Brandon Goans. Starters for the Black team included: Michael Lemon, Darin Lutman, Chad Beck, Jay Morrison and David Miller. It is a fun game to play because it takes skill. 1 enjoyed playing because my friends played. We improved as the season progressed, said Brandon Morrow, sixth grader. You get to play with your friends to win tournaments. I want to play next year, said Stephen Holmes, sixth grader. Both teams worked on fundamentals as well as defensive and offensive plays. A lot of credit should go to Coach Campbell. He puts in many hours and the boys have ob- viously improved, said Donna Morrison, fifth grade parent. The North School PTC purchased basketball shirts for both girls and boys. ISS