Washington Junior High School - Surveyor Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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hw y SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL H Wish 1 1764 '95 QW Af PDL 75

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FRESH BASKETBALL 1, Our freshman basketball team opened their season with a 29 -22 victory over Bedford. For the next game the team traveled to Ottawa Hills. Here the freshmen were defeated 23-21 in a rugged battle. Again the Rebels were on the road, this time to Clay. Clay came out on top in an overtime 32-30. Rogers was the next team to defeat the freshmen 27-20. St. Francis DeSalles won 33-22. The next game was played at Waite. The Rebels were defeated 22-35. A game with Sylvania, played in front of the school, saw the freshmen win 40-20. For the next game the team traveled to Bedford where they defeated them 39-21. A stubborn DeVilbiss team went down in defeat 37-32 after a rough game. A trip to Ressford saw them come from behind in the final minute to win 40 -39. The freshmen managed to beat Ottawa Hill 40-34 in their second meeting. A poor start saw the team come into its own towards the end of the season. This enabled them to compile a 6-6 record. Tour-' nament time saw a much improved freshman team defeat Fostoria 26 -20. In the semi -finals Mau- mee defeated the freshman 38-18. The team was coached by Mr. O'Connel1. gl 5,1 74-

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SEVE TH A D EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL The players of the seventh and eighth grade basketball were divided into three groups. Mr. Corf- man coaches one group, Mr. Long has another group, and'Nlr. Mohn has the other group. The aims of seventh and eighth grade basketball are to develop basketball skills, good sportsmanship, and instill a keen sense of team spirit. . -f -,f W H R, V +- ' .K - .ff- , V 1 ' 'r in ' fx 4 f-I ' K ' b r by t or -W f X r Q I If .f Ll, I A 1- ,lf VX hx, Q, J, p, QQ 'f 76