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Dribble, Pass, Shoot Risking an outside shot, Tammy Wooten goes for two points against Alamance. Getting a good position inside, Lori Franklin goes up for a rebound. With hands in her face, Jaymi Huff shoots over two Warrior defenders. Her shot almost blocked, Rhonda Shep¬ pard takes a shot from the base line. Cindy Holland takes her opponent one-on- one and puts one up from the wing. 42 Varsity Girls’ Basketball i
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Driving the base line, Steve Loos slips in¬ side for an easy basket. After a time-out, the starting five are ready to put their plays in action. The Varsity Boys were coached by Phil Franklin and Cliff Whisen- hunt. Their season was rough and there was not a weak team to be found among the opponents. The coaches used this as a “tool to help them sharpen their skills’’ for the District Tournament. Trying to replace two very good inside players was a key goal and, with drive and determination from players and coaches, the team molded together and always won- no matter what the score. They gave 100 percent every game and had an attitude that made the school proud. Standing left to right: Terry Carter, Craig Smitherman, Alex Huff, Ben Mabe, Tim Wolf, Tim Schuyler, Steve Loos, Phil Franklin—Coach. Kneeling left to right: Keith Roberts—manager, Jay Stephen¬ son, Ward Wishon, Scott Boyer, David Hawks, Scott Sechler, Kyle Samuels— manager. Varsity Boys’ Basketball 41
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The Varsity Girls began the sea¬ son with a new coach, Mr. Randall Hinton, and his assistant, Penny Towe. After losing only one starter from last year, the team came back stronger than ever. The girls practiced daily to perfect their skills. Much time was spent work¬ ing on plays and getting used to their new coach. The season started off with a loss but, after that, the girls went on a winning streak. The team suffered a cou¬ ple of injuries but they still re¬ mained on top. They gave their best every game and each game got better. With team work and de¬ sire, the girls marched toward the District and State Tournament. Always scrambling, the team forces an¬ other jump ball. At the end of a fast break, Teresa Minton tries for two more. Top to bottom: Teresa Minton, Jaymi Huff, Cindy Holland, Lori Franklin, Carolyn Binkley, Tammy Wooten, Beth Tuttle, Sherri Frye, Dawn Perry, Rhonda Shep¬ pard, Randall Hinton—Coach, Randy Hin¬ ton—manager. Varsity Girls’ Basketball 43
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