Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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' Success is play mean, work like a team, win big. ' Rhonda Goldsmith -W RSITY GIRLS DAGKvCTBALL Ttie 1983-84 Girls Varsity Basketball team concluded one of its most successful seasons ever witfi an 18-4 win loss record. The girls lost four regular season games by a total of seven points. First year Head Coach Doug Brantley brought renewed interest into the program and challenged seniors Margie Mock, Sheila Childers and Sanda Dotson to lead the team. All seniors and lower classmen met the challenge with a great amount of intensity and desire to suc- cessfully gain the admiration of all students at Woodward, as well as the respect of all region opponents. Members of the squad were: Margie Mock, Sheila Childers, Sandra Dotson, Rhonda Goldsmith, Paula Kam- merer, Denise Kitchings, Tammy Behrens, Dee Cardell, Letitia Plummer, Gretchen Bar- ron, Terri Farmer, Debbie Grist, Brooke Adamek and Angle Stallings. J. The Varsity Girls get fired-up before a game. 2. Letitia Plummer outjumps her opponent in the game opening jumpball. 3. VARSITY GIRLS BASKET- BALL TEAM: FIRST ROW - Dee Cardell. Sandra Dotson. Sheila Childers. Denise Kitchings, Rhonda Goldsmith, Margie Mock. Letitia Plummer. Paula Kam- merer. Tammy Behrens. Terri Farmer. Debbie Grist. Angie Stallings. Gretchen Barron. 4. Paula Kammerer practices her foul shots before the game. 5. Rhonda Goldsmith listens as Coach Brantley explains a new defense during a timeout. 6. Tammy Behrens and Rhonda Goldsmith prepare to rebound the ball. 7. Coach Doug Brantley explains anew play to his girls between quarters. 8. Letitia Plummer was one of the team ' s leading rebounders this year. 204 VARSlTY GIRLS BASKETBALL

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JV MIMIH DASKETBAL t. — The Junior Varsity Boys Basketball team, coached by Mr. Dave Chandler, finished the season with an overall record of 9 and 6. Although the games were close, the losses were a learning process for the young team. The War Eagles were lead by Brian Wit- kofsky. Randy Geohagen, Mike Wells. According to Coach Doug Brantley, there are many bright spots in the future of Girls Basketball. The Junior Varsity Girls, coached by Ms. Mike Frankhouser, ended with an amazing 14-2 record for the year. The records and the strong support given by faculty and parents are the ingredients for a successful future in girls basketball. The Ninth Grade Basketball team com- pleted a successful season with a 5-5 record Highlighting a vastly improved team effor were victories over rivals Marist, Westmin ster and Mcintosh, and close losses to New ton County, Westminster and Point South The J.V. and Varsity competition will contin ue to improve as these talented freshmen move on to higher levels in the Woodward Academy basketball program. Jinst last 1. John Clayton cuts off a pass in a game Woodland 2 Coach Mike Frankhouser gK minute instructions before the game begins 3 Brooke Adamek goes over her opponent to make a jumpshot 4 NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW - Coach Dale Wiggins BACK ROW - Chr.s Richards, Ricky Sinkfield, Jeff Latham, Jeff Cobb. N.ck Nixon. David Cook, Clay Dally, Cleon Arrington, David Clements, Chris Pillow. Tom Sides. Jonathan Friedman 5 JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW - Debbie Grist, Heather Stewart. Angie Stallings. Kristie Knox. Gretchen Barron BACK ROW - Coach Michelle Frankhouser, Trisha Francis, Mary Moore, Wynn Collier. Stacy Faulkner. Brooke Adamek. Stacy Phillips. Susan Krinton, Alison Wade, Heidi Borg. 6, Debbie Grist pivots to protect the ball 7 Randy Geohagen tries to outjump his opponent in a jumpball situation 8. JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL: FIRST ROW - Coach Dave Chan dler BACK ROW - Hal Fletcher, Blake Putman, Jeff Latham, David Cook, Randy Geohagen, Clay Dally, Cleon Arrington, Brian Witkofsky, Ken Harris, Ricky Sinkfield, Jonathan Friedman. 9, Mike Wells goes in for the layup- 206 JV NINTH BASKETBALL