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Jenny Wilkerson passes the ball to a teammate during the

first game of the tournament. The girls were thankful for

more wins the skills taught them by Miss Kris DeWitt. Jenny said,

"She is a great coach, not only because she has so much

knowledge about basketball, but also because she cares

than ever about our spiritual needs."

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the championship game. Despite the deter­

mination that characterized their season, they

fell short of the district title. Although they

lost the final game, team members were re­

luctant to call it a disappointing season. "We

had a great year," Jamene Police said. "We

won some very exciting games and played

good basketball all the way through." Coach

Kris DeWitt agreed, stating that she was

pleased with all that the team had accom­

plished. The team ended with a 7-7 record,

and even the losing efforts were close in

score. But best of all, the ladies had a winning

attitude, and that is what made this record

season a success.

Keep your eye on the ball! Alert and aggressive, Christy

Hobbs moves to steal the ball from the opposing team.

Christy helped the Lady Cougars to a 51-44 decision over

Southeastern in the first round of the tournament.