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The boys j.v. team fin­
ished an outstanding
season w ith a 14-2
m ark. C oach Zahn
said that this was one
of the most rewarding
teams that he had ever
coached, because they
were willing to com ­
pete and work hard on
a daily basis. The team
had a strong nucleus
of juniors, a handful of
sophom ores and 10
freshm en. This j.v.
b a sk etb all team
should keep Ralston
basketball at an elite
level. The sophomore
team m atched the
1996-1997 record of
17-2. They also lost to The Rams
the sam e team s, hope to
B eatrice and South take
advantage
Siou x and w on the
of this
River C ities C onfer­
jum p ball.
ence title. The average and ended with an
scoring was right at 60, 11-9 mark. Most of
and they held their op­ the players on the
ponents to 48 points. team played both on
Coach Siske described the A team and the B
the team as fun to team. The average
work with and fun to margin loss for them
follow in the future. was only six points. BASKETBALL-Frosh
The freshmen finished Coach Zahn thinks if
3rd in the conference these groups of ath­ SCOREBOARD
letes continu e to RHS OPP
work hard and have A.L. 75 70
the desire to improve, T.J. 72 55
these young men can Bell.West 66 61
help the Ralston bas­ S.Sioux 67 55
ketball program stay Northwest 68 61
at the elite level that Cen. Chris. 68 33
it has reached. Westside 65 74
LaVista 56 44
Papillion 42 48
Gross 48 61
C.B. A.L. 51 62
Beatrice 61 63
Bell.East 72 53
LaVista 66 71
Norfolk 55 57
Fremont 45 58
T.J. 85 52
Papio 66 65
LaVista 64 59
A.L. 58 66

Freshmen C olin Shockey gets ready to beat his
opponet off the dribble and take him to the basket.

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