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Lack of players causes disappointment

Members of the JV team felt that this
T he girls' junior varsity con­ year has been a learning experience that
sisted of eight players this
year. This had an impact on
will help them prepare for the varsity level
next year.
the team's victories, but the
Opp. SHS team never gave up. Coach Leading the team in scoring was ju­
Papillion 54 26 Ernie Foster stated, "I would like to have
nior Jenny Derry.
Bellevue East 38 23 seen more girls go out for basketball,
Gross 62 13
Ralston 42 20 but nevertheless, the team might have
Burke 45 27 lacked in players, but not in determina­
North 47 32 tion.''
Thomas Jefferson 42 48
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Northwest IC k \ / 42 37 Their quickness and hustle led
Bryan y ; t— 25 36 them to the satisfaction of playing their
Millard South 51 11 best under these circumstances. The
Benson 34 31
Millard North 43 20 opponents' main advantage was in
y~rj------ V W r (M X height and their ability to substitute in
Record: 2-10 an entirely new team.

Lee Dvorak penetrates the Papillion defense to
shoot for two.
Erica Linkletter warms up before her game.

"This has been a learning year and
I'm looking forward to playing var­
sity next year."
-Colette M ar can

JV Girls' Basketball team: back row, Lilly Gutierrez, Jenny Derry,
Jodi Holguin; front row, Erica Linkletter, Sharon Cullum, Pam An­
derson, Colette Marcan. Not pictured: Lee Dvorak