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The Freshman basketball team had a season that was mainly tor
gaining experience. The A-team with extra practices only had three wins.
Coach Vicki Austin said, “ The more we practice, the better we can get. It may
not happen overnight or in a season, but it will happen. We will be 500 or more
in a season.” You go girls. The freshman B-team, on the other hand, was made
up of seven unique but very important freshmen. They had an outstanding way
of coming together as a team in their games but not always during practice.
They also possessed the desire to play and were constantly pushing themselves
to play harder and better. Coach Parizek said, “In my mind the team in the end
finished as champions because they never went down without a fight. And that
is how I’ll remember them all—as CHAMPIONS!!!” H ere’s what freshman
Katie Phillips had to remark about the season:
On the season:

F reshm an girls'
A team B asketball
RHS O pp
23 Bellevue W est 18
21 W estside 32
23 Thom as Jefferson 27
26 Bellevue West 28
25 Abraham Lincoln 32 "GetuP"
23 Beatrice 27 Freshman Mary Zersen
25 Bellevue East 38 reaches up for a rebound in a
16 LaVista 37 game against Millard South.
15 Millard South 39 “I felt the season went pretty
well, better than I thought it
19 Norfolk 69
would anyway,” Zersen said.
23 Thomas Jefferson 17
photo by RACHEL SHIVELY
11 Fremont 34
27 G ross 33
13 Papillion 30
Holiday T ournam ent
29 Omaha Christian 51
25 Ralston “B” 18
Conference Tournament
22 Abraham Lincoln 37

Girls' Freshman
B Team Basketball Freshman Girls' B
RHS Opp
6 Westside 17 Basketball
8 Abraham Lincoln 39 Front row: Kim
6 Bellevue East 21 Albers, Angie Muck,
11 LaVista 16 Nicole Fortin Back
14 Millard South 35
row: Shannon Pettis,
10 Fremont 38
8 Gross 20 Akemi Niiya, Coach
10 Papillion 21 Parizek, Suzanne Gibbs,
Holiday T ournam ent Kathy Babcock photo
11 Gross 35 byJOHN LINCOLN
16 Ralston “A" 25
STUDIO

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