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'94-'95 Boys J.V. Basketball ..... Hoopin' it Up!

The boy'> J. V. Ba.,ketball
te.:~m wa., compn'ied of a
group of talented young
player:-. who hope to
'-Oilleday be the star., of the
Var!>ity. This year' o.; team
-.truggled at t1meo;, but
showed flashes of
potent1al to o;omeday be
-.oml'lhmg :-.pco.:~J. While
their record i., not
nnpre:-.sJvc, they lost a lot
Head Coach of close games and didn't
John Brown catch too many good
break:-. However, they
g.we all they had night 1n and n1ght out. The team''>
main characten-.tic was tough, aggressive play. Their
pressure dcfen!'>c produced Innumerable tumover'>.
Along wllh thi'> tough dcfen e wa., the j. V.'s '>teady
offen!'>e, wllh good nut.,idc '>hooter-. hkl• Ryan Dob:-.on,
Boys J.V. Basketball, Front Row, L-R: Todd Piersol, Jamille Bullock, Mike G
11Chacl Greene, Todd Piersol, and Tommy Allen; and
Ryan Dobson, Mike Burton. Back Row, L-R: Lamar Grice, Chris Crews, Wayne
hard-working rebounders llkl! Tony Jones, Omar
Broom, Omar I laddock, Tony Jones, Frezeal Rowe
Haddock, and Wayne Broom. Chris Crews, Fre/eal
RoWl', and M1kc Burton ai~H played strongly for tlw
J.V. Tiger'>. If they cont1nue to work hard and
1mprove, th1s good J. V. team can someday bl• an
c>.cdlent Varsity :-quad.

Tommy Allen skys for a artistic
two against Gainesville High.

Michael Greene looks for a teammate
to pass to. -

Michael Greene pulls up and attempts to get the ball into the post for Omar
Haddock.