FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FONDATIONFORMERLY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATIONTOD MURPHY, LAKEWOOD HIGH 6 - 8 SENIOR STAR,IS VOTED 4-A DIV. BASKETBALL MVP FOR 1982,..FOR RELEASE: SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 3 & Sun. am's

T O D MURPHY, IN T H E WORDS OF HIS COACH TIM SWEENEY AMONG THE BEST BIG MEN IN

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AN EXCELLENT OUTSIDE SHOT.. .AND VERY INTELLIGENT PLAYER"

HAS BEEN VOTED 4-A DIVISION PLAYER OP THE YEAR BY MEMBERS OF THE FIRST INTER-

STATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OP ATHLETICS. MURPHY, A 6-8, 205-POUND

FORWARD WHO HAS A NEAR 4.0 GRADE POINT AVERAGE, LED HIS LANCERS TO THE MOORE LEAGUE CO-CHAMP-

IONSHIP (WITH MILLIKAN) AND THROUGH THE PLAYOFFS TO AN 82-70 WIN OVER INGLEWOOD.

THE LANCERS DEFEATED BISHOP MONTGOMERY (75-50), SERRA (72-63), ROLLING HILLS

(56-40) AND ST. ANTHONY (62-42) BEFORE ENGAGING THE SENTINELS. LAKEWOOD WON ITS 4-A DIV.

BASKETBALL TITLE ON THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SCHOOL...AND ITS STAR, TOD MURPHY WAS NAKED

TOURNEY MVP. HE SCORED 21 POINTS AND HAD TEH REBOUNDS FOR A TEAM HIS COACH, TIM SWEENEY

CALLS..."MY BEST TEAM IN 15 YEARS OF COACHING."MURPHY, SWEENEY & ALL FIRST TEAM PLAYERS HONORED AT APRIL 24-TH AWARDS PROGRAM

Tod Murphy, 4-A Div. MVP, coach Tim Sweeney, coach of the title-winningfive and all first team players will be invited to attend the 45th annual All-South-ern California Board of Basketball Awards Program on Sat., April 24 at First Inter-state Bank Building in downtown Los Angeles.

Honored players and title-winning coaches will be presented with beaut-iful framed scroll awards, with players of the year receiving traditional bronzemedallions. Collegiate coaches, high school administrators and Foundation board mem-bers will be special invited guests and will take part in the presentations.

Champion Lakewood placed three players on the all-star teams, while Edison, .Verbum Dei, Crespi, Long Beach Poly and Inglewood landed two,positions each.

All selections made for high school all-star team honors are those of FirstInterstate Bank Athletic Foundation's All-Southern California Board of Athletics...madeup of some 25 southland sports journalists who serve without compensation and in theinterest of Southern California youth.

, ALL - C.I.F. SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL ... 4-A DIVISION ... 1982

F I R S T T E A M

FRONT COURT TOD MURPHY IAKEKOOD 6'8 Sr. 16.3FRONT COURT KERRY BOAGNI* SERRA 6'10 Sr. 24.0FRONT COURT JAY BILAS ROLLING HILLS 6 ' 8 Sr. 22.7FRONT COURT RICHARD CHANG # EDISON 6'6 Sr. 20.9 _.,FRONT COURT DAVE BUTLER ROLLING HILLS 6 ' 8 Sr. 15.3FRONT COURT PAT SENSKE LONG BEACH WILSON 6 ' 4 Sr. 21.8

BACK COURT MONTEL HATCHER SANTA MONICA 6'2 Sr. 23.0BACK COURT DONNIE BROWN+ VERBUM DEI 6 ' 1 Sr. 23.0BACK COURT CHRIS NIKCHEVICH+ CRESPI 6 ' 2 Sr. 15.9BACK COURT KEN MULKEY ST. ANTHONY 6 ' 2 S r 1 6 . 1

S E C O N D T E A M

FRONT COURT ALEX ADAMS LONG BEACH POLY 6'6 Sr. 13.5FRONT COURT RICK DlBERNARDO EDISON 6'4 Sr 15.9FRONT COURT JIM USEVICH OCEAN VIEW 6'9 Sr. 20.4FRONT COURT LANCE FAURIA CRESPI 6'4 Jr. 14.3FRONT COURT RON PATRICK ALHAMBRA 6'6 Sr. 15.7FRONT COURT JEROME WILEY MIRA COSTA 6'2 Sr. 20.6FRONT COURT DWAYNE CORBITT* LAKEWOOD 6'3 Sr. 13.5

BACK COURT BARRY BARNES LAKEWOOD 5'10 Sr. 9.0BACK COURT MIKE WNEK BISH. MONTGOMERY 6'4 Sr. 21.0BACK COURT BOBBY KAY BEVERLY HILLS 6'1 Sr. 24.0BACK COURT TIM OSGOOD SKRV1TK 6'3 Sr. 19.5

T H I R D T E A M

FRONT COURT ERIC HAYES HUENEME 6'3 Sr. 16.3FRONT COURT BRIAN DAWSON MILIKAN 6'3 Sr. 12.5FRONT COURT FRED BRADFORD MURPHY 6'5 Sr. 17.9FRONT COURT MATT BEEUWSAERT MATER DEI 6'6 Soph. 19.2FRONT COURT SEAN LANNIN SIMI VALLEY 6'4 Sr. 16.1FRONT COURT JAMES HUFF INGLEWOOD 6'5 Sr. 10.1

BACK COURT JEFF HUGHES FOUNTAIN VALLEY 6'3 Sr. 20.5BACK COURT JEFF LOGAN INGLEWOOD 6'4 Sr. 11.0BACK COURT GERARD DORAN CAMARILLO 5'10 Sr. 18.0BACK COURT CHRIS GWYNN LONG BEACH POLY 6'0 Sr. 10.5

*lst Team 1981. + 2nd Team 1981 # 3rd Team 1981 ++ 2nd Team «81 & 2nd 3-A <80

FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATIONFORMERLY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATIONSAN GORGONIO HIGH'S GERRY WRIGHT WINS MVP VOTEIN GIF 3-A..BASKETBALL FOR l982 SEASON ....FOR RELEASE: FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 2 & Sat. am's

GERRY WRIGHT, 6-7 SENIOR FORWARD INTENDING TO PLAY HIS COLLEGIATE BASKETBALLAT UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, HAS BEEN VOTED SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 3-ADIVISION BASKETBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR B Y MEMBERS OF THE FIRST INTERSTATE BANK

ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S PREP SELECTION BOARD. WRIGHT, WHO AVERAGED 22.4 POINTS IN 28 GAMES AND

LED THE SPARTANS TO THE CITRUS BELT LEAGUE CROWN (10-0), IS CONSIDERED BY VETERAN OBSERVERS

"THE MOST EXCITING" PLAYER TO COME OUT OF SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY IN THE PAST 35 YEARS.

THE SPARTANS' GERRY WRIGHT HAD 14.3 REBOUNDS AND 6.5 BLOCKED SHOTS IN 1982 TO

GO ALONG WITH HIS 22.k POINT AVERAGE. HE LED HIS TEAM THROUGH 27 STRAIGHT WINS, BEFORE A

DOUBLE-OVERTIME, 8O-78 LOSS TO LOS ALTOS ENDED THE TEAMS DREAM OF A PERFECT SEASON.

Mission League Champion St. Bernard emerged as eventual 3-A Division winners,

defeating Foothill Loop titlist Hoover, 57-49, for the CIF, 3-A crown. It was the Vikings

18th straight win, as they wound up season play 27-2. The Vikings defeated Hanford 61-M in

the state regionals, but lost to 1-A Division Banning in the title game.45TH ANNUAL AWARDS CEREMONIES — FOR FIRST TEAM PLAYERS — SAT., APRIL 24TH AT 10:30

"Gerry Wright will receive First Interstate Bank Athletic Foundation's tradi-tion Bronze Medallion as 3-A Division MVP at the 45th annual Basketball Awards Program tobe held on Saturday morning, April 2k at 10:30 am, Wright will be joined by all first-team performers, who will receive the .Foundation's framed scroll awards, with collegiatecoaches, high school administrators, and committee board members joining in the ceremonies.

Awards Program festivities will be held at First Interstate Bank Building at707 Wilshire Boulevard. Following award presentations...to both boys and girls firstteam players... a buffet luncheon will be served to all guests.

As expected, 3-A titlist St. Bernard led in number of players placed on thisyears honor teams with four. Runner-up Hoover placed two performers as did San Gorgonio,Estancia, Bosco Tech, Riv. Poly, West Covina and Corona del Mar. Honor teams follow:

ALL - C.I.F. SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL ... 3-A DIVISION ... 1982

F I R S T T E A M .

FRONT OODRT GERRY WRIGHT * SAN GORGONIO 6'7 Sr. 22.4FRONT COURT KEVIN VIDATO S T . BERNARD 6'5 Sr. 12.0FRONT COURT RON YOUNG HOOVER 6'6 Jr. 16.0FRONT COURT RONNIE GRANDISON ST. BERNARD 6 ' 7 Sr. 14.0-FRONT COURT KEVIN BARDSLEY COSTA MESA 6'4 Sr. 19.4 •*FRONT COURT MIKE SMITH LOS ALTOS 6'8 Jr. 17.3

BACK COURT TERRY CARR # EOMINGUEZ 6 ' 0 Sr. 16.7BACK COURT JOE HILLMAN HOOVER 6'0 Soph. 17.3BACK COURT JEFF GARDNER + ESTANCIA 5 ' 1 0 S r . 8.4BACK COURT GIL VARELA ** BOSCO TECH 5'10 Sr. 12.8BACK COURT COREY GAINES + S T . BERNARD 6'3 J r . 10.0

S E C O N D T E A M

FRONT COURT REGGIE MILLER RIVERSIDE POLY 6'5 Jr. 22.1FRONT COURT ZENON M POMONA 6'7 Jr. 18.0FRONT COURT DARYL CARTER SAN GORGONIO 6'8 Sr. 14.4FRONT COURT RICH THOMAS FOOTHILL 6'6 Sr. 25.8FRONT COURT DEREK TENNELL WEST COVINA 6 ' 6 Sr. 17.6FRONT COURT GENE ARCENEAUX ALTA LOMA 6'6 Sr. 19.2

BACK COURT DAVID MYERS RIVERSIDE POLY 6 ' 2 Jr. 18.2BACK COURT CHRIS LYNCH CORCKA DEL MAR 6'2 Sr. 16.2BACK COURT CONNOR HENRY CXAREMDNT 6'6 Sr. 18.5BACK COURT MIKE HESS CORONA DEL MAR 6 ' 0 J r . 8.9

T H I R D T E A M

FRONT COURT ROBERT HOWLING ST. BERNARD 6'5 Sr. 11.0FRONT COURT SCOTT FISHMAN DOWNEY 6'5 Sr. 18.3FRONT COURT DAVE CESARISI CORONA 6'5 Sr. 20.6FRONT COURT MIKE VALENTINO BOSCO TECH 6'5 Sr. 11.6FRONT COURT STEVE KRAISS ESTANCIA 6'2 Sr. 11.2FRONT COURT ALFRED JENKINS LYNWOOD 6'5 Sr. 11.0BACK COURT MARK SNOW WILSON (H.H.) 6'10 Sr. 24.0BACK COURT CARY KUTZKE WARREN 6'1 Sr. 22.0BACK COURT KEITH SMITH WEST COVINA 6'2 Sr. 21.0BACK COURT KYLE SPEARS PIUS X 6'1 Sr. 15.5BACK COURT ADRIAN REED NORTH RIVERSIDE 6'2 Sr. 17.8* 1st Team 1981. +2nd Team 1981 # 1st Team «81, 2nd '80 ** 2nd Team '81

* * * * * * * # * 2nd Team -80 1-A

F'IRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATIONFORMERLY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION

DALTON HEYWARD, BURROUGHS HIGH FORWARD, NAMEDTOP PLAYER IN CIF 2-A BASKETBALL FOR 1 9 8 2 . . . .FOR RELEASE: THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 1 & Fri. am's

DALTON HAYWARD, BURROUGHS OF RIDGECREST'S 6-5 SENIOR FORWARD WHO SCORED 21 POINTS

AND HAD 18 REBOUNDS IN HIS TEAM'S 66-55 2-A DIVISION TITLE WIN OVER CAPISTRANO

VALLEY, WAS VOTED PLAYER OF1 THE YEAR FOR 1982 BY MEMBERS OP THE FIRST INTERSTATE

BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF ATHLETICS. HEYWARD, WHO AVERAGED

16.8 POINTS OVER BURROUGHS 23-5 SEASON, WAS A FIRST TEAM 2-A SELECTION LAST YEAR.

COACHED BY LARRY BIRD, THE BURROUGHS BURROS DEFEATED NORTHVIEW (66-53), SAN BER-

NARDINO (72-62), RIGHETTI (53-44), LA SERNA (62-56) AND CAPISTRANO VALLEY (17-9 for '82) IN

THE FINAL GAME. THE BURROS DEFEATED WASHINGTON OF FRESNO IN THE SEMI-FINALS OF THE SOUTHERN

REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS, BUT LOST TO BANNING IN THE FINALS.

In Burroughs 11-1 Golden League Championship season, forward Dalton Heyward av-

eraged 13.8 rebounds and had the league's top field goal percentage, 58.8. He was also the

second high assist player on his team.

HEYWARD & ALL FIRST-TEAM PLAYERS HONORED AT 45TH ANNUAL CEREMONIES, SAT. APRIL 24TH

Dalton Heyward, Coach Larry Bird and all first team 2-A Division all-stars will be amongthose honored at First Interstate Bank Athletic Foundation's 45th annual All-Southern Calif-ornia Board of Basketball Awards Program to be held on Saturday morning, April 24th at theFirst Interstate Bank Building at 707 Wilshire Blvd. in Los Angeles. The awards program willbegin promptly at 10:30 am.

Players and championship coaches will be presented with beautiful scroll awards, whileall players of the year will be presented with traditional bronze medallions. Collegiatecoaches, along with high school administrators and Foundation board members will be invitedto take part in the presentation ceremonies.

Burroughs placed three players on this years 2-A Division teams, while runner-upCapistrano Valley, La Serna, La Habra, Victor Valley and Righetti each placed two players.

This marks the 45th season the Athletic Foundation's selection board, composedof over 25 sports journalists, has made these all-star team selections. Honor teams follow:

... ALL-C.I.F. SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL ... 2-A DIVISION ... 1982

F I R S T T E A M

FRONT COURT DALTON HEYWARD * BURKOUGflS (R) 6'5 Sr. 16.8FRONT COURT CLYDE RIVERS+ VICTOR VALLEY 6'4 Sr. 28.2FRONT COURT RANDY DOWNS# NOGALES 6'9 Sr. 27.0FRONT COURT PAUL THOMAS** BREA-ORLINDA 6'4 Sr. 18.4FRONT COURT DAN DARGRN CAPISTRANO VAL. 6'2 Sr. 22.5FRONT COURT JOHN BERWICK # LA MIRADA 6'4 Sr. 21.0BACK COURT MARK SANCHEZ IA SERNA 6'0 Sr. 12.0BACK COURT DERON WHITE HART 6'2 Sr. 19.2BACK COURT BRAD SMITH MAYFAIR 6'1 Sr. 21.0BACK COURT DAN KIRK ARROYO 6'1 Sr. 17.4

S E C O N D T E A M

FRONT COURT EDGAR LEON LA PUENTE 6'8 Sr. 25.0FRONT COURT DAVE CULLITY LA SERNA 6'8 Sr. 12.8FRONT COURT MARK RUNGE RIGHETTI 6'5 Sr. 18.3FRONT COURT SCOTT FULTON BURROUGHS (R) 6'5 Sr. 14.0FRONT COURT JAMES HILL SAN CLEMENTS 6'1 Sr. 22.3FRONT COURT JOHN MANGELS LA HABRA 6'2 Sr. 23.4BACK COURT C.J. SCiaCCA LA HABRA 6*0 Sr. 21.5BACK COURT WALT DE CASAS CAPISTRANO VAL. 6'0 Jr 17.0BACK COURT DAN MEANS BURROUGHS (R) 5'11 Soph 12.8BACK COURT KEITH BENJAMIN BELLFLOWER 6'0 Sr. 25.5

T H I R D T E A M

FRONT COURT BILL REESE CALIFORNIA 6'6 Sr. 20.0FRONT COURT VICTOR WILSON ANTELOPE VALLEY 6'3 Sr. 13.0FRONT COURT JOHN EGSON INDIO 5'10 Sr. 18.0FRONT COURT TOM TOLBERT ARTESIA 6'4 Jr. 19.9FRONT COURT DEVIN DRAKE RIGHETTI 6'7 Sr. 16.7FRONT COURT DAN HARRISON APPLE VALLEY 6'0 Sr. 22.8

BACK COURT JOSE SNODDY VICTOR VALLEY 5'9 Sr. 17.5BACK COURT NEIL RIDDELL IAGUNA BEACH 5'9 Sr 22.3BACK COURT COURTNEY MIMS MONTCLAIR 6'0 Sr. 19.5BACK COURT ERIC HANSEN SAN LUIS OBISPO 6'1 Sr. 17.3

* 1st Team 1981. + 2nd Team 1981 # 3rd Team 1981 ** 3-A 2nd Team «81, 3rd '80l.

FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATIONFORMERLY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATIONJOE FABIAN, CHAMINADE HIGH SCHOOL, NAMED TOPBASKETBALL PLAYER IN 1-A DIVISION FOR 1982FOR RELEASE: WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 31 & Thurs. am's ***PLEASE HONOR RELEASE DATE!

CHAMINADE HIGH SCHOOL'S 6-6, SENIOR FORWARD, JOE FABIAN, HAS BEEN VOTED 1-A DIVIS-ION BASKETBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR FOLLOWING ANNUAL ALL-STAR TEAM SELECTIONS BY

MEMBERS OF FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S BOARD OF ATHLETICS. FABIANAVERAGED 23.5 POINTS PER GAME DURING THE EAGLES SANTA FE LEAGUE (1O-O) CHAMPIONSHIP SEASONAND MANAGED TO PULL DOWN AN ASTOUNDING 19.4 REBOUNDS PER CONTEST.

It was Coach Ray Curtis's Banning Broncos who corralled, the Division 1 Championshipwith a 54-52 victory over St. Joseph of Santa Maria. The Sunkist Loop Champions defeatedTrona, Valley Christian, Duarte and Santa Clara on their way to the Throne Room.

In the first-ever California State Basketball Championships at the Oakland ColiseumBanning, having advanced through the southern regionals, lost to Northern California DivisionII Champion Sir Francis Drake (San Anselmo) 87-85. Banning finished its season 24-7.

FIRST TEAM MEMBERS HONORED AT 45th ANNUAL AWARDS CEREMONIES SAT. APRIL 24th

One-A Division MVP Joe Fabian and all first team players will be honored at the45th annual All-Southern California Board of Basketball Aviards Program to be held inthe beautiful First Interstate Bank Building at 707 Wilshire Blvd. in Los Angeles.

All first team players will be recipients of framed scroll awards, with theirhigh school coaches, collegiate coaches, school administrators and board members inattendance to join in saluting the season's top performers.

Ceremonies will begin at 10:30 am on Saturday, April 24th.

ALL - SOUTHERN SECTION (C.I.F.) BASKETBALL TEAMS ... 1 - A DIVISION ... 1982

F I R S T T E A M

FRONT COURT + ROGER BOCK SANTA CLARA 6-10 SENIOR 16.8FRONT COURT * JOHN STIVER WHITHER CHRISTIAN . . 6-8 SENIOR 21.5

• FRONT COURT KEN RUBENDALL. . . . LA CANADA 6-5 SENIOR 20.3FRONT COURT + LARRY JOUBERT. . . . BANNING 6-4 SENIOR 17.0FRONT COURT TOM REHDER ST. JOSEPH, S.M. . . . 6-7 JUNIOR 15.0FRONT COURT JOE FABIAN . . . . . CHAMINADE 6-6 SENIOR 23.2

BACK COURT EARL WALTON BANNING 5-11 SENIOR 18.5BACK COURT # GLENN CHRISTMAS. . . NELLES 6-1 SENIOR 18.2BACK COURT RALPH LANDERS. . . . FERRIS 5-11 SENIOR 24.0BACK COURT DON THOMAS SANTA CLARA 6-1 SENIOR 11.6

S E C O N D T E A M > •

FRONT COURT * KEVIN KENNEY . . . . CARPINTERIA 6-5 SENIOR 18.0FRONT COURT MAURICE TANNER . . . DUARTE 6-5 SENIOR .20.4FRONT COURT ROLAND HORVATH . . . AVIATION 6-4 SOPH. 17.0FRONT COURT KELVIN JOHNSON . . . BANNING 6-6 SENIOR 13.0FRONT COURT KENT WOJCIECHOSKI, . MOORPARK 6-11 SENIOR 16.0FRONT COURT * IVAN VERBERCKT . . . RIO MESA 6-10 SENIOR 17.4BACK COURT DREW PURVIS SOUTH PASADENA . . . . 6-3 JUNIOR 18.0BACK COURT DENNIS VOGEL . . . . VALLEY" CHRISTIAN . . . 6-3 JUNIOR 2J.6BACK COURT ANDY COLVILLE. . . . TWENTYNINE PLAMS . . .5-10 SENIOR 19.4BACK COURT ROBERT AVILES. . . . WHITTIER CHRISTIAN . . 6-0 SENIOR 17.0

T H I R D T E A M

FRONT COURT ULRICH FRANK . . . . MOORPARK 6-3 SENIOR 17.7FRONT COURT CHRIS ELDRIDGE . . . BISHOP 6-4 SENIOR 18.0FRONT COURT TIM DePRIEST . . . . ST. JOSEPH, S.M. . . . 6-5 JUNIOR 15.0FRONT COURT JOE WALLACE SANTA CLARA 6-5 JUNIOR 13.0FRONT COURT TOM WAGNER SAN MARINO 6-3 SENIOR 15.0FRONT COURT CHRIS MONROE . . . . NELLES 6-5 JUNIOR 19.2FRONT COURT RAY GONZALES . . . . CARPINTERIA 6-0 SENIOR 17.2

BACK COURT JOCK JONES . . . . . DESERT 6-1 SENIOR 21.2BACK COURT" JEFF RICHARDSON. . . AVIATION 6-1 SENIOR 15.0BACK COURT CHRIS WHITT GLADSTONE 5-10 JUNIOR 16.9

* 1st Team 1-A '81 + 2nd Team 1-A «81 # Small Schools '81

FIRST INSTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATIONFORMERLY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION

ROBIN ANDREWS (CROSSROADS) & ROY LADESMA (CHA-DWICK) TOP SMALL SCHOOLS BASKET3ALL TEAM 1982

FOR RELEASE: TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 30 & Wed. am's ***PLEASE HONOR RELEASE DATE'!'A PAIR OP OUTSTANDING SMALL SCHOOLS BASKETBALL PLAYERS ~ ROBIN ANDREWS OP

DIVISION CHAMPION CROSSROADS HIGH SCHOOL IN SANTA MONICA AND ROY LADESMA

ACE OP THE PREP LEAGUE CHAMPION CHADWICK FIVE — HAVE BEEN NAMED CO-PLAYERS

OP THE YEAR IN THE SMALL SCHOOLS DIVISION OP THE CIP SOUTHERN SECTION BY MEMBERS OF THE

FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S PREP BOARD OF BASKETBALL. CHADWICK LOST TO CROSS-

ROADS 84-78 IN PLAYOFF SEMI-FINAL ACTION, WITH THE ROADRUNNERS GOING ON TO WIN THE DIVISION

CROWN 52-46 OVER MONTCLAIR PREP.Two all-star teams have been selected in the Small Schools Division for the

first time in 1982, with players receiving scroll awards in recognition of their fine perform-ance during the season. All first team members will be honored at the 45th .annual First In-terstate Bank Athletic Foundation Basketball Awards, to be held on Saturday, April 24 in thebeautiful First Interstate Bank Building at 707 Wilshir.e in Los Angeles. Teams follow:

ALL - SOUTHERN SECTION (C.I.F.) BASKETBALL TEAMS ... SMALL SCHOOLS DIVISION 1982

F I R S T ' T E A M (Note: No Positions Assigned)MIKE CICIONE MONTCLAIR PREP 5-11 SENIOR 17.9ROBIN ANDREWS CROSSROADS 6-1 JUNIOR 2J.0

+ ROY LADESMA CHADWICK . 5-10 SENIOR 15.6* BOB MACHADO AVALON 6-0 SENIOR 21.0* DARIN LeGRANGE. TEMPLE CHRISTIAN 5-6 SENIOR 22.8ROBERT TOWNS CAMP MENDENHALL 6-4 JUNIOR 24.3MICHAEL AHLERS . . ' . . . SILVER VALLEY 6-3 JUNIOR 19.1JOHN RAMSAY PASADENA POLY. 6-5 SENIOR 15.5JOSH DEVANE CAL PREP 6-2 SENIOR 22.0ANTHONY LEE CHADWICK 6-2 SENIOR 16.0EVAN MALMUTH . NEWBRIDGE 6-2 SENIOR 33.2

S E C O N D T E A MSCOTT CATE COAST UNION 6-1 SENIOR 20.7GARRETT O'HARA . . . . . . FLINTRIDGE PREP 5-7 JUNIOR 13.0KEVIN McCLEARY CROSSROADS 5-6 SENIOR 10.6JEFF TODD CROSSROADS 6-7 JUNIOR 16.0MARK FORINGER. WOODBRIDGE 5-11 SOPH. 14.6MIKE SENNE ORANGE LUTHERAN 5-11 SENIOR 16.4PURNELL GOUDEAU CAMP MENDENHALL 6-3 SENIOR 18.8T.C. RUSSELL NEEDLES 6-0 JUNIOR 16.4ALAN RENSHAW MELODYLAND . . ., 6-2 SENIOR 20.2MIKE PEMPER LIBERTY CHRISTIAN. . . . . . . 6-10 SENIOR 22.6

* 1981 Team '(One team only in «81) + 2nd Team 1-A !81(This marks the 45th year that the Athletic Foundation, through its All-Southern California Board of Athletics, has honored high school basketballperformers. Southland newspapermen make these annual selections in theinterest of prep athletics without compensation.)

FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATIONFORMERLY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION

ELDRIDGE HUDSON (CARSON)...KEVIN HOLMES &KEITH MORRISON (CLEVELAND) WIN MVP HONORSIN LOS' ANGELES 4-A & 3-A BASKETBALL FOR '82FOR RELEASE: THURSDAY, APRIL 1 am's . . . and after

FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY BOARD OF BASKE

BALL ANNOUNCED ITS ANNUAL ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY BASKETBALL TEAM TODAY, AS SEVEK

PERFORMERS OFF LAST YEAR'S SELECTIONS FIND THEMSELVES ON THE 1982 FIRST TEAM.

LEADING THE PARADE ARE ELDRIDGE HUDSON (LEADER OF THE CITY AND STATE CHAMPION

CARSON COLTS), KEVTN HOLMES AND KEITH MORRISON (NAMED CO-MVPs OFF LOS ANGELES CITY > A Bl

ISION CHAMPION CLEVELAND CAVALIERS.Coach Dick Acres 4-A Division City Champions (77-69 over Banning) finished the

'82 season. 26-2 with both losses coming at the hands of arch-rival Banning. In winning 1state's first basketball title, Carson had to get over Banning (a wild card team) in theSouthern California Regional Championships (88-79) and then defeat the Northern CaliforniaDivision I champion, Washington of San Francisco, 5*1—53.

Although Eldridge Hudson was not named MVP in the Marine League (Gilbert Wilburnwas selected from league champion Banning) he was a unanimous pick by the Foundation boardfor city Player of the Year honors. Hudson, after averaging 20.2 points per game in regularseason play, averaged 25.1 points in seven city and state playoff games. He averaged 26.5points in four city playoff games, and had 25 points and 25 rebounds in the title game. Inthe Southern California Reginnal finals against Banning Hudson had 28 points, 13 rebounds andseven assists.

45TH ANNUAL BASKETBALL AWARDS TO BE HELD SATURDAY, APRIL 24 AT 10:30 AM

All first team members of the 1982 All-Los Angeles City Basketball Team willbe honored at the 45th annual All-Southern California Board of Basketball Awards Pro-gram to be held on Saturday morning, April 25th, at 10:30 am. All first team playersalong with their coaches will be special invited guests as will Foundation board mem-bers, high school administrators and collegiate coaches.

At the annual awards ceremonies, to be held at the beautiful First InterstateB. Building in downtown Los Angeles, framed Foundation certificates will be awarded allhonored players along with bronze medallions for Players of the Year.

Cleveland High School, winner of the y-A Division Championship for the secondstraight season (4>-35 over Chatsworth in 1981), placed both its stars — Kevin Holmes andKeith Morrison — on this year's first team and they were accorded co-MVP honors in the 3-ADivision. Cleveland was this year's West-Valley League Champion and the Cavaliers defeatedJordan, 82-68, in the title decider.

In its run for the 3-A title Cleveland defeated Franklin (87-43), South Gate (54-4c)Reseda (52-43) and then the Jordan Bulldogs.

In Carson's1 run for the 4-A crown the Colts clobbered Hamilton (80-57), San Fer-nando (71-62), and Crenshaw (70-53) before belting Banning. Banning's Pilots finished theyear 24-4.

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ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM - 1982 SEASON — 45TH SEASON

F I R S T T E A M

P L A Y E R S C H O O L HGHT WGHT YEAR AVG.

* ELDRIDGE HUDSON CARSON 6'6 215 Sr 19.1+ KEVIN HAMILTON CRENSHAW 6'7 . 205 Sr 20.5+ LARRY FRIEND JORDAN 5'10 155 Sr 19.1* GILBERT WILBURN BANNING 6'4 185 Sr 22.5* KEVIN HOLMES CLEVELAND 6'8 215 Sr 15.0+ KEITH MORRISON CLEVELAND 6'3% 185 Sr 19.2

WENDELL WRIGHT. BANNING 6'5 195 Sr 16.3HERNELL JACKSON GARDENA 6'1 170 Sr 19.0

* DAVID BERNARD GRANT 6l5 185 Sr 17.3LEO MAHLDIN SAN FERNANDO 6' 170 Sr 25.6. PIAYER OF YEAR - 4-A ELDRIDGE HUDSON, CarsonPIAYER OF YEAR - 3-A KEVIN HOLMES, Cleveland KEITH MORRISON, Cleveland* 1st Team 1981. + 2nd Team 1981.

S E C O N D T E A MMARIO ELLIS FREMONT 6'2 170 Sr 17.8ONTARIO JOHNSON GARDENA 61 175 Sr 13.0KEVIN STEWARD PALISADES 6'5 155 Sr 19.0PATRICK WHITE JORDAN 6'4% 180 Sr 16.4ROBERT JONES LOCKE 6'2 175 Sr 27.2DAVID BANKS RESEDA 6'4 205 Jr 15.3MISSION LABASAN CARSON 5'9 139 Sr 9.0HENFRED BRARD MARSHALL 6'1 ' 160 Sr 13.5OLIVER SEELEY SAN FERNANDO 6'7 200 Sr 12.6MARK CENTERS _• DORSEY _ 6'5 200 _• _ Sr 13.4

ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY BASKETBALL PLAYERS OF THE YEAR — Since 1970 to present

1970 Gregory Lee Reseda 1977 Henry Johnson (4-A) Manual Arts1971 Tom Lipsey Jefferson Dave Shepart(4-A) Manual Arts .1972 Richard Johnson Jefferson Bill Mathis (3-A) Polytechnic

Lawrence Williams Fremont 1978 Michael Johnson (4-A) Crenshaw1973 Marques Johnson Crenshaw Leonard Johnson (3-A) Fairfax1974 Ivory Ward Fremont 1979 Darren Daye (4-A) Kennedy1975 Chris Lippert. Cleveland Ed Fitzpatrick (3-A) Jordan1976 James Wilkes (4-A) Dorsey 1980 Stuart Gray (4-A) Kennedy

Ronald Baxter (4-A) Dorsey Darryl Butler (3-A) TaftAlan Taylor (3-A) Kennedy 1981 Dwayne Polee (4-A) Manual Arts

Kevin Holmes (3-A) Cleveland1982 Eldridge Hudson (4-A) Carson

Kevin Holmes (3-A) ClevelandALL-LOS ANGELES CITY BOARD Keith Morrison (3-A) Cleveland

Rudy Aversa - Northeast Newspapers Jerry Reigel - Santa Monica OutlookChris Baker - Los Angeles Times Josh Rosenfeld - Los Angeles Herald ExaminerJerry Crowe - So. Bay Breeze Stig Jantz - Daily NewsRob Fernas - San Pedro News-Pilot Eric Sondheimer - Daily NewsMike Kennedy - Member at Large Jerry Weiner - Los Angeles City SchoolsBill Schroeder - Chairman k Pat Donnelly - RecorderBuddy Dyer - Secretary Ken Miller, Anthony Buford - Sentinel - Contributors

NOTE: This is the 45th year the Athletic Foundation has sponsored All-Los Angeles CityBoard of Athletics, working in the interest of high school athletics, withoutcompensation. Players named for honors receive scroll awards, and championshipcoaches and players of the year also receive recognition.

FIRST INSTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATIONFORMERLY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION

DAVID BERNARD (GRANT) & KEVIN HAMILTON (CREN-SHAW) VOTED MVPs IN EAST VALLEY & WESTERN

LOOP BASKETBALL FOR 1982 SEASONFOR RELEASE: THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 25 & Fri. am's

First Interstate Bank Athletic Foundation's All-Los Angeles City Board of Basket-ball, together with Los Angeles prep basketball coaches announced annual All-League hardcourt selections today, with David Bernard of Grant High and Kevin

Hamilton of Crenshaw MVPs in the East-Valley and Western Loops respectively. All-League selections, as selected by the Foundation's prep selection board in cooperation withLos Angeles high school coaches, date back to the early forties.

David 3ernard led Grant High to the league title averaging 17.8 points per game.The Lancers sported a perfect 19-0 record going into the city 3-A Division playoffs and wontheir first game 70-61 over El Camino Real. Reseda, 4th place finisher in the West Valley,ended Grant's dream of a perfect season with a 5^-52 victory.

Kevin Hamilton, who led coach Willie West's Cougars to a perfect 10-0 league rec-ord and the Western League title, repeats from last year's first team. Kevin was the loop'stop scorer (20.5 avg.) and the main cog in Crenshaw's 22-5 season. The Cougars reached the4-A Division semi-finals, losing to eventual state champion Carson 70-53• Teams follow:

ALL - EAST VALLEY LEAGUE BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST TEAM - 1982

FORWARD TODD CHRISTENSEN SYLMAR 6-3 SR. 20.8

* FORWARD DAVID BERNARD G R A N T 6-5 SR. 17.8

CENTER JOHN BRUMWELL G R A N T 6-7 SR. 13.8

GUARD CHRIS McCOY FAIRFAX 5-8 SR. 11.3

GUARD RODNEY WAGNER NORTH HOLLYWOOD 5-10 SR. 10.0

GUARD MARC RAPHAEL HOLLYWOOD 5-9 SR. 19.0

SECOND TEAM

FORWARD BRIAN FRIEDMAN POLYTECHNIC 5-9 SR. 10.8

+ FORWARD DAVID EHRLICH . . G R A N T 6-2 SR. 11.9

CENTER ANDY WILSON NORTH HOLLYWOOD 6-2 JR. 9»0

GUARD TROY REED .FAIRFAX 6-2 SR. 9.0

GUARD DARRYL MARTIN POLYTECHNIC 6-5 SR. 7.3

GUARD STEVE STOVITZ „ . . G R A N T 6-4 SR. 9.0

* 1st Team 1981 + 2nd Team 1981 MVP....DAVID BERNARD, GRANTALL - WESTERN LEAGUE BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST TEAM - 1 9 8 2

* FORWARD KEVIN HAMILTON CRENSHAW 6-7 SR. 20.5

+ FORWARD KEVIN STEWARD PALISADES 6-5 SR. 19.1

+ FORWARD QUINTAN GATES CRENSHAW 6-6 SR. 11.5

CENTER LEROY SMITH PALISADES 6-6 SR. 15.0

GUARD ANTHONY BURNETT HAMILTON 6-2 JR. 13.4

GUARD LARRY STEPTOE WESTCHESTER 6-5 SR. 20.2

SECOND TEAM

FORWARD JOHN WILLIAMS CRENSHAW 6-7 SO. 10.0

+ FORWARD BRYAN FLEMING VENICE 6-1 SR. 15.0

CENTER DWAYNE CROSS. '. HAMILTON 6-5 SR. 7.0

GUARD WALTER CARPENTER . . . .HAMILTON 5-9 JR. 9.4

GUARD EARL PATTERSON CRENSHAW 5-8 SR. 7.4 |.

* 1st Team 1981 + 2nd Team 1981 MVP KEVIN HAMILTON (CRENSHAW)

FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATIONFORMERLY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATIONMARIO ELLIS (FREMONT) & MARK CENTERS (DORSEY)LEAD SOUTHERN LEAGUE BASKETEERS...WHILE KEITHMORRISON & KEVIN HOLMES (CLEVELAND) VOTED BEST:IN EAST-VALLET FOR 1982 SEASON...FOR RELEASE^TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 30 & Wed. am's

Cleveland High School's dangerous duo of Kevin Holmes and Keith Morrison, whodirected coach Greg Herrick's Cavaliers to both West-Valley League and 3-A Di-vision City titles in 1982, have been named co-players of the year by vote of

First Interstate Bank Athletic Foundation's All-City Board of Basketball...along with LosAngeles City basketball coaches. Mario Ellis of Fremont and Mark Centers of Dorsey, who ledtheir respective teams to a tie for Southern League honors, were accorded similar recognitionas their league co-MVPs.

Cleveland won its second straight >-A crown 82-68 over Jordan and finished theyear 18-7. In Southern League play Dorsey lost to Kennedy 79-72 in 1st round playoff actionwhile Fremont was eliminated by Western League champ Crenshaw in the 2nd round 80-62.

ALL - VEST VALLEY LEAGUE BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST TEAM - 1 9 8 2

FORWARD MARK SHEPHERD T A F T 6-3 JR. 12,5

FORWARD ARNELL MICKEL T A F T .6-5 SR. 11.6

* CENTER KEITH HOLMES CLEVELAND 6-8 SR. 15.O

* GUARD KEITH MORRISON CLEVELAND 6-3 SR. 19.2

GUARD DAVID BANKS RESEDA 6-4 JR. 14.0

SECOND TEAM

+ FORWARD RODERICK ALLEN RESEDA 6-3 SR. 11.1

FORWARD BRIAN SALONE CANOGA PARK 6-k SR. 12.3

CENTER STEVE WATLEY CANOGA PARK 6-5 JR. 11.5

GUARD DOUG YOUNG EL CAMINO REAL 6-1 JR. 10,3

GUARD JOHN HACKETT T A F T 6-2 SR. 11.6

* 1st Team 1981 + 2nd Team 1981 MVP...KEVIN HOLMES, CLEVELANDKEITH MORRISON, CLEVELAND

V

ALL - SOUTHERN LEAGUE BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST TEAM - 1982

FORWARD CHARLES OWENS WASHINGTON 0 6-5 SR. 15.3

FORWARD JIMMY DANIELS DORSEY 6-3 SR. 17.7

CENTER MARK CENTERS DORSEY 6-5 SR. 13.4

GUARD CLARENCE WORSHIP . . . . FREMONT 6-3 SR. 17.3

GUARD TIMOTHY WARE FREMONT 5-10 SR. 17.7

GUARD MARIO ELLIS FREMONT 6-2 SR. 17,8

<i SECOND TEAM

FORWARD JARVIS BASNIGHT LOS ANGELES 6-6 SO. 11.7

FORWARD KEN CYPRIAN DORSEY 6-5 SR. 8.1

FORWARD LEROY HILL WASHINGTON 6-3 SR. 7.3

CENTER LAWRENCE DOBBINS ..... JEFFERSON 6-5 SR. 11.7

GUARD GAYLORD TURNER JEFFERSON 6-0 SR. 17.1

FORWARD ANDRE SPENCER MANUAL ARTS 6-5 SR. 16.2

No repeater, from 1981 MVP... .MARIO ELLIS (FREMONT) & MARK CENTERS (DORSEY)

FIRST INSTERTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATIONFORMERLY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATIONLARRY FRIEND (JORDAN) WINS MVP ACCLAIM INEASTERN LEAGUE BASKETBALL HENFRED BRARD(MARSHALL) & JACK HEMMER (FRANKLIN) BEST IN

NORTHERN LOOP FOR 1982FOR RELEASE: MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 29 & Tues. am's

Larry Friend, Jordan High's Eastern League scoring leader and repeat loop MVP,joins Marshall High School's Henfred Brard, two-time All-Northern Leaguer,atop the 1982 All-Eastern & All-Northern League Basketball teams...as selected

by members of the First Interstate Bank Athletic Foundation's prep selection board, in coop-eration with Los Angeles City Basketball coaches.

The Jordan High Bulldogs finished 10-0 in loop action, advancing to the 3-ADivision playoff finals before losing to West-Valley League champion Cleveland, 82-68. Jordandefeated Hollywood (73-46), Fairfax (81-64) and Marshall (83-58) on its way to the finals andfinished the season 21-3.

Marshall, winner of the Northern League title (10-0), advanced to the 3-A semi-finals losing to Jordan. The Barristers finished the season 21-4. Teams follow:

ALL - NORTHERN LEAGUE BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST TEAM - 1982

FORWARD KENNY EARLS. WILSON 6-3 SR, 20.3

FORWARD JACK HEMMER „ FRANKLIN 6-2 SR. 24.4

FORWARD JOEL BERRY "WILSON 6-3 JR. 20.4

+ CENTER EAMON GARCES MARSHALL 6-4 SR. 8.9

* GUARD HENFRED BRARD MARSHALL 6-1 SR. 13.5

GUARD HUGO MENDOZA EAGLE ROCK 5-4 JR. 16.1

SECOND TEAM

FORWARD DAN LIESE MARSHALL 6-3 JR. 7.0

CENTER DAVID FIELDS BELMONT 6-3 SR. 20.7

GUARD TOM RODRIGUEZ EAGLE ROCK 5-11 SR. 15.8

GUARD RICK QUINONES WILSON. 6-3 . SR. 8.0

GUARD JOHN TARANKOW MARSHALL 6-2 SR. 7.8

GUARD FRANK NUNEZ LINCOLN 5-10 SR. 17.9

* 1st Team 1981 + 2nd Team 1981 MVP....HENFRED BRARD (MARSHALL)"* JACK HE»ER (FRANKLIN)

ALL - EASTERN LEAGUE BASKBTBALL TEAM .FIRST TEAM - 1 9 8 2

* FORWARD PATRICK WHITE . . . . .JORDAN 6-4| SR. 16.4

* FORWARD DONALD BENNETT SOUTH GATE. . . . . 6-1 SR. 17.O

CENTER MARVIN STEPHENS . . . .ROOSEVELT' 6-3 SR. 13.9

* GUARD LARRY FRIEND JORDAN 5-10 SR. 20.2

GUARD PRESTON BROUSSAND . . .JORDAN. . . . . . . 5-9 SR. 7.5

GUARD JAMES WADE .SOUTH GATE 6-0 SR. 14.6

SECOND TEAM

FORWARD CHRIS SHUGARS JORDAN 6-0 SR. 6.6

FORWARD VICTOR MODESTO HUNTINGTON PARK . . 6-2 SR. 13.1

CENTER MARCUS WINZER ROOSEVELT 6-3 JR. 10.3

GUARD REGINALD SIMMS JORDAN 5-10 SR. 4.4

GUARD DARROLD BROWN B E L L 6-0 JR. I3.8

GUARD CHARLES INGRAM SOUTH GATE 6-0 SR. 12.6 '

* 1st Team 1981 MVP....LARRY FRIEND (JORDAN)

FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATIONFORMERLY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION

GILBERT WILBURN (BANNING) & LEO MAULDIN (SANFERNANDO VOTED TOP BASKETEERS IN MARINE ANDMID-VALLEY LEAGUES FOR 1982 SEASON....FOR RELEASE: FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 26 & sat. am's

GILBERT WIlburn, Banning high-scoring guard, and Mid-Valley League high-scorerLeo Mauldin from San Fernando, have been voted Players of. the Year in theirrespective leagues for 1982, following vote of First Interstate Bank Athletic

Foundation's prep selection board in cooperation with Los Angeles basketball coaches. Bothperformers led their teams to league championships.

Banning and Carson, one-two finishers in the Marine League, met in this year's4-A Division finale, with the Colts winning the title, 77-69. Losing twice to the Pilots inleague play, Carson defeated Banning again in the state regional tourney, 88-79, advancing tothe state finals vs. Washington, San Francisco. Carson emerged as Div. I State Champions...54_53...with a final season record of 26-2. Banning finished 24-4.

San Fernando, Mid-Valley League champions, reached the second round of theplayoffs before losing to Carson 71-62. The Tigers finished the season 17-5. Teams follow:

ALL - MARINE LEAGUE BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST TEAM - 1 9 8 2

# FORWARD WENDELL WRIGHT BANNING 6-5 195 SR. 16.5

FORWARD ROBERT JONES L O C K E 6-2 175 SR. 27.2

+ CENTER ELDRIDGE HUDSON . . . .CARSON 6-6 215 SR. 19.1

# GUARD GILBERT WILBURN . . . .BANNING 6-3 185 SR. 22.5

GUARD HERNELL JACKSON . . . .GARDENA 6-1 170 SR. 19.0GUARD ONTARIO JOHNSON . . . .GARDENA 6-0 175 SR. 1J.0GUARD MISSION LABASAN . . . .CARSON 5-9 139 SR. 9.0

SECOND TEAM

FORWARD ANTHONY FREDERICK . . .GARDENA 6-6 175 SR. 9.0

FORWARD NOVIAN WHITSTTT . . . .SAN PEDRO 6-0 150 JR. 22.0

FORWARD FRED DAVIS CARSON 6-3 174 SR. 10.7

CENTER DOUG BROWN CARSON 6-4 181 SR. 15.2

GUARD MARK WADE BANNING 5-10 145 JR. 10.4

* 1st Team 1980-81 + 1st Team 1981 & 2nd Team 1980 // 1st Team 1981

MVP...GILBERT WILBURN (BANNING) ;.ALL - MID VALLEY LEAGUE BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST TEAM - I982

FORWARD KEN COOK VAN NUYS 6-3 SR. 14.7

FORWARD ELLIS YARRELL MONROE 6-3 SR. 16.5

+ CENTER OLIVER SEELEY SAN FERNANDO 6-7 SR. 12.6

# GUARD LEO MAULDIN SAN FERNANDO 6-0 SR. 25.6

GUARD RANDY ANDERSON . . . . .BIRMINGHAM 6-5 SR, 16.3

SECOND TEAM

* FORWARD JIM REYNOSA SAN FERNANDO 6-5 SR. 15.6

FORWARD GEORGE FLEVOTOMOS. . . .VAN NUYS 6-0 SR. 12.9

CENTER HUNTER GREENE VAN NUYS 6-4 JR. 11.8

GUARD BRIAN GREEN MONROE 5-11 JR. 12.3

GUARD ELLIOT PINKNEY . . . . .GRANADA HILLS 5-11 SR. 11,1

FORWARD DORMIN JONES KENNEDY 6-4^ JR. 13.1

MVP....LEO MAULDIN, SAN FERNANDO * 1st Team '8i...2nd Team '80 I

+ 2nd Team 1980-81 # 2nd Team 1981

RIVERSIDE POLY'S CHERYL MILLER CLOSES OUTILLUSTRIOUS PREP CAREER AS 4-A DIV. MVP...FOR RELEASE: SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 10 & Sun. am's

CHERYL MILLER, WITHOUT MUCH QUESTION THE MOST DOMINANT GIRL HIGH SCHOOL BASKET-

BALL PLAYER IN SOUTHLAND HISTORY, HAS BEEN NAMED 4-A DIVISION PLAYER OP THE

YEAR BY MEMBERS OP THE FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S HIGH SCHOOL

BOARD OF ATHLETICS. TO NO ONE'S SURPRISE, THE POUR-TIME ALL-CIF ALL-STAR TEAM SELECTION

HAD NO COMPETITION IN THE MVP VOTING HAVING BEEN THE DIVISION MVP IN BOTH 1980 AND 1981.

Miller, who averaged 37 points this year, has led Poly's Bears to 84 straightwins since December of 1979 when Gahr beat them 57-56. The all-time hardcourt phenom has3,419 career points (33.4 avg.), 1,564 rebounds (15.3 avg.) and 433 assists (4.2 avg.).In one game during the '82 season (vs. Norte Vista) Miller scored 105 points, hitting anamazing 47 of 50 shots from the floor. Miller's previous high was 77 made in 1981.

This season Riverside Poly's Bears won the 4-A Division crown over a strongGahr High five, 63-57. Gahr had won 22 straight to finish the season 27-4. The Bearsdefeated Gahr again in the Southern Regional finals, 48-39, and then swamped previouslyundefeated Los Gatos (33-1) in the State Championships 77-44 as Miller had 41 points, 16rebounds, seven steals and four blocks.

4-A DIVISION FIRST TEAM PLAYERS HONORED AT 45TH ANNUAL AWARDS ON SAT. APRIL 24'

All first team 4-A Division players and their coaches will be special guests atthe Athletic Foundation's 45th annual Awards on Saturday morning, April 24 at 10:30 am.Collegiate coaches will be invited to join in honoring 1982's star players. A buffetluncheon will follow the program at First Interstate Bank at 707 Wilshire in Los Angeles.

ALL - C.I.F. SOUTHERN SECTION 4-A DIVISION GIRLS BASKETBALL . . . 1982 SEASON . . .

F I R S T T E A M

FRONT COURT * CHERYL MILLER POLY, RIVERSIDE 6-2 SENIOR 37.0FRONT COURT ** TONI ELDRIDGE G A H R 5-9 SENIOR 26.0FRONT COURT # ALLISON HAZELTINE. . . SAN GABRIEL 5-11 SENIOR 17.6FRONT COURT BECKY MILLER NORTH, RIVERSIDE 5-11 SENIOR 19.4FRONT COURT + DEIRDRA DUNCAN . . . . INGLEWOOD 5-11 SENIOR 21 .0FRONT COURT + VALERIE DEHN ARCADIA 5-8 SENIOR 23.1

BACK COURT ** MICHELLE McCOY . . . . G A H R 5-6 SENIOR 26.0BACK COURT + RENEE OVERTON POLY, RIVERSIDE 5-8 SENIOR 13.0BACK COURT VIOLET PALMER COMPTON 5-8 SENIOR 19.5BACK COURT LEE BROCK . B U E N A 5-7 SOPH. 12.0

S E C O N D T E A M . . . .

FRONT COURT ## ANGIE CHRISTIAN. . . . LYNtfOOD 6-1 JUNIOR 16.7FRONT COURT + VANESSA POTTER . . . . NORTH, RIVERSIDE 5-9 SENIOR 16.8FRONT COURT + DEBBIE BLACK SIMI VALLEY 6-0 SENIOR 17.6FRONT COURT LIZ HIRN SAM.GABRIEL 6-0 SOPH. 15.4FRONT COURT DEMISE SITTON LA SIERRA 6-1 SENIOR 20.3FRONT COURT MICKEY SKIERESZ. . . . '.-JESTLAKE, (W.V.) 6-0 JUNIOR 18.3

BACK COURT # CHARISSE BREMOND . . . INGLEWOOD 5-0 SENIOR 12.0BACK COURT SUE EDRICH ST. JOSEPH, (L.) '5-4 SENIOR 20.7BACK COURT KARINA LUDWIG R O Y A L 5-8 SE--I0R 15.9BACK COURT PAULA GETTY R O Y A L 5-8 JUNIOR 13.7

T H I R D T E A M

FRONT COURT ERIN HIGASHI NORTH, TCRRANCE 5-7 SENIOR 16.5FRONT COURT KYLEE BROCK B U E N A . . . 5-8 SET.10R 9.9FRONT COURT LORIE NORCIA DOS PUEBLOS 5-7 SENIOR 17.4FRONT COURT TAMMY WEBB OCEAN VIEW. . . . . . . . 5-10 SENIOR 17.0FRONT COURT KRIS NELSON SAN GABRIEL 5-11 JUNIOR 12.4FRONT COURT LYNN SHEROW MORNINGS IDE 5-10 SENIOR 18.0

BACK COURT ++ ANGIE STOVALL LYNWOOD 5-9 SENIOR 19.0BACK COURT REGINA CRAWFORD. . . . NORTH, RIVERSIDE 5-4 SENIOR 9.0BACK COURT SUSAN BOLANDER . . . . G A H R 5-5 SENIOR 11.0BACK COURT JACQUIE SHACKLEFORD. . CULVER CITY 5-7 SENIOR 20.3

* 1 stream 1P79-8O-81 + 2ndTeam 1981 # 3rd Team '81 ** istTeam > A • 81++ 2ndTeara J,-A '81 ££ JrdTeam > A '81

SHELDA ARCENEAUX (ALTA LOMA) & KIRSTEN SMITH(ALEMANY) NAMED CO-PLAYERS OF YEAR FOR 1982

IN 3-A CIF DIVISION BASKETBALLFOR RELEASE: FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 9 & Sat. am'S

TWO OF THE SOUTHLAND'S TOP GIRL PREP BASKETEERS — SHELDA ARCENEAUX OF ALTA LOMA

AND KIRSTEN SMITH OP ALEMANY — HAVE BEEN NAMED CO-MVPs IN 3-A DIVISION GIRLS

BASKETBALL ON TEAMS RELEASED TODAY BY FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION.

SELECTED BY MEMBERS OF THE FOUNDATION'S ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF ATHLETICS, SOME

25 SPORTS JOURNALISTS FROM THROUGHOUT THE SOUTHLAND, TEAMS ANNUALLY ARE PRESENTED AWARDS OF

MERIT AT SPECIAL CEREMONIES FOLLOWING THE CLOSE OF EACH SEASON.

Shelda Arceneaux led Alta Loma to its second 3-A title in the past three yearswith a 57-54 win over Alemany High and Kirsten Smith. Shelda scored 22 points, had 11 boardsand nine assistsin the division win. Kirsten Smith had 24 points in a losing cause. AltaLoma, advancing to the state regionals were defeated in the semi-finals by eventual champ-ion Riverside Poly 50-40....and finished the season 23-4. ' Alemany had a 24—2 campaign.

45TH AWARDS CEREMONIES FOR ALL FIRST TEAM MEMBERS ON SAT., APRIL 24... 10;30 AM

All first team 3-A Division players and their coaches will be honored guestsat First Interstate Bank Athletic Foundation's 45th annual Ail-Star Basketball AwardsProgram to be held on Sa'turday morning, April 24th at 10:30 am. Ceremonies will beheld in the First Interstate Bank Building at 707 Wilshire Blvd. in downtown LosAngeles. Collegiate coaches and high school administrators will join in honoring thisseasons best players. A buffet luncheon will follow the awards ceremonies.

ALL-C.I.F. SOUTHERN SECTION 3-A. DIVISION GIRLS BASKETBALL . . . 1982 SEASON . . .

F I R S T T E A M

* FRONT COURT SHAWN STURGEON ESPERANZA 5-11 SENIOR 19.2* FRONT COURT SHELDA ARCENEAUX. . . . ALTA LOMA 6-1 JUNIOR 21.8* FRONT COURT ANN DEAN FOOTHILL 5-10 SENIOR 25.4FRONT COURT KIM VAN HORN WALNUT 6-2 SOPH. 18.1

* FRONT COURT STACY MYER LA QUINTA .5-8 SENIOR 15.6FRONT COURT KIM SCHMIDT L 0 A R A 5-10 SENIOR 17.4FRONT COURT IDA SOMERO PALMDALE 5-8 SENIOR 17.4

* BACK COURT ROBIN HOLMES EL TORO 5-9 SEMICR 31 .0BACK COURT DEMISE TANOS. . j . . . CYPRESS 5-2 SENIOR 21.0BACK COURT KIRSTEN SMITH ALEMANY 5-6 SENIOR 20.0

S E C O N D T E A M

+ FRONT COURT TAMMY TOWLE ALTA LOMA 6-3 SENIOR 20.3FRONT COURT JANE HENTZEN LA SERNA 5-9 JUNIOR 18.0FRONT COURT TONI LUTJENS RIGHETTI 6-1 JUNIOR 20.8FRONT COURT SHELLEY GRAVELLE. . . . BURROUGHS, (R) . . . . 5-11 SENIOR 13.0

* FRONT COURT MICHELLE BOYETTE. . . . ALTA LOMA 5-11 SECTOR 18.0FRONT COURT CAROL TSCHASAR CALIFORNIA 6-1 SENIOR 14.0

BACK COURT TINA MORRISON I N D I 0 5-7 SENIOR 14.0## BACK COURT JANET HEMENWAY SANTA FE 5-7 SENIOR 21.0++ BACK COURT ATHENA LEWIS POMONA 5-4 JUNIOR 18.0

BACK COURT PAULETTE BUFORD . . . . ANTELOPE VALLEY. . . . 5-5 SENIOR 16.1

T H I R D T E A M . . . .

FROKT COURT LIZZY CRIMES ALEMANY 5-11 JUNIOR 12.0FRONT COURT PATRICIA ESPINOZA . . . MONTEBELLO 5-6 JUNIOR 9.8FRONT COURT JULIE CURTIS WALNUT 5-8 SENIOR 22.2FRONT COURT LINDA ZACCHERO ESPERANZA 5-9 SENIOR 10.4FROKT COURT NANISE WILLIAMS . . . . LOMPOC 6-0 SENIOR 18.0FROKT COURT DEBBIE HUGHES ESTANCIA 6-0 JUNIOR 16.8

BACK COURT MARYANNE DUNN IMMACULATE HEART . . . 5-6 SENIOR 24.3BACK COURT SANDY COTTON CALIFORNIA 5-8 SOPH. 15.3BACK COURT SHELLEY VERSLUYS. . . . LA QUINTA 5-7 SEKIOR 8.0BACK COURT ILENE HAUSER ALEMANY 5-6 FROSH. 12.0

• * 1st Team '81 + 2nd Team «S1 # 3rd Team »81 £" 3rd Team 2-A '81 ++ 2nd Team 2-A '81

FIRST INSTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATIONFORMERLY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATIONMISSION VIEJO GIRLS...CINDY ROHRIG & MARYMADIGAN...NAMED CO-MVPs IN 2-A BASKETBALLFOR RELEASE: THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 8 & Fri. am's

M A R Y MADIGAN & CINDY ROHRIG, WHO LED THE MISSION VIEJO DIABLOS TO LEAGUE, DIVISION,

REGION AND RUNNER-UP STATE HONORS IN 1982, HAVE BEEN NAMED CO-PLAYERS OP THE YEAR

IN 2-A DIVISION GIRLS BASKETBALL BY MEMBERS OP THE FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC

FOUNDATION'S PREP SELECTION 30ARD. THE TWO DIABLO STARS, SECOND TEAM CHOICES LAST YEAR, SCORE

43 POINTS AND HAD 22 REBOUNDS COLLECTIVELY IN MISSION VIEJO'S 69-53 DIVISION WIN OVER ARTESIA,

The Mission Viejo girls were highly rated over the season, but lost to Northern

California's Sir Francis Drake (San Anselmo) 58-53 in the Division II State Championships at

the Oakland Coliseum. The Diablos finished the year 29-3 and were riding a 17-game win-streal

when upset by the up-staters.

FIRST TEAM GIRLS TO BE HONORED AT 45TH ANNUAL AWARDS PROGRAM SAT., APRIL 24th

Mary Madigan,,Cindy Rohrig and Mission Viejo Coach John Hattrup will be among thosehonored at First Interstate Bank Athletic Foundation's 45th annual Basketball Awards Pro-gram to be held on Saturday morning, April 24 at 10:30 am. Ceremonies will be held in thebeautiful First Interstate Bank Building at 707 Wilshire Blvd. in downtown Los Angeles.

All first team players and their coaches will be invited guests along with colleg-iate coaches, high school administrators and members of the Foundation's selection board.The awards ceremonies, in which beautiful framed scrolls and medallions will be awarded,will be followed by a buffet luncheon. The 1982 2-A honor teams follow:

ALL-C.I.F. SOUTHERN SECTION 2-A DIVISION GIRLS BASKETBALL . . . 1982 SEASON . . .

P I R S T TEAM....

+ FRONT COURT CINDY ROHRIG. . . .MISSION VIEJO 6-0 SENIOR 16.5+ FRONT COURT MARY MADIGAN. . . .MISSION VIEJO 6-0 JUNIOR 14.3FRONT COURT • SONJA CARTER. . . .MORENO VALLEY 6-1 SENIOR 25.6FRONT COURT RENEE PERKINS . . .MORENO VALLEY 5-11 SENIOR 18.6

+ FRONT COURT TAMMY GORDON. . . .ARTESIA. . . . . . . . 5-11 JUNIOR 13.5FRONT COURT PAULA TEZAK . . . .LA HABRA 5-8 SOPH. 24.1

# FRONT COURT MICHELLE DYKSTRA. .CHINO 5-8 SENIOR 23.0FRONT COURT DEBBIE FLECK. . . .VALENCIA. 6-0 SENIOR 23.0

# BACK COURT SUSAN BERGENDAHL. .ARTESIA.. 5-4 SENIOR 18.5BACK COURT DEBBIE RINDER . . .GLENDALE 5-7 SENIOR 20.0

# BACK COURT BRIDGETTE SMITH . .MONROVIA 5-4 SENIOR 14.3BACK COURT MONYCHINDA HOUL . .BREA-OLINDA 5-4 SENIOR 23.0

S E C O N D T E A M . . . .

FRONT COURT MARY RICKS VALENCIA 5-8 SENIOR 16.8FRONT COURT LETTY TANAKA. . . .SCHURR 5-7 SOPH. 12.6

# FRONT COURT LISA BENTON . . . .CAPISTRANO VALLEY. . .5-10 SENIOR 18.0FRONT COURT CECE CLAY SOUTH HILLS 5-7 SENIOR 16.7FRONT COURT MARIA DORSEY. . . .SAN DMAS 5-9 SENIOR 26.0FRONT COURT LORRI GOSSETT . . .MONROVIA 5-10 SEHICR 13.0BACK COURT DEBBI HAFNER. . . .ARROYO 5-10 SENIOR 14.7

# BACK COURT SHANNA GEORGE . . .SUNNY HILLS 5-5 SECIOR 15.5

T H I R D TEAM....

FRONT COURT JANE HARRE MISSION VIEJO 5-10 SENIOR 9.2FRONT COURT DEBBIE DRLIK. . . .SAVANNA 5-7 SENIOR 17.5FRONT COURT LORI HRIBER. . . . N O R C O 5-8 JUNIOR 17.6FRONT COURT VICKIE SILL . . . .SCHURR 5-3 JUNIOR 14.8FRONT COURT DENISE PLOTKIN. . . G L E N N . 5-8 SENIOR 21.0FRONT COURT IVETTE SANTANA. . .ARTESIA 5-10 SEKIOR 8.6BACK COURT TRACY BLUM MISSION VTEJO 5-6 SENIOR 10.5BACK COURT TINA GLENN ROSEMEAD 5-9 SEHOR 14.3BACK COURT DENISE WOODARD. . .HEMET 5-7 SEHICR 15.7BACK COURT TRACY YARBROUGH . .GAREY 5-6 SE-TIOR 15.1

* 1st Team 1981 + 2nd Team 1981 if 3rd Team 1981

FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATIONFORMERLY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATIONVALLEY CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL'S CINDY DeYOUNGVOTED TOP 1-A CAL BASKETEER FOR 1982 SEASONFOR RELEASE: WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 7 & Thurs. am'S

CINDY DeYOUNG, FOR THE SECOND YEAR ALL-CIF 1-A DIVISION CHOICE AS WELL AS THE

LEADER ON HER DIVISION CHAMPION VALLEY CHRISTIAN TEAM, HAS BEET NAMED PLAYER OP

THE YEAR BY MEMBERS OP THE FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S HIGH

SCHOOL BOARD OF ATHLETICS. A SIX-FOOT SENIOR WHO AVERAGED 21.0 POINTS PER GAME AND 14 RE-

BODNDS, CINDY AVERAGED 23 POINTS IN PLAYOFF ACTION, AS HER TEAM DEFEATED SAN BERNARDIN0 57-47

IN THE 1-A FINALS. CINDY WAS CO-MVP OF THE OLYMPIC LEAGUE WITH TEAMMATE TERRI DANTOMA, "WHO

WAS ALSO NAMED TO LAST YEAR'S FIRST TEAM.

FIRST TEAM GIRLS TO RECEIVE AWARDS AT 45TH ANNUAL CEREMONIES ON SAT., APRIL 24TH

All members of this year's 1-A Division First Team and their coaches will be in-vited to attend All-Southern California Board of Basketball'3 45th annual Awards Pro-gram to be held Saturday morning, April 24 at 10:30 am. Awards presentations withbuffet luncheon to follow will be held in the beautiful First Interstate Bank Build-ing at 707 Wilshire Blvd. in downtown Los Angeles.

Also invited to pay tribute to 1-A First Team players in attendance will be highschool administrators, collegiate coaches and Foundation board members.

ALL-C.I.F. SOUTHERN SECTION 1-A DIVISION GIRLS BASKETBALL . . . 1982 SEASON . .. .

F I R S T T E A M

* FRONT COURT CINDY DE YOUNG VALLEY CHRISTIAN 6-0 SENIOR 21 .0* FRONT COURT ANN LATHAM CARPENTERIA 5-11 SENIOR 22.4+ FRONT COURT JACKIE RILEY SAN BERNARDINO 6-0 SENIOR 14.6FRONT COURT PAM CALLAND TEMPLE CITY 5-10 JUNIOR 17.1

+ FRONT COURT KATRENA JOHNSON..... MARSHALL FUNDAMENTAL.... 6-0 SENIOR 12.1FRONT COURT ELYSE LORD SOUTH PASADENA 5-10 SENIOR 1°.9FRONT COURT BECCA REHDER ST. JOSEPH (S.K.) 6-1 SOPH. 21.1

* BACK COURT MARGARET MOHR LA REINA 5-8 JUNIOR 18.6* BACK COURT TERRI DANTUMA VALLEY CHRISTIAN 5-9 SENIOR 16.0+ BACK COURT LIANN MC CREERY RIM OF THE WORLD 5-6 SENIOR 18.3BACK COURT CHAUNTAE FITZGERALD. SAN BERNARDINO 5-5 JUNIOR 13.3

S E C O N D T E A M

FRONT COURT LAURA SMITH ROSAMOND 5-8 SENIOR 14.6FRONT COURT SHERRIE ATTEBERRY... ATASCADERO 5-11 JUNIOR 16.6FRONT COURT CAROLYN EIDE RIM OF THE WORLD 6-0 SENIOR 14.2FRONT COURT ANTHEA KOUTROULIS... TEHACHAPI 5-8 SENIOR 12.2FRONT COURT JOAN MARY LAUBACHER. SANTA CLARA 5-8 SENIOR 8.9FRONT COURT DR-ZAN ASHFORD ST. BERNARD 6-0 JUNIOR 27.0

BACK COURT HOLLY EVANS PERRIS 5-7 SENIOR 17.1BACK COURT LA TANYA BOOKER ST. MARY'S ACADEMY 5-4 SENIOR 16.4

* BACK COURT TAMMY RICHARD ST. MARY'S ACADEMY 5-6 SENIOR 14.4BACK COURT APRIL GAFFORD SANTA YNEZ 5-6 SENIOR 19.9BACK COURT MARY KAISER LA CANADA 5-6 JUNIOR 12,4

T H I R D T E A M

FRONT COURT CHERIE NELSON MARSHALL FUNDAMENTAL.... 6-2 FROSH 13.0FRONT COURT JEANNINE FENSKE CALABASAS 5-9 JUNIOR 11.8FRONT COURT HEIDI CUNNINGHAM.... SAN BERNARDINO 5-8 JUNIOR 18.3FRONT COURT SANDY LUNA SANTA CLARA 5-11 SOPH. 10.2FRONT COURT DARLENE KLINE VALLEY CHRISTIAN 5-10 SENIOR 9.0FRONT COURT DIANA GONZALES BELL GARDENS 5-6 JUNIOR 12.9FRONT COURT MELINDA BEHN LA REINA 6-0 JUNIOR 6.4

BACK COURT LISA POTTER ONTARIO CHRISTIAN 5-3 SENIOR 10o4BACK COURT SHANDRA WOODYARD.... MOJAVE 5-7 SENIOR 19.0

• BACK COURT HEATHER GRAY CARPINTERIA 5-8 JUNIOR 12.1BACK COURT ROBIN PELLETIER OAK PARK 5-4 JUNIOR 26.0

* 1st Team 1981 + 2nd Team 1981

FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATIONFORMERLY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATIONBRENDA CROONENBERGHS, 29-PALMS, NAMED MVP

IN GIRLS SMALL SCHooLs BASKETBALL FOR '82FOR RELEASE: TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 6 & Wed. am's

BRENDA CROONENBERGHS, 5-4 SENIOR WHO LED TWENTYNINE PALMS TO THE GIRLS SMALL

SCHOOLS BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP THIS PAST SEASON, HAS BEEN NAMED PLAYER OF

THE YEAR BY MEMBERS OP FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S SELECTION

BOARD. CROONENBERGHS, WHO AVERAGED 15.2 POINTS AND SEVEN ASSISTS PROM HER GUARD POSITION,

HAS BEEN DE ANZA LEAGUE MVP OVER THE PAST W O SEASONS. BRENDA HAS BEEN A STARTER SINCE HER

FRESHMAN SEASON AND WAS A MEMBER OF LAST YEAR'S SMALL SCHOOLS FIRST TEAM.Twentynine Palms finished its season 26-1, defeating Rio Hondo Prep for the

division title by 26 points... 63-37 • The Wildcats lone loss came against 3-A competition.As division MVP Brenda Croonenberghs will receive the Athletic Foundation's

traditional bronze medallion award at the 45th annual All-Southern California Board of Ath-letics Basketball Awards Program to be held in the beautiful First Interstate Bank Buildingin downtown Los Angeles. All first-team members will be invited to attend the awards cere-monies along with their coaches and ceremonies will begin promptly at 10:^0 am. First In-terstate Bank Athletic Foundation framed scroll awards will be presented to all players.ALL-C.I.F. SOUTHERN SECTION "SMALL SCHOOLS" GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM . . . 1982 SEASON . . .

F I R S T T E A M+ LINDA HANNA RIO HONDO PREP 5-11 SENIOR 19.5+ BENITA BOGAN TWENTYNINE PALMS 5-10 JUNIOR 12.5* CHRISTY FISCALINI. . . COAST UNION 5-9 JUNIOR 21.0KELLY HOLMES MARICOPA 5-8 SENIOR 14.3

+ ELENA MARTINEZ . . . . RAMONA CONVENT. . . . . . . 5-7 SENIOR 14.8STEPHANIE SEID . . . . PILGRIM 5-6 SOPH. 31 .3CLARA HAWK SHERMAN INDIAN. . ' 5-5 JUNIOR 17,0

* BRENDA CROONENBERGHS . TWENTYNINE PALMS 5-4 SENIOR 15.2* RACHEAL DOSELA . . . . SHERMAN INDIAN. . . . . . . 5-3 SENIOR 20.0JONNA COCHRAN MARICOPA 5-J SENIOR 13.7

S E C O N D T E A M

WENDY CALHOUN CALIF. SCHOOL FOR DEAF. . . 5-11 SENIOR 20.0MISSY BOND . . . . . . TWENTYNINE PALMS 5-10 JUNIOR 12.0LISA VANDERFEER. . . . LINFIELD CHRISTIAN 5-10 SOPH. 14.7LAURA NEWMAN YUCCA VALLEY 5-9 SENIOR 21 .0JENNY KAISER MARANATHA 5-8 SOPH. 10.8JULIE BENNETT ARGYLL ACADEMY 5-8 SOPH. 17,0MICHELLE SPEARS. . . . HOLY FAMILY . . . « • . - . . . . 5-6 JUNIOR 16.5JOYCE CUTTER SHERMAN INDIAN 5-5 SENIOR 15.0CATHY PIERCE VILLAGE CHRISTIAN 5-5 SOPH. 10.1RONNIE CHARLEY . -., . , BIG PINE 5-4 SENIOR 15.0CHRISTINE CARRILLO . . RAMONA CONVENT 5-3 SENIOR 10.4

* 1st Team 1981 + 2nd Team 1981