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Show 2 Thursday, Mar. WEST VALLEY VIEW 24, 1983 S Js Debbie Cedarstrom Kearns Julie Allen Granger Cyprus Lori Miles Yolanda Valdez Judge Tiffany Parker Granger Granite Most Valuable Player urn (spar) wrrttKs wmwm osm Jacqui Carpenter Murray Sheri Davies Sue Johnson Taylorsville Teresa Mitchell mm Ann Brady Cyprus Taylorsville im &mMJl Shauna Clark Cottonwood Kelly McFalls Murray V. Dozen Are Listed On Honor Squad - Mitchell Lass Gaim Green Sheet MW Mod MURRAY. Each tougher.' ' - - year it gets ; With continued improvement in the girls basketball programs at the nine Green Sheet area schools, selection of the annual Honor Squad becomes a more difficult task for the sports staff Based on personal observation and recommendations from coaches, a dozen players have been named to the 1982-8squad. They played at eight schools, in three regions and two size classifications Two are repeaters from a year ago 3 Three are juniors. All 12 led their teams in ' various.'stfitlstical categories. Accorded honors as the Most Valuable Player was Granger highs Teresa Mitchell, who played both ends of the court equally well for Coach Stephanie Green. Mitchell led the Lancers to a state tournament berth with solid play throughout the season and scored points m both tourney games. Not a player, despite her 399 points, Mitchell did everything well on the court, in- - eluding driving, dishing Off, reboun-'dihfree throws; outlet passing and playing defense. She averaged a solid 18 points per game and 9.6 rebounds, as well as three steals. She was especially adept at getting offensive rebounding position. She posted up and was intelligent and on the court. She is also a team player, Greqn stressed. cool-heade- d A 20-pl- THE GREEN SHEET'S 1 983 AREA GIRLS BASKETBALL HONOR SQUAD THE STARTERS repeater off last years Honor Squad was Sue Johnson, who was Taylorsville highs scoring leader and a solid rebounder as well as the "coach on the floor for Coach Vaughn Marietta. An extremely smooth player, Johnson rarely makes a mistake on the court. She averaged 14 2 ppg. and hit a solid 76x121 from the charity stripe. Johnson pulled down 132 rebounds and dished off for 60 assists. She also had 52 steals. The Warriors labored in the states toughest league, Region Two, with the likes of Hillcrest and Alta. Johnson was a first team selection. Also playing in Region Two was Kearns highs Debbie Cedarstrom, the latest in a long line of standout backcourt performers for the Cougars. Shes only a junior and Coach Mike Sorich will be happy to welcome her back next season. She led the Cougars in most statistical categories, scoring 15 9 points per game, averaging four assists and three rebounds. Defenwas always sively, Cedarstrom assigned the other teams best guard - such as Hillcrests Reggie Wright. She handled the ball brilliantly. Another repeater off last years Honor Squad is Granite highs Sheri Davies. The leading scorer in Region Three, Davies averaged 23 ppg. Farmer stats show her hitting 52 percent from the field and 50 percent from the line. She had a high game of 44 against Skyline. Davies also averaged a half dozen rebounds and five assists for Coach KenBelka. Rounding out a solid starting five is Cyprus highs Julie Allen. The Pirate program appeared to be in trouble early in the season when several seniors left the team. But Allen stuck with it and Cyprus ended up with a state tourney berth. Allens leadership was a factor. So were her 15 5 points per game, seven rebounds and three assists. A three-yea- r letterman, Allen did everything Coach Jennifer Orison asked of her. Cottonwood was another team that looked weak at the seasons onset, but improved steadily throughout the season, finishing a strong second all-regi- -- V Free Performance Check (Includes fluid check and External Examination) Free tow-i- n service One day service on most c Experts in automatic and standard transmissions, SPRING CLEANUP including foreign & LAWN AERATION & POWER RAKING recreational vehicles. Nationwide warranty PRUNING TRIMMING MR. TRANSMISSION rg -- American Ixpru TRAINED PROFESSIONALS MIDVALE 7470 SO. STATE MURRAY 4420 SO. STATE BUDGET TREE C oomrij SERVICE 566-047- 3 fra itimatai the major reasons was the play of senior Shauna Clark, an performer for the coaching tandem of Ray Kartchner and Diane Congdon. Clark scored 11 5 points per game and averaged eight rebounds and a pair of assists and played solid defense. Murray high center Kelly McFalls came on strong to become a dominant performer in Region Six. Averaging 13.4 points per game, she was also tough on the boards for Coach Becky Anderson. She had a jump hook in the paint that was virtually impossible to stop and she was a factor on the defensive end of the court. m Region Three. One of Gm&4 Judge Memorials team leader was senior 1 olanda Valdez Very much the leader, she was the glue that held a young Bulldog team letter winner, together. A four-yea- r she averaged 10 points per game and was an kind of player for Coach John Colosimo. Few players were as much fun to watch, with her reckless abandon and enthusiasm. Grangers Tiffany Parker was a versatile player who has started at the post, wing and point guard during her career. She averaged a solid 13 points and 11 rebounds during her i M.U Qtitlit GLANCING BACK in sports . ClST Wage J0AH JubG . . eiPui John Wood was named Green Sheet Coach of the Year for the fourth time. The Most Valuable Player on the Honor Squad was Cougar forward Cortney Anderson, who nipped Murrays Mike Madsen for the honor. (That was March, IAST 2 1974.) senior season and was especially strong in a tight situation. She had a great offensive power move to the bucket that would either result in a score or a foul. Lori Miles led Taylorsville high in assists and shooting percentages from the field and from the line. She scored 10 points per outing on 44 percent from the field and 64 percent from the line. She had 69 assists, 32 steals and had the fewest violations of any Warrior starter. She was an important cog in the teams defense. Murrays Jacqui Carpenter was (See Page 4, Col. 1) GRXHGW 6500 SO. 9TH EAS- T- Letter Jackets u4f 262-554- 7 In No Waiting Stock !( |