The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 44, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 November 1984 — Page 32

Lady Warriors primed and ready to roll

(Continued from page 4) “She will contribute to this team,” he said. “She blocks out as well as anyone we have and she is a good shooter. When she knows her role, she does a goou job.” Motion was the key word to the Lady Warriors’ offense last year and Braariock will stick with that style of play. “The way we have our offense set up, you will see any and all of the forwards on the point at some time,” he noted. "We re going to try and hit people from all sides ” “I like to score points,” he added. “I think that we have the several people who, on a given night, could score 20 or more points. If anything, we don’t put

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the ball up enough.” Conference The Lady Warriors may face some of their stiffest competition in the Northern Lakes Conference. Warsaw has a strong group of returning players and Concord also promises to be tough. “There really isn’t a weak team in the conference and I think the team that wins the championship will have a couple of losses ” So, the stage is set and the Lady Warriors are biding their time till the curtain rises. “The kids are ready for the season to begin,” Brannock said. “That’s a good sign. But you’ don’t win games by being rated; you win them by going out and earning them."

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JV WARRIORS — Pictured above are the 1984-85 junior varsity players for the Wawasee Warriors. In the front row are Chris Cotton, Erick Jones and Jeremy Corson. Standing in the second row are coach John Wysong, Kent Enyeart, Ben Beer, Todd Roberts, Mike Eastman and coach Galen Hershberger. (Mail-Journal Photo)

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FRESHMAN BASKETBALL — Pictured above is the 1984-85 Wawasee High School freshmen basketball squad. In the front row are Doug W’olferman, Derek Smith, Basil Bonner, Brad Richards, Shannon Angle and Tim Keim. { In the back row are manager Kenny Wright, Ted Hiss, Bruce Johnson, Fred Steffen, Brian Rensberger, John Frasure, Brett Harter, Darin Atwood and coach Terry Meads. (Mail-Journal Photo)

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