PREP ‘93-’94: GIRLS’ BASKETBALL / Sunset League
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Ocean View
1992-93 RECORDS:
OVERALL: 15-12
LEAGUE: 8-6
COACH: Ollie Martin
RECORD AT SCHOOL: 122-67
RETURNING STARTERS YR. HGT. P Becky Fraser So. 5-11 C Alison Juroe Sr. 5-10 F Farrah Magee Sr. 5-10 F Kenna Masuda Jr. 5-7 G Dustine Yamamoto Sr. 5-4 G
TOP RETURNERS YR. HGT. P Melissa Brown Sr. 6-1 C Jenny Campos Jr. 5-8 F D.J. Douty So. 5-6 G Caroline Monahan Sr. 5-10 F Andrea Tuiolosega So. 5-9 F
TOP NEWCOMERS YR. HGT. P Tracy Beelner So. 5-6 G Jill Ferris So. 5-6 F Amber Runyen So. 5-5 G Jennifer Tuiolosega Fr. 5-8 G
OUTLOOK
After a third-place finish last season, Ocean View won a Division II-AA playoff game before meeting eventual State champion Brea-Olinda in the second round. This year, the Seahawks are the prohibitive favorites to win the league title, though they have a young squad. That’s why games in the Ladycat Classic, possibly against Brea and/or II-AA runner-up Cerritos Gahr, will play an important part in the team’s development. The Seahawks are in one of the most competitive, well-balanced leagues in the Southern Section. Ocean View’s strength is its inside game, and Magee and Juroe are the primary reasons for the strength. Team speed and quickness are also assets. Martin has high expectations for Jennifer Tuiolosega, who will likely start some, even though she’s a freshman. The more the team works together--and it will need to against teams such as Brea and Gahr--the better it will become.
SCHEDULE
December 6-11 at Brea-Olinda tournament; 15-17 at La Quinta tournament; 27-30 at Marina tournament.
January 4 vs. Tustin; 6 vs. Edison; 8 vs. Santa Ana; 11 at Rosary; 13 vs. Huntington Beach; 18 vs. Fountain Valley; 20 at Westminster; 25 at Marina; 27 at Edison; 29 at Santa Ana.
February 1 vs. Rosary; 3 at Huntington Beach; 8 at Fountain Valley; 10 vs. Westminster.
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