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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1982
Page
4
Shafter defeated Arvin 57-53 and Kern Valley 69-36 last week as the Generals improved to 2 wins and 1 loss. Groves led Arvin with 14 points while Mike Espinoza added 12. Ritson 18, Peterson 14, and Espinoza 12 paced Kern Valley.
The Shafter High School Majorettes host a car wash on December 18 at Richland Chevrolet from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Charge is $4 per car with interior and exterior washing. In a separate game, Eugene Lytle of the Generals scored on a jump shot as Kern Valley lost 68-36.
Shafter High School girls basketball placed third at the Kern County Round Robin in Arvin. They opened by beating Ridgecrest, then defeated Delano Wasco McFarland and Earlimart in a rally to finish 5-2, with Mt. View of Lamont earning second and Haven Drive of Arvin champion. Kathy Martinez-Meeler coaches the varsity boys and Vera McFittridge the varsity girls. Fresh-Soph team debuts as a new winter sport.
Kelley Salcido scored 13 and Debby Nunlist 12 for Kern Valley in a 50 to 4 victory over the fresh-soph squad. Thomasina Leal led the team with 12 rebounds as Kern Valley dominated the boards.
The Generals girls basketball team beat Kern Valley 40 to 3 to start the season. Coach Larson cited strong defense and an early 11-2 run, with Cindy Sublett top scoring at 10 points. Sandy Leal added 8 and Susie Leal, Shelley Salcido, and Kim Haag had 6 each. Chris Barulich led rebounding with 11 while scoring 4.
Shafter and West battled to a 36 36 tie as the Generals controlled lower weights with pins by Mark Lamas Danny Cruz and Rene Gomez. West surged in the upper weights to lead 36 30 before heavyweight Jett Pankey pinned his opponent to seal the stalemate.
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