The March Madness Edition

 

An integral part of what made — and still makes — OLS so special is the basketball program. Started back in the 1960s by Coach Hoot Miller, the program gave hundreds of kids the opportunity to learn the game, experience the thrill of winning and the heartbreak of defeat, and develop strong character along the way. This special collection of OLS alumni stories, as well as those of the dedicated people who coached our teams, will take you on a nostalgic journey to the OLS basketball court during the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s.

Enjoy!

Reflections on My Dad, Hoot Miller: Gigi Miller, Class of 1974

 

Hoot Miller’s Basketball: “He Taught Us How to Play the Game Right”:
Chris Schulz, Class of 1971

 

Winning the Kennedy Tournament: Alex Marasco, Class of 1966

 

From First Basket to Calling the Shots: Chris (’64) & Pat Walsh (’71)

 

“Just a Little Kid Sitting on the Radiator”: Timmy O’Toole, Class of 1978

 

The ’80 and ’82 Dream Team: Built on Fundamentals (Five Players from Class of 1982)

 

Fast Breaks and Lasting Bonds: OLS Girls’ Basketball (Debbie Donahoe, Debbie Flooks, and Players from Class of ’85)

 

Full Court, School Spirit, and McDonald’s: The Life of an OLS Cheerleader
(Members of the 1982 Squad)

 

Twenty-Two Years of Full Court Sync: Coaches Jim Avery & Kevin Keane

 

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