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JEFF HAYNES, Jr., G/F., Springstead

The Eagles will look for Jeff Haynes to settle down and increase his rebounding output in the second half of the season.

By Times Staff
Published January 3, 2006

Early in the season, Springstead coach Craig Swartout said he was amazed at how active Jeff Haynes was when it came to rebounding.

Recently, Haynes had his best rebounding effort of the season when he grabbed 14 boards in the Eagles' win over Citrus.

Haynes' play and behavior has been a bit sporadic this season, but Swartout is expecting a more stable effort during the second half.

Haynes has a chance to duplicate or better his rebounding effort against Citrus again on Saturday.

[Last modified January 3, 2006, 01:57:16]


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