The 1942-43 Warriors were not identified in the school yearbook. A few of the identified players include #5 Bill Woods,
#7 Ray Castro, #11 Frank Hainline, #3 Bob Nelson, #6 Stuart Nelson, and top center is coach William Wohle.
The Warriors played an abbreviated schedule in 1942-43 due to the fiscal impacts of World War II. There was no formal league or World War II Limits Warriors To Short Season
valley playoffs during the 1942-43 campaign. In coach William Wohle's only basketball season at Tehachapi High,
the Warriors won 5 games and lost 4 --- including an exhibition game victory over the local Marine team.
According to the 1942-43 Tomahawk Yearbook, 6'2" sophomore center Ray Castro led the Warriors in scoring netting 148 points
in 9 games; 6'0" senior Bill Woods contributed with 39 points; and 6'2" junior Frank Hainline scored 22 points but also
was "an outstanding defensive man".
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OPPONENT | THS | OPP | L | LEADING SCORER(S) | |
Jan 14 | Antelope Valley (Lancaster) | 35 | 40 | A | |
Jan 15 | Antelope Valley (Lancaster) | 41 | 30 | A | |
Jan 20 | US Marines (Mojave) ## | 47 | 42 | H | |
Jan 22 | Wasco | 13 | 26 | A | Ray Castro: 6 pts |
Jan 23 | Wasco | 25 | 36 | A | Ray Castro: 10 pts |
Jan 29 | Antelope Valley (Lancaster) | 40 | 29 | H | Ray Castro: 22 pts |
Jan 30 | Antelope Valley (Lancaster) | 29 | 25 | H | Ray Castro: 15 pts |
Feb 19 | Maricopa | 45 | 27 | A | Ray Castro: 17 pts |
Feb 20 | Maricopa | 22 | 34 | A |