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With the Cougars running the break, the ball is

passed to 6’7” senior Anthony Wilson who takes two

quick dribbles and ignites the crowd with a dunk

over the Pensacola defenders. Great intensity of the

defense carried over to the offense which allowed

the team to defeat Pensacola Christian College. With

Coach Del Wubbena stressing good attitude on and

off the court, the team became unified and deter­

mined to succeed. He said, “To win we will have to

play with a high level of energy, great effort and ex­

Nervous at first of
ecution. The most im portant message I want to por­ how the fans would

tray to my players is that the team put God first accept the “unthink­

and grow spiritually because basketball season will able crime” he com­

mitted of attending
come to an end, but how they live for Christ is what their rival Southeast­

counts.” During a road trip, the players ministered ern College, Mark

at a Wednesday evening service and conducted a MacFawn relaxed

after a hearty warm
team chapel in North Carolina. welcome back by his

Assistant coach John Wilson said, “This year’s coach, team, and the

team has the potential to excel in many areas. Coach school. Mark left

CCC after his fresh­
Wubbena and I are looking forward to watching them

man year, but the

blossom into an exceptional basketball team .” Lord led him back

after two years.

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“I enjoy playing on an “Hard work pushed “I really enjoy play­ Say good-bye to our

unselfish and caring our team to new lev­ ing for CCC!” seniors who will be

team.” els even through the -Marc Lazarre leaving the team.

-Ryan Hank hard times.”

-Michael Hudson

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