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Ready to take a ketball whether it is in

quick shot over his a game or just a pick

opponents, Raheen up game. I’ve

Crews makes an learned there is more

easy two-point shot, to life than just play­

love playing bas­ ing ball,” he said.

With speed, enthusiasm,

and aggressiveness,

the team puts up a fight

TTACK

Coming down the court with fast speed and quick moves,

Sergio, a freshman starter, drives the ball to the basket

manuevering through the Kentucky Christian defenders,

and he scores! From the start of the jump ball to the final

second, the team played together which resulted in a win

of 81 -67. Another impressive game was the victory against

Pensacola Christian College on the home court.

With many new players, the team had to learn

quickly to play as a team. Many students loved the fact

that Raheen, all regional MVP, left Southeastern Collete

116 and came to Clearwater. Even though there are many new

players to the team, there are several seniors graduating.

Senior Mark MacFawn said, “Winning both regionals and

nationals would make a good ending to my four-year col­

lege basketball career.”

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Being aware of the competition that the team

en
would face, the team kept their focus on one game at a
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time. It was not to be an easy season, and
B

they expected to give it all they had to suc­

ceed. However, Coach Wubbena was not only

concerned about the performance of the team
asketball

on the court; he was concerned about their

personal walk with the Lord and their aca­

demic obligations. “Coach Wubbena gives us

strong guidance and training. I learned life

lessons from him as well,” Josh Braemer said.

Coach Wubbena met one on one with his

players asking questions about their devo­

tional studies and their progress in their

classes. Guiding his team in the right direc­

tion, Coach Wubbena reminded his players of

Coach doesn't be­
the order of the four B s-Bible, books, ball, and last but
lieve in hammering

not least babes. Alathea Cunningham his players, he en­

courages them,

S E N I O R R O S T E R don’t want my play­

ers to play scared. If

one has missed

three or four 3-point­

ers, I say, ‘Hey, let’s

look for the lay up.

Taking the three Thomas Starnes
Let’s do something a

point shot, Sean said, “ I am really
Sean Brady Christopher Mark Raheen Michael little bit different. Brady scores an thankful for the

Guard Carver MacFawn Crews Lockhart Let’s drive for the easy basket over the chance I had this

Guard Guard Wing Small Forward basket,’” he said.
defenders’ heads. year to play ball.”