Page 104 - Clearwater Christian College 1992

The Team isn’t Centered

Around a Single Player.

It Proved to be a Group

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The loss of a key player in mid-season

proved to be an advantage for the

Cougars. It forced them to work

harder and emphasized the definite

need for team unity as well as co­

operation. Coach Wubbena adds,

“Every player had to put forth 100%

and concentrate all the time to win.

That was good for them — made

them better players.” Through per-

severence, the Cougars overcame the

gap in their offence.

Pensacola Christian College put the

team to the test. At the final buzzer of

the first game against the Eagles, the

score was tied 76-76. Five minutes of

intense overtime resulted in a loss for

the Cougars. A second outing was

even more disappointing. The Orange

Belt Conference Tournament was an­

other story: after winning a tough

game against Trinity Baptist, the men

were determined to capture the tour­

nament trophy. The Cougars came

from behind to beat the Eagles and

won the championship.

Brian Carr drives past

a Pensacola player.

The score see-sawed

back and forth in each

team’s favor. Although

the Cougars lost in

overtim e, the final

score didn’t reflect the

battle fought by both

teams.

Nick Van deWalle man­

ages to stay open in an

intense game against

Pensacola as Roger

Duncan jumps for the

point.