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ecause of problems that progressed, the Cougars

cannot be anticipated and refined their plays and

not knowing exactly how streamlined their moves. One

one's recruits will play, of their greatest strengths

rebuilding a basketball team was their ability to work

is a challenge few coaches together as a single unit, By

attempt without some season's end, the team had

misgiving. racked up several honors.

However, Coach Wubbena They were runners-up in the

is more than capable. Despite FCCC, co-champions with

losing key players due to Pensacola for the Orange

graduation, the Cougars had Belt Conference, and went as

a successful season with a far as the finals for the

21-10 record. They played District championship before

against some tough colleges, losing to Southeastern.

A formidable holding their own, even 6'11" Jason Henderson did

against larger schools with much to help the team reach

court presence scholarship teams. these achievements. Because

In addition to a very few of his rebounding efforts,

is developing returning players, the team Jason was named to the all­

was composed of a number
conference teams of the

of young players who were Orange Belt and FCC

from our unity. blessed with a lot of raw conferences and to the first

talent. As the season team of All-District.

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COUGARS

The 1990-1991 Men’s Basketball team. Seated: Jason Wingate, Andy Coach Wubbena demonstrates for

Haines, Robbie Hammond, Joe Frost, Bryan Carr, Roger Duncan, Mike Nathan Foster and Dan Harris (white

Doig, Steve White; standing: Walter McDonald, III (Statistician/Manager), jersey) the proper defensive stance

Ralph Wingate (Manager), Rico Melancon, Bobby Harmeyer, Nathan Foster, to use in guarding against the of­

Jason Henderson, Nick Van DeWalle, Todd Kelly, Dan Harris, Bryan

Harwood (Assistant Coach) and Coach Del Wubbena. fensive player.

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