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Point guard Keoni Haole blitzes
past a defender to penetrate
to the basket. Playing for his
last season , Keoni helped
spread the
floor, hustled
for the ball,
make plays,
and provide
leadership.
Whether
talking about the game or their
personal relationship with Christ,
Coach Whitaker helped his play
ers "take it to the next level" At 6'9,'
sophomore Taylor Jensen plays
the big man in the point.
BETTER BIUE-COIIARS
A W I
"We're trying to realize that we must be mentally prepared
and focused every trip up and down the floor. [However, we are
the iqnge
Mark w n n o n capable of being] a 'blue collar team.'" —Coach Whitaker.
The team fell short of win team defense had to improve,
ning several close games.Coach he recognized that their lock-
lump shot
Travi»arrison Whitaker said heknewonething: down defense had helped them
the team was better this season. take control of the game. Coach
He said that he observed that Whitaker stressed that "we are
3-poiul shot the Cougars were "defending building a strong program," and
LyleRjBtrera
a little better, a lot quicker, and admonished his players to focus
getting along better." Players more, execute more perfectly,
spin move acknowledged the shortcom and adopt the "one-heartbeat"
Jon Wiedmann ings, but they did not minimize mentality. Nonetheless,because
their hard-earned improve of the team's hard work and sac
ments clearly evident in their rifice, they had already become
miami-under
TayIdiM nsen performance. George Youstra a team of better players and
pointed out one obvious asset: persons.
their success at
genmand of
fast breaks. Al
Austen M cCoy though Austen
McCoy agreed
Front row: Terrance Fisher, Mike Walker, Lonzo Saun
ders, Jeremy Ham, Bryan Copeland. Second row: Jon
McLanahan, Travis Harrison, George Youstra, Taylor
Jensen, Mark Cannon, Jon Wiedmann, Coach Whita-
row: Austen McCoy, Troy Hadlock, Keoni
, Lyle Carrera, Johnson Mesidor.
Men's
Basketball
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