Castle Park High School - Speculum Yearbook (Chula Vista, CA)

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'68 CAGE SQUAD HA GREAT YEAR Although pre-season underdogs, the terrific Trojans ended their court battles with a fantastic 24-5 record. In their brilliant fight for non-league, Metro and CIF crowns, they picked up a FIRST in the Kiwanis Tournament with an upset win over Chula Vista and a THIRD in the University Tournament, losing only to Lincoln, the 9th best team in the county, in a preliminary contest. In Metro competition, the terrific squad bowed twice to Chula Vista, number 2 in the county, and once to Hilltop, number 5 in the county, although dumping the Lancers in 3 out of 4 meetings. This was accomplished while playing the first I3 games without Ron Iapala, the Summer League's most valuable player, and with Ron, Gene Harvey, Chris Anderson, and Ray Chavarria missing games with iniuries or illness -- particularly disasterous in the last six season encounters when close ball games were deciding Metro and CIF standings. In CIF playoffs, Troy was paired with Mount Miguel, the number I team in the county and the number 2 team in the State, and, although defeated, was the only team to force the Matadors out of their devastating press. SCQREBOARD CPHS El Capitan EI Calon EI Centro Hoover Monte Vista Helix Escondido Mission Bay CKI St Agustine K Hilltop KJ Chula Vista K Santana U Lincoln U Hilltop up Grossmont Hilltop Sweetwater Bonita Vista Chula Vista Coronado Mar Vista Hilltop Sweetwater Bonita Vista Chula Vista Coronado Mar Vista 4-4 Mount Miguel CIF S-...mi Calm unrufflecl Varsity Coach Tom Snow demonstrates his mid-game FIGHTING CAGERS SET NEW RECORDS The Terrific Trojans bested the previous season record of 23 wins 7 losses by chalking up 24 wins to 5 defeats. They also set a new school record of most points in one game when they chucked in 83 counter 1gainst Coronado. The season total point record of I90I points in 29 games also topped the I963-64 record of I600 points in 30 games and the 65.5 point average per game bettered the '63-64 average of 53.3. son s previous record of 326, while Chris Anderson tied his brother George's record of 74 assists. Leading scorer for the year was Gene Hawey with 408 in 28 games, followed by Anderson with 377 in 28 games, Delgadillo with 368 in 29 games, Chavarria with 377 in 28 games and Sablan with 298 in 29 games. From the floor Chris Anderson led with I49f3I0 for 47? followed by Delgadillo with I42f300 for 47'X:, Harvey with I75f392 for 457 , Chavarria with l6lf376 for 427: and Sablan with 80fI94 for 4IfXn. As a team, the squad mustered an enviable 437: record from the floor. In free throws, of the top 7 members all but one shot above 65fX-J with Anderson leading with 85fI22 for 6979. As a team, the squad mustered an excellent 62M from the free toss line. YES, IT WAS A GREAT TEAM. . .IT WAS A GREAT YEAR! cooI . 78 ' 72 67 ' 45 70 59 73 59 73 ' 52 68 ' 56 58 ' 36 67 ' ' 56 6I . ' Q I 49 ' 53 ' K 47 63 ' I I 56 70 Q J 43 69 Universify QUQ 57 Individually, Delgadillo with 388 rebounds broke John Jack- 62 ' Q Q 67 I 57 ' C 55 7I 36 47 67 78 66 64 47 52 74 83 59 O 64 40 67 63 6I 56 73 40 53 62 66 60 73 55 I P 64

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Troy's Snowmen stand at attention prior 'ro sfarf of game ending in victory over league rivals from Hilltop. f 'Wu ii W, H , 3 ,, , ,-, v W' 51 , ,.f' - s fr N Q Wiki W 1 Guard Chris Anderson gets Two . . . The lward way. Charlie Ebert - Mgr. Larry Roberts - Mgr