Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Catalina Cagers Reign As State AA Champions The 1962-63 Trojan basketballers turned out to be the best ever as they brought Catalina its first basket- ball championship in the history of the school. The CHS cagers marched to an outstanding season record of 16 wins and 2 losses and then reeled off four vic- tories in the state tourney to reign as state champs. Under the coaching of first year mentor, Galen Kint- ner, the Trojans opened the season with four straight victories before losing to Tucson High. The Blue and White then rewrote the record books as they won their twelve games in a row before falling to West Phoenix in the final game of the season. At the seasonis end, center Dick Chapel copped first string all-city honors, while senior forward Cor- don Pixley was named to the second team. Three juniors received honorable mention on all-city. They were jon Mustonen, CHS leading scorer, Craig Gillaspie, and Terry Moe. But it was far from over for Catalina as they de- feated North Phoenix and Rincon in the interdivisional playoffs and advanced into the semi-finals of the state tournament. Then trouble struck as Chapel came down with the mumps and the Trojans were without the rebounding and shooting of their all-city star. But with the determination of the team and the coaching of Mr. Kintner the Trojans dumped Mesa and then came back the next night to defeat Phoenix South Mountain to snare the trophy-as ,63 high school basketball champions.