Battle Creek College - Cauldron Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

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-1 - ,, , + IQTLZ. B f,.F,-.l1,,v , m VARSITY S PCI RTS REVIEW The year 1982 brought many interest- ing additions to our athletic activities. In basketball, a Varsity and Junior Varsity team was competing under extensive sched- ules. The Varsity team competed in the strong Michigan-Ontario Conference, and 'made a favorable showing. The Junior Varsity team competed in the Recreation League, winning 30 out of 35 games. The tennis team is an even better balanced unit this year than it was last, due to the fact that we did not lose any of our Varsity men and have received some valuable new material. Our early success leads us to believe that we will again have a championship team capable of win- ning the conference trophy. Golf has been reorganized this year, and a fine schedule of twelve games has been arranged. A swimming team has made its first appearance on the college sports calendar. Many men have tried out for this sport, and a well balanced team was developed. We entered the Michigan-Ontario Con- ference meet, at which we placed the greatest number of first places, losing the championship only through atechnicality of the rules. My contact with the men this year leads me to believe that they are contributing a wholesome and desirable attitude towards athletics. Let us hope hat we can blaze a vicorious trail in our athletic endeavors and that the great majority of the men may have a part in it. HUGO K. M. VINDAL, A fhlefic C'0fu'11. 5. il Page On Hmdzed Ten

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