Brigham Young University - Na Hoa Pono Yearbook (Laie, HI)

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Arthur Enos Rodrigo Balderas A 4 Kenneth Fuchigami Norman Faldrno The 25th Division All-Stars invaded the CCH courts, and, although the Seasiders lost 62-100, we played a magnificent game against the more experienced All-Stars. The CCH Five fought to victory over Davis Sporting Goods and 66-54 over Tripler, inadouble-header at Kahuku. The last game of the season starred the Seasiders, thrilling the crowd by edging a 73-71 victory over the revenge-seeking Tripler cagers. The first season for the CCH basketball team came to a close with an impressive ll win and 7 loss record. The team, captained by David Almadova, was composed of only three sophomores, leaving the future hopes of CCH riding high. David Almadova led the team in points per game average, but was closely followed by Ken Fuchigami, Don Kalama, Gigo Balderas, and Tony Magaoay. Harry Murray Glen Auna fm, q 3 v , ofa A3 Manager I 1 Frank Condiv Conch at .3 . x