California State University Northridge - Sunburst Yearbook (Northridge, CA)

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Frosh regulars il-ri: R. TalboTT, V. KeTch, M. Cooley, J. DeMarco, coach DavenporT, B. Archer, K. PeTrillo. BALL HAS WINNING BOUNCE FOR FROSH Freshman baskeTbaIl presenTs a unique problem To a coach, for each year The Team musT be compleTely rebuilT from scraTch. AlThough faced wiTh This problem, coach Dean Dav- enporT assembled a fine Team in his firsT year aT The helm. Teamwork was The. key TacTor in The Picador's playmaking as They swepT To a 12-6 mark wiTh Two-Thirds of The season gone. Good ball handling, excellenT shooTing and speed aTTribuTed To a versaTiIe offense ThaT resulTed in high scoring games. Playing a schedule ThaT included iunior colleges, uni- versiTy frosh squads and conference Teams,VTiTe Picadors worked very well. Their high poinT came againsT AnTelope Valley whom They defeaTed 193-94. The fine playing of Bill Archer and Vic KeTch will be a val- uable asseT To nexT year's varsiTy, and a greaT deal of promise was exhibiTed in The spiriTed work of Mark Cooley, Ken PeTriIIo, Jess De- Marco and Roger TalboT, all of whom should have good shoTs aT varsiTy berThs nexT fall. 106 Jess DeMarco lays one up. Frosh bench tl-ri: D. Pecell, L. Glenwinkel, B. HunTingTon. i2nd rown D. Sherwin, D. Pardue, B. Milroy. N xinxw High scoring Bill Archer displays his excellenT offensive moves.

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w Nxxiwa Classic baffle under the basket for The rebound. Tom Dawes scores on the fast break. Bob Allen soars goalward.

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SpiriTed Matador harriers worked hard ThroughouT The season. ' CROSS COUNTRY KICKS UP 1d rewn Mc'rador runners: ROW 1 Tl-rJ B. Reynolds, L. Rasmussen, J. Norris, B. Lamb. ROW 2: L. Walker, J. DarlingTon, L. Karsh, C. SchroeTer, T. Wilson, coach Jumonville. Captain chrry Walker sTorred during his senior year In iTs fourTh year of compeTiTion, Coach Felix as a home Jumonville's horriers scampered To Cl 2-2 dual meeT record buT fell To sixTh place in The CCAA sTondings. The Team's eTTorTs were hampered by inexperience and The sTiff calibre of opposiTion. In The pasT few years, cross counTry has gained sub- sTonTial populoriTy in The wesTern U.S., and The CCAA provides some of The roughesT compeTiTion in The naTion for iTs member schools. LeTTermen Larry Walker, Darryl Thomas and John Norris bolsTered The group, and The MoTodors improved Tremendously ThroughouT The season despiTe The focT ThaT eighT of The Ten squad members were Trosh or sophomores. This season, Lorry Walker seT a new school record in The 3V2 mile course and garnered The posT-sedson honor of being named MosT Valuable Runner. ProspecTs for 1964 are brighT GS Nine OUT Of The Ten rUnnerS ShOUld This crowded sTch belies The lonely finish each runner usually experiences. reTurn, improved and experienced, along wiTh moves: several expecTed Transfers. 107