Camden Military Academy - Excalibur Yearbook (Camden, SC)

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i.' ront row: Russell Burgess, Jeremy Wolbarsht, William Rice, Rick Faulkner, Paul Bailey, Jim Vogt, Bobby Clemnenz, Ben Boozer, Daniel Long, Middle row: Stewart Scovel, e • Knight, Ken Flaherty, Doug Farel, Jay Byerly, Patrick Langly, Bo Partridge, Lawrence Bluemmel, Chris Justo, Dennis Busby. Back row: Coach Eric Boland, Richard Cole, r Zr2nz, Lee Satterfield, Brian Honeycutt, Stacy Batten, Rob Lattimer, James Wiggins, William Davis, John Faulkner, Robert Bass, Coach William Allgood.

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PAC CHAMPS A slow start, a blazing finish. With a combination of power drives, good passing, and chance plays, the JV's turned a losing season into a winning one and earned the conference champi- onship. The Junior Spartans opened up the year with a defeat at Christ Church. The team played good hard-hitting ballr but couldn't pull it offat the end. The second game against Cardi- nal Newman was another tough defeat, the team having again played a hard-fought game. Spirits, though, did not falter. Coach Eric Boland and his deter- mined JV's went to Bates where, baptized by fire, they tasted vic- tory. Passing in this game by Jay Byerly was of the best and that winning feeling carried the young Spartans through the rest of the season. The next win, against Heathwood Hall, brought with it the Palmetto Athletic Conference (PAC) championship. Power drives by Pat Langley, coupled with accu- rate passing by fay Byerly, con- tributed largely to this win. The JV's f inished the year with a bang by defeating Hammond Academy. In this contest the team pulled a chance play that allowed them to score in the first action. After that, it was all down hill, a most rewarding sea- son closure. SCOREBOARD Christ Church 3-0 CMA Cardinal Newman 14-12 CMA Bates Junior High 6-20 CMA Heathwood Hall 0-26 CMA Hammond Academy 6-20 CMA Conference Championship Spartans' defense, 86 William Davis, 74 John Faulkner, and 52 Ben Boozer, crash the line with a blitz to tackle the quarterback behind the line of scrimmage. 28

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 1 TURN-AROUND SEASON A fast-break destined to score. Stepping into a new athletic department, Coach Eric Boland encountered a team that hadn't played together before, and formed the varsity basketball team into one of the best teams in the conference. From a 7-12 season, the Spartans emerged with an 11-8 record. In addition, CMA can boast that Wayne Snyder is an all-conference center, quiet an accomplishment for a new coach and for the Spartans. SCOREBOARD CMA 56 St. Jude's 53 CMA 48 Heathwood Hall 68 CMA 67 St. Jude's 39 CMA 88 JKS 39 CMA 57 Washington Ave. 60 CMA 63 Florence Christian 53 CMA 48 Heathwood Hall 65 CMA 65 St. Jude's 43 CMA 50 Shannon Forest 69 CMA 51 Washington Ave. 68 CMA 88 Emmanuel Baptist 36 CMA 40 Shannon Forest 50 CMA 38 JKS 20 CMA 40 Shannon Forest 66 CMA 65 JKS 47 CMA — Win East Gate CMA — Win East Gate PAC Tournament Conference Games Coach Eric Boland expresses to the team his ideas which could determine the differena between victory and defeat. 30 Varsity Spartans: (kneeling) Scott Webb, Richie Cannon, Sean Boone, Nicholas Lopez, Chris Watson, Carry McLaurin; (standing) Pete Hicks, Brad Flowe, Sid Myers, Cra Moyer, Chris Theodoropoulos, David Evans, Wayne Snyder, Trey Greene, Coach Eric Boland.