Cayuga Community College - Nainrubua Yearbook (Auburn, NY)

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EVERY DAY the Spartan wrestlers un- rolled the mats and worked out for three hours. During one of their practices, Mike Weider and Don O'De1l get into a scrimmage. 1977-1978 WRESTLING CCCC OPPONENT 18 Broome 32 ll Corning 36 10 Niagara 45 15 Cortland 42 20 Broome 35 6 Delhi 50 6 Monroe 54 14 Herkimer 30 9 Mohawk Valley 41 15 Cobleskill 41 6 Morrisville 54 18 Erie 30 I ': ' I - 4 Z ' - L .t .-,nu . , .wff,. ,. , rr Q, A l f it , ,rrif '51, '25 rr r I , . , E '2r- I - fb we 5 : 5 A 1 ' A . p - , . . FRONT ROW: Rich Bellino, Ed Wagner, Don O'Dell, Steve Groce, Guy Bowers MIDDLE ROW: Paul Bonacci, Steve Barret, Lee Vandcrpool, Cedric Mills, Jim Markley BACK ROW: Coach .lim Cranfield, John Dwyer, Mark Brannigan, Joe Salemi, Steve Regester, Joe Borsuk CO-CAPTAIN of the '77-'78 wrestling team, Cid Mills, puts an arm bar on Lee Vander- pool. lfilling the 134 weight class, Cid was one of the strongest members of the team. 1' Des ite the fact that he was down with the P flu for the part of the season, he was a fav- orite for the Region III Championship. ,fa 2-fe. Snowstorms clog up roads, tie up weren't enough men to fill all ten traffic, and close schools. They also weight classes. The empty ones had to postpone wrestling matches. With be forfeited. This put the Spartans be- heavy snowstorms buffeting around hind before they even started since Central New York, three matches had each forfeited class took six points off to be rescheduled. their score. It wasn't just bad weather, though, Injuries also took their toll, and the that hurt the wrestlers this year. Be- only returning sophomore, Cid Mills, ginning with enough members for a was sick for three weeks. Mark Bran- well-rounded team, Coach Jim Cran- nigan also lost mat time because of field lost five players to ineligibility illness, suffering from an injured back. and part-time jobs. As a result, there However, althmlgh the Wrestling 64 Wrestling team lost all ofits 12 matches tain Steve Groce won every one defeated, he broke the college Thus, the season still had its points. Coach Cranfield gave credit those players who stayed with the team despite the disastrous record, saying, There are some who are as steadfast now as they were in the b ginningf' And really, when the scor boards are collecting dust in the file that's what counts.

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FRONT ROW: Jeff Monroe, Willie Keith, RIPPING DOWN THE REBOUND, Mike Gary Demps Darrie Scott Wayne Rhodes, Gene SHPP, D011 Pfohl, Ed in chipping away at Broome's lead. However, li Vaughn, Ed Woodard, Coach Rex Parcells CY, A1 MOVSI, Mike AmbUSk6, Ambuske C241 gains control of the ball. He M BACK ROW? B05 P6Yf0I1, and Gary Dempsey C105 aided the Spartans Fedele, Jimmy Ross, Carl Cayuga 10st 87-85, . 4 ' lil H7121 or BASKETBALL 1977-78 I Q fi CCCC OPP. p . VN .VS 66 Herkimer fAwayJ 72 r li X 1 1 , ,- 13 1' gf? 90 LeMoyne Cllomej 71 .. ii A, ji 70 o.c.c. fAwayJ 63 tg: ' 6 .2 P 79 Morrisville CHomeJ 60 xi I 82 Cobleskill CHomeJ 57 77 Corning CAwayJ 64 77 Herkimer fHomeJ 67 71 Jefferson CAwayJ 62 A 85 Broome CHomej 87 81 Monroe fHomeJ 6 63 71 Mohawk Valley fAwayJ 67 81 Alfred Glomej 68 72 Ithaca fHomeJ 68 73 Morrisville iAwayJ 70 117 Monroe CAway 85 80 O.C.C. fHomeJ 72 107 Jefferson fHomeJ 85 105 Delhi CHomeJ 101 91 Cobleskill fAwayJ 71 81 Delhi fAwayJ 76 90 Mohawk CHomeJ 87 69 LeMoyne CHomeJ 89 88 Erie fSub-Regionalj 62 76 Hilbert CRegional 61 Quarter Finalsj 66 Jamestown CRegional 90 Semi-Finalsb Overall Record 24-4 The Quad-C basketball team proved jumps of Ed Vaughn and outside shoot- itself a second-half club as many of ing of Wayne Rhodes that kept the their wins were due to a stellar second Spartans close. However, in the second half. For example,in their game against half the Spartans turned it around 66 Basketball Herkimer it was the medium range rl . 5, A Quik ',..-7',jl.-:girl l. X' KW' 'iz l wh: Lim Q 1 1 1 l when Jimmy Ross and Carl Woodar came off the bench to provide the needed punch and down Herkimer 77-67.