East Coast Bible College - Equestrian Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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SPGRT It has been noted that anything worth obtaining is worth the necessary effort. Sports is one area where endurance is necessary if success is to be achieved. Since the second year of the college's existence, varsity and intramural sports have been a very important part ofthe curriculum. Although the first few years saw teams consisting of members who had never actually participated in team sportsg the desire was there to keep on striving. The major step taken during those formative years came in 1979 when East Coast Bible College became a charter member of the Southland Christian Athletic Conference. Com- posed of teams representing Bible Col- leges of comparable size, this confer- ence offers opportunities for intercolle- giate competition for both men and women. During this past year, East Coast hired its first 'full-time' coach and con- sequently placed 'quality' teams in the various league programs. The Cavaliers and Lady Cavaliers represented the col- lege excellently and are to be com- mended for their accomplishments. Additionally, praise should be given to those persons who participated in the on-campus intramural sports programs. Although severely out-of-shape, they endured to the end. Finally, the fans - Ah, we love 'em . . . to you, thanks for your tremendous support. With everyone's help, we are almost there - at championship level in all sports. .,..,,,kw gg .. -I .qv ,, I i tix ' 4-'Q aakelewwak AQ hgh- ywg, M I 0 Ng X nw - - . f Q1 . , ., .a Ga I g. Q I- ,. fat, f. ., .A f f My -'I - X -' M f . lb ' H .Q +V 945 g P ...,: 'WMS' A '- :vga fs, .- fm' ' 's4rA:'UQ. was? if as . ' SWA . 4,3350 ' L 9 H ivv W ' . ws. ffl' 'r' . if .. x Vs i .-.vu W, ' ' J .gs , t-iw I ' w iff' s M tgtfa as ef, i V f 'f 1 .ir ' 'K ie' +'.,. af'n,' 7 ,Fl -Q' -0- 'xv 1 t a. My if-,J?,.M231i.' mf! Bruce Waycaster does not know what to do after that call. 22 ll ll 'I ll 'A li l il l .ii .E l l F l i 1 i E l 'i l i l l l l l l l l l I l l l i I l l l l i l r l I v i ii l l i l l i i l l 2 a r il il if

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84-85 CG FERE CE CHAMPIONS 'hr ,n 1'!5 W .- ,Y .wo- . lt- ns Au., J Fw:-5 - ff - Fx .3 ,xii N - A 'F'-au.. .W A3132 vr Q N. s..' X 's 139:52-'21,-afxe r wa. - .g,,a ,Qi bv J Q ' v., rf. .giwfaiff '55 r .4 'B' 'Etude 7 ff? I n5l'F:.2 - ' . ' WSIB? ' r QUE E s C9 Coach Mark Montgomery, Johnnie Green, George Andra, Jamey Green, Craig Iris, Scott Ryman, Deron Lee, Benjamin Bora, Jesus Martinez, Frank Crank, Bobby Ward, Gary Lewis, Bruce Waycaster. THE SOCCER TEAM ARRIVES WE ARE WEENERS - JESUS MARTINEZ A new coach, new uniforms, and a lot of men with fun- ny names -this was the beginning of what may become a Dynasty at East Coast. The soccer team began the season with several returning starters from the previous season. With only one victory 'under-its-belt' during its entire four years of existence, however, a successful season was very questionable. The doubts were seemingly justified when the team won only one of its regular-season Southland Christian Athletic Con- ference Games. What happened at the Conference Tourna- ment was totally unexpected by everyone. . .except coach Mark Montgomery and the rest of the Cavaliers. The team finally came together as a unit . . . Americans played like foreigners and the result was three victories and the Conference Championship. Named as the tournament's most valuble player was George Andra. Named to the All- Tournament team were Tom O'Dumbe, George Andra, Alex Kadie, and Ed Thompson. Named to the All-Confer- ence team were Alex Kadie, George Andra, and Tom O'Dumbe. Welcome to the real world of sports, guys! We're almost there . . . Q apr., Q wi .nv f.... . -4 U ' - .A .. , x ...- 'ar K' -.. pf' , .M yn vpiyx t- '.f:s