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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u nlnnusn 1 8 . n-mir-an II BASKETBALL LIVES 'ff 8 I AT EAST COAST 2 L L MANY FACTORS HELPED TO MOLD OUR CAVALIER BASKETBALL TEAM IN ITS 1984-85 SEASON: AL- THOUGH, ALL THE MAJOR ONES, SUCH AS THE AC- QUISTION OF A NEW COACH, NEW TEAM MEMBERS AND CHALLENGING STRONG TEAMS, WERE NOT PROBLEMS. ONE WOULD THINK CHANGING COACHES WOULD CREATE A PROBLEM WITH THOSE PLAYERS RETURN- ING FROM LAST YEAR'S TEAM, HOWEVER THESE PLAYERS HANDLED THE SITUATION VERY WELL, AND MARK MONTGOMERY PROVED TO BE A CAPABLE COACH. MR. MONTGOMERY WAS WELL-LIKED BY ALL OF THE PLAYERS AND AS A RESULT, THE VETERANS AND NEW-COMERS FORMED A TIGHTLY-KNIT TEAM WHICH DEVELOPED A KEEN AMBITION TO WIN. THIS YEAR, THE CAVALIERS CHOSE THEIR COMPETI- TION IN AN EFFORT TO STRENGTHEN THEMSELVES. BY COMPETING WITH TEAMS FROM LARGER COL- LEGES, THEY REASONED THAT WHEN PLAYING TEAMS WITHIN THEIR OWN CONFERENCE, THEY WOULD BE MORE THAN READY TO TACKLE THEIR TOUGHEST COMPETITION. THIS STRATEGY SEEMED TO PROVE BENEFICIAL WHEN EARLY IN THE SEASON THE CAVALIERS DEFEATED THEIR 'ARCH-RIVALS', THE CONQUERORS FROM PIEDMONT BIBLE COLLEGE, FOR THE FIRST TIME 'EVER' IN CONFERENCE PLAY. ALL IN ALL, THE 1984-85 CAVALIER BASKETBALL TEAM MADE US PROUD. I 24 Maw 4ffN,M f, I I I 4 I I I I I I I I I Iwi I I I I I I I