Flagler College - Desiderata Yearbook (St Augustine, FL)

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Ladies basketball team: oung, but determined The 1981 Ladies' basketball team was a young team consisting of five freshmen, one sophomore and junior, and only three seniors, Sherry Anth- ony - guard, Tamara Freitag - for- ward, and Liz Haxton - forward. The Lady Saints, division three member, competed against higher ranked division one and two teams, coming close to pulling out wins in these divisions. Eckerd College and Edward Waters College were two of the Ladies' successful attempts. Perhaps the strangest game the Lady Saints played this year was against Georgia's Berry College. The Lady Vickings had lost their uniforms in a bus fire, so Flagler lent them their own road uniforms for the game in the Flagler gym. Unfortunately for the Lady Saints, it was the wrong team in the Flagler unis that won the game. Senior Sherry Anthony was named MVP for the women's team, and she, along with Tamara Freitag and Liz Haxton often displayed brilliant shoot- ing The team is looking forward to a good season with most of the girls re- turning. x. r l Above: Coach Dan Stewart offers a word of encouragement to his team during a time-out. Bottom left: Tamara Freitag goes up for a basket during the game against Florida Southern, Below: Allison Brooks tries to block a pass. I - X 1--'JWHK 1 l

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oung runners pace team The 1981 Cross Country team was much improved and this appears to be a trend as it is a very young team. Sophomore Glenn O'Brien was the leading Saint runner for most of the season. But, freshmen Charlie Cul- breath gave a glimpse of the future by qualifing for the All-District team. Sur- prises this season were sophomore Jackson Hutton who was dependable in running well race after race, and the improvement of freshman Brian Dumphry to one of the top five run- ners of the team. The Saint men closed the season by placing second in District 25 competition to a tough Ber- ry College team in Georgia. The women, although there were not enough to field a full team, be- came notorious for tough racing and high placing. One of the leading run- ners in North Florida, Karen Payne, led the women followed very closely by Alison Brooks. Joy Reeves joined these two in work-horse workouts which developed them into three of the toughest runners in the area. For both men and women, the future looks bright. L.,- :x,. G-J? Members of the 1981 Cross Country team take a jog down Granada Street Q if ' ' i f Q2-in A k i sv' , Qsf. , . .Q Nik nr ' T . ff.-.v Front Row: KL-Rl Joy Reeves, Karen Payne, Alison Brooks, Tim Nicholls, Cnafles Culbreath. JaCkS0n H'-nY0n- Dave BUGS, Jeff TYOVU' Glenn Brian Dumphrey, Jeff Nethery. Back Row: CL-Rl Coach Thomas Graham, O'Bn2n- Marc Wnliafs NOT Pidnfedi Rich Highland- 1 10 Sports