Flagler College - Desiderata Yearbook (St Augustine, FL)

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Yagi! 3 Top: Bo Clark lcoachl, Sam Coachman, Rick James, Steve Kelly, Carlton Green, Bart Wof- ford, Brian Dearden, Harold Leroy lGrad Assti, Joel Lusz lAsst. Coachl. Bottom: Kevin Harris, Charlie Williams, David Dizney, Antoine Lemon, Kirk Brown, Bernie Pflum, Rufus Jenkins. Right, Charlie Williams makes a shot while Nova Play- ers try to catch him. Saint Player Rick James waits for a pass while opposing player covers him WM- . . lo 'fl f. r v ,f , ii

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X 'lv I .... fi B-Ball The 1982-1983 men's basketball team specialized in pulling out last minute victories, earning them the nickname of the Karidac Kids. The basket on the buzzer style won 18 of their 31 games. The team won important victo- ries over Rawlings, Armstrong State and Georgia College among others. Coach Bo Clark felt that the Saints had a fantastic year with the tough schedule that we had, and he was especially pleased with the dedication and hard work that the players put forth. This was a team that did not give up, to me this is a sign of character, The fighting spirit of the team was shown through player awards. Kirk Brown made first team All Dis- tricts. The never give up attitude was partially inspired by Brian Gor- don who won the leadership award. Though only a few were singled out for honors, it was the entire team's efforts that made the Kardiac Kids. v gg Kirk Brown dribbles past an opposing play- M Q cz ' 'F 5 . I K '::!n . Right, Kirk Brown makes a shot at the basket. Above, Sam Coachman puts the ball in the hoop with the help of Rick James and Pop Lemon. Srl 3 ,U '.b,,'svaPliU . ggggga, ,wvtv ws M X tv--ffm flfixfix-V . . ' 'k pats '--- sigsmss 's'yxgX x X x X XXX XX XXX XNXQXX B X NX NX xx X Kms Xxx XX X X N fsrwx Xxvss X ts 8 SNR' C ' SKK N XkQwX,. A . S3 ' x but-skit g 5. Qg-Xw,53Q,5wX,a- Q wQN5mgSxkmSwswvtlf. . ' Q35 -exfqg! ix':x1sg.f s'1N?i3L:Y5 . 'N ' x XX X -xx-.5 New gsy5sgwt.3X,5 X XNQX 1 X .tt XX -5-if: QNX mamma xt-.. tg,

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Women s This year was a building year for the women's basketball team. They had a tough season, ending with a record of 4 and 22. However, next year should be a good one for the lady Saints. The team is a young one, losing only two players to graduation. Towards the end of the season faithful fans began to see the potential of the players as they began to gain confidence in their ability, pulling three of their wins in end of sea- son play. These late wins helped the team to feel more positive, which should help them to have a better start in the 1983-84 season. One person who helped the Saints to their victories and who inspired others to give all they could was the most valuable player, Cindy Dawson, who is a junior and a forward. This year's Lady Saints had a difficult schedule, playing five teams that are ranked in the nation. Next year, they are looking forward to an easier schedule and a better season. ' B-Ball: Building Year ,,.. Above, Karen Grant and Donna Schnorr look over their shoulders as ball approaches. Right, Cindy Dawson waits for a foul shot. Below, Sharon Walrath looks for someone to pass to.