Kalamazoo College - Boiling Pot Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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ASKETB LL Kalamazoo's 1961-62 basketball team had the finest record in over forty years, winning 18 games and losing four for a .818 percentage. The Hornets had a record of 10 wins and two losses in the MIAA and tied Hope for the championship, Kalamazoo split a two game series with the Dutchmen but lost the outright title by virtue of a stunning 60-57 up- set at the hands of tailender Olivet. The excellent record was accomplished by a fine team effort characterized by balanced scoring and rebounding, and tight defensive play which earned Kazoo a ranking of ninth in the nation among small colleges. Two seniors, Gordon Rodwan, third highest career scorer in Kalamazoo's history, and jon Lin- denberg were selected to the all-MIAA team. Guard Bob Morgan, second high to Rodwan in scoring, received honorable mention. With all but three of the co-championship squad returning next year, the Hornets and Coach Ray Steffen are looking forward to another line season. 'X xx The KAZOO cheer. B. Wigginton, B. The crowd was on its feet cheering many times during the Hornet's successful season Bradford, D. Smith, M. Oxian, E. Meyer, J. Lawrence.