Lees McRae College - Ontaroga Yearbook (Banner Elk, NC)

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-If ' I :-, ff Q22 S .1Q,a: 1-fs rr ' S K TIGHT ENDS. Kneeling, Ben Billings. Back row ll-rl: Paul Scott, Rick Nichols, David Kenworthy. QUARTERBACKS. Front row llerj: Dan Cordell, Frank Ryder. Back row: Lester Terry, Jeff Miller, Brett Coleman. ' . Rs! . I it l ,fl W 3 L Q it f , is - K X...-it X in wg: ' A Steve Eger l78l comes in to help John FULLBACKS. Front row ll-rl: Andre Powell, Eric Bynum. Back row: Billy Capstick, Randy Shanks, Joel Corley. Coker sack ASU JV quarterback. OFFENSIVE TACKLES. Front row llerl: Scott Roberts, Eric Fleming. Back row: Mark McHone, Kevin Waugh, Dean Kanipe, John Lowe. 80 Football

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S . .ms-1 - - ' IW X Q flwiiii. 9 I Sli 1-Vw' f N ' TAILBACKS. Kneeling, Derrick Parker. Back row ll-rl: Todd Daggs, Michael Ford, Chris Albertson, Anthony McMinn. POTOMAC STATE TRAPS LEES-McRAE IN ITS WEBB Pete Webb rushed 17 times for 220 yards and two touch- downs to lead Potomac State to a 35-21 victory over Lees- McRae in a Coastal Conference junior college football game in Keyser, West Virginia. The Catamounts Q2-2, 2-1-lj pulled out a 14-7 halftime lead on scoring runs of 12 and seven yards by Webb. The Bobcats Q2-2, 2-2-11 pulled within 21-15 early in the fourth quarter on a 27-yard pass from Frank Ryder to Matt Payne. But Stein's TD pass and a six-yard return of an intercepted Frank Ryder aerial by Randy Barnes put the Catamounts out of reach. Lees-McRae tied the game at 7-7 in the second quarter on Daggs' 15-yard run. Ryder passed 54 yards to Jerome Mitchell for a touchdown late in the fourth period. RECEIVERS. Front row ll-rl: Kirk Hitt, Jeff Hardigree. Back row: Barry Barrino, Bob Cole, Joe Carter, Donovan Carroll, NASSAU NUMBS LEES-MCRAE, 29-21 The Lees-McRae Bobcats exploded for 15 points in the third period to take a 21-10 lead over the second national- ly-ranked Nassau Lions, but saw their hopes fade in the final nine minutes of the contest as Nassau put 19 points on the board to edge Lees-McRae, 29-21. The win sent Nassau to the top of the Coastal Conference standings with a 3-0 record, 6-0 overall. Lees-McRae slipped to 3-2 in the conference and evened its record for the season at 3-3-1. Nassau ran out the clock and preserved its undefeated season and the possibility of a number one ranking. Losses by No. 1 Mississippi Gulf Coast and Northeastern Oklaho- ma could catapult the Lions into first place. Derrick Parker i332 eludes ASU defenders during Bobcat romp over the hapless Apps. , V ' Q my l Y 't ' , , l '- , 0 , ., a Q V , K 1 rkrrz M V y 1: Q, 7 7 frirs tf. r I k . rr.. ,i , ...R ' it A if A 7 if t ' it 2 f ,. ' . . L M sqwg I WL IVGV F N.,-'ww.,.. , . 'y Q ,m...,,,,.,,,NgL.,,, r' 'ii l...,l ,,..' V. if , , ' A l'. V' - V .'.' 9' - i - -r V i c,,..,.,,.ff' ' ' it rw. iw -..,,,,, ,, ' 'f -- ' ' L V. fr - --W, in-.. . N-f 1- - ffl' , p , , 'aa' H ., ,,,,, 9 . ---1+ 'Q - y I ' ,,,, . A W V 'fm 7 . --V f V , s f , 'V-L . 'V , 9 ' ' '- 'V' -'- .1 . A lwm w -,,,,,, . - f r V A A . . i -i... Wwewvwfmm , I - M. V' Diff U - I V if uiwfm, ' - . W. 'wi ' i ' ,, . ,, CV ,.', A y.,. , tyy. ....,. f ffm Mwmggf, V ,Q .T U Football 79

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F' ve- lm 'WK' .. .-M. ty .,, Q W 4 MM We vt.. M, 5 alfa' . W In T is E' , A T ff f .,r .. li A ' . OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS. Front row ll-rl: John Champagne, Mike Tutterow. Back NOSE GUARDS. Kneeling, David White. Back row ll-rl: Jeff Benoit, Zac Bryant, row: Eric Robertson, Randy White, John Moore, Rob Patchett, Chris Robertson. Clayton Banner, Anthony Stevenson, Rex Colvard. WR Kirk Hitt snares pass against Hudson Valley. CENTERS. Kneeling, Jeff Sholar. Back row ll-rj: Chris Gibbs, Danny Ciggo, Gary FREE SAFETIES. Kneeling ll-rl: Mark Austin, Jonathan Armstrong. Back row: Tim Preslar. Davenport, Nuri Al-Bilali, James Galloway. law MY' . llis Riil 5f?21'lfm,., 2 s-.. 3 in f if 5 . '..f. t Qi' ..p,. 5 'l L.'k l 'ff 'N Q Z , V 'V 'f ..-' .gr A ',-r A , J, '5 w g it I . V a t V ' ,5, , V, k Mk . .,..g . ' - f tin' rv A, L, 54521 A-n o W :Q V . mmagf ' -.'. .... .f-. he Football 81