Liberty University - Selah Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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W? OPPOSITE TOP: The Soccer Team huddles for a moment of inspiration before the game. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Coach Eddie Dobson. LEFT: Chuck Wemp and Jim Bates bring the ball down the field. ABOVE: the 1977-78 Soccer Team. Sports!79

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'S 7? XM A gk Q Q gt S23 gsm .. W Q. m M.iM.M t..11,, 1. .. MM y W . .UM ,. Emi N ,. 3 5 Q df -is S 5 ESE QW sw? gag His. aff' Ev? wma as-fist-gwaggw A .K ,ma , ammo. 11,5 -2 kfg,1.ig, dvi H r For the second year in a row, LBC's Wrestling Team captured the National Christian College Athlet- ic Association National Champion- ship in Kankakee, Illinois. After jumping to a 10-O start, the Flames finished their season of dual meets with a 10-3 record. They also won the North Carolina A 84 T Tournament and the NCCAA Eastern Regionals. Liberty boasted three first place winners at the national champion- ship. They were Aaron Thomas Jesse Castro, and Dave Maple. Finishing second were Roy Jones and Dennis Flanagan. Third place was captured by Wayne Brooks, while Tim Amon and Rob Hetrick finished fourth.