Marquette University NROTC - Porthole Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Hoopsterts Successful Year The 1987-88 NROTC basketball season was a success in many ways. The season got off to a great start with the arrival of Cdr. Pierce in the Fall. ttHawkeye'i enthusiastically assumed the coaching duties and quickly procured new uniforms. The team began practice in November and beat Marquette Army a few times before Christmas. Second se- mester saw the team make strong showings at the Notre Dame Air Force and Purdue Sports Festival Tournaments, while defending their Mar- quette Army ROTC Tournament Championship. The team concluded the season with a 4th place finish in the Midwest NROTC Tournament at ' Great Lakes, IL. The leadership of the UC Midshipmen will be missed 4; next year. A strong nucleus of talent, however, will return. Midh. WC Wilczynski was selected the teams MVP. x . t, V A 8. .xe ,V x -. . x g QAXRV K4 xx. ' . Tx 8888 i, k .' ; I 4 1 l l I 4 far right: JUMP SHOT: Kent Greenwald displays x i i .. .. -- his skills. right: PRACTICE ' m '- - xxx SN. 23:14:; $3M x '51. .'.'.'. hikt-Z-ff , - - -. - N- . . . I Sch I i se hones h is passi ng . x .. - ' . XX '.. Fe. I u.- N' 28 '8 x skills at practice. ' , x ; 8 - .K eKh8h88exx . $ $.88n885m' 3 i ' . R 8w'. K . I I .- Wfaau? , w . axing 39'.ch xcgmxxv xxxxww ovxxt . w smxxw ' ' I T . 8 WWFv'GW ; .1 X '8 me .eurylrr,,IlleII 8 88 8 x nx888$$i Itatatzztrrl W ' ' ' wXIerr .- - w IlllI w . 3 wwxwf vwz8wwu 7, ; I ' Q la A '1. I MWeW' -4W$wz22 xte- 8 Nxxxxxxxx 8 8x 8 h x Ky; . I A t xxx: BASKETBALL TEAM: back row: Cdr. Pierce, John Haeflihger, John Cotter. Jim Spagnolo, Kent Greenwaid, Scott DaV-ies. Matt Callahan; front row: Keith Martens, Steve Brick, Paul Schlise, Al Lagore, Mike Noel, Tom Palmersheim.