McNeese State University - Log Yearbook (Lake Charles, LA)

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ae oar we 4 - ; Rather, Rawr 140 Sports Tim Holt, one of the top five compe tors on the McNeese squad, ge good extension and follow throu! “iy on his swing. (Photo by B. Meric! !y

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| ‘s } || her first year as assistant coach is ‘mer Cowgirl standout, Ann Robi- €. Coach Robique and Coach Fountain council the cowgirls during a time out. (Photo by G. Little) Without a chance to recruit and los- ing four major players from last year, first year Cowgirl Coach Mike Foun- tain was only able to compile an 11- 17 record. (Photo by T. Maricle) Basketball 139

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a Winning the Northeast Louisiana Invitational gave McNeese’s Golf Team an Ace in the Hole i a(, th »shman Pat Mahoney's (of Rock- mpton, Connecticut) putt for a |die falls a foot short of its destina- n. (Photo by B. Mericle) | iq | | : : 7 t i ; : | , | A team with experience would be an accurate descrip- tion of the McNeese 1984-85 Golf Team. With six of the ten man team returning from last year’s squad, the 1984-85 sea- son got underway with a fifth place finish at the University of Southern Mississippi. Winning the Northeast Louisiana Invita- tional set the pace for the Poke golfers for the remaining season. Led by Tim Holt’s fourth place finish, the Pokes Front row, left to right: Tim Holt, Paul Wauley, Jeff Overholt, Keith Harris, Billy Gabbert. Back row: Coach Ellis Guillory, Danny Tatum, Rick Wood- took second in the St. Thomas- Angelo Invitational and contin- ued to the Louisiana Intercolle- giate tournament to take fourth. Qualifying rounds for the West Florida Invitationals were held at the Lake Charles Coun- try Club to determine which five McNeese golfers would go to that tournament. Holt, Wau- ley, Harris, Gabbert, and Brew- er received those five valued slots and traveled to Perdido ‘ain 8 son, Bob Brewer, Pat Mahoney, Kenneth Pearson. (Photo by B. Meri- cle) Bay, Florida to compete. Keith Harris’ third place fin- ish paced the Pokes to a victo- ry in the tournament. ‘Beating Lamar (who is ranked tenth in the nation) in the Southland Conference Tournament, is our main goal,”’ confided Keith Harris of Baytown, Texas. Har- ris also said that he feels the team has a good chance with the returning members and the new transfers, Bob Brewer and Billy Gabbert. Golf Schedule Sept. 22-24 Univ. of Southern Miss. Sept. 28-30 Northeast La. Invit. Oct. 4-5 St. Thomas-Angelo Invit. Louisiana Intercollegiate West Florida Invit. Nov. 11-13 Feb. 7-9 Feb. 27- Mar. 2 Mar. 12-15 Mar. 28-31 Apr. 10-12 Apr. 26-28 New Orleans Classic Panhandle Tournament All-American Classic Moe O’Brien Memorial Southland Conf. Meet Golf 141