Quincy University - Gyrfalcon Yearbook (Quincy, IL)

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Basketball Hawks Compiled 17-13 Record 1972-73 Basketball Season C17-131 QC OPPONENT 65 Northeast Missouri State College 64 79 George Williams College 68 72 Lewis College 62 71 Beloit College 58 63 Xavier College 58 90 Coe College 101 68 Oklahoma Christian College 64 50 Augustana College 69 63 Tennessee A 8:1 61 77 Concordia College 70 57 Loras College 55 94 MacMurray College 91 89 Rockhurst College 74 58 Western Illinois University 85 67 Eastern Illinois University 79 87 MacMurray College 65 102 St. Norbert College 72 83 Loras College 87 74 St. Ambrose College 84 86 Benedictine College 100 78 Rockhurst College 92 75 St. Ambrose College 74 71 Lewis College 74 68 St. Norbert College 75 82 Benedictine College 68 78 Northeast Missouri State College 92 67 Southern Illinois University 73 80 McKendree College 78 96 Olivet Nazarene 86 59 Augustana College 87 nf' T Casey Duncheon, Jim Winter, and Dennis Ratermann experienced difficulty IS an.e!igLting gamedyvitih thi teen. Knights 0f.St' Norbert College' in the tense home thriller with Loras College. The Hawks were defeated, 87- mms termann 'Sp aye is ability to Out-Jump Opponents' The 83. Hawks won the game, 102-72. lO3

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l 7 Women s Extramural Volleyball Team Womenls Extramural Volleyball Team boasted a perfect season, compiling a 9-0 varsity record. The Hawkettes racked up a season total of 217 points to their opponents' 90 tallies. The Hawkettes participated in the Volleyball Southern Sports Day at Illinois State University. The girls captured first place in the team poll which included Illinois State Uni- versity, Southern Illinois University and the University of Illinois. Varsity squad included freshmen Sharon McNamee, Pat Spellacy, Diane Enright, Marianne Dwyer, Denise La- Rochelle and Laura Massa. Sophomores Sue Oczkowski, Dolly Reardon, Alicia Kurry, Judy Costello and Sue Miller. The only junior was Cindy Harte. Alicia Kurry bent low to help set up a spike for the front line. Kathy McKay prepared to take a pass from Mary Fran Sommers use , i- i n w 1. Lynn Morley handled a hard serve. 102 rig , l is 'Will it H sfvrs PQ . is in last year's tournament action. V mr E it lll M i'r,.i fffiff M Qlrlllg ,,.i.,,, IQIQXLQ -ig? iji.. 5 1. N. ,YS ' ' A .aQG VS MQ W .rsrvz . N. .QQE r Mig!! ii in - -.J W - iiiiifltllontlgliaget llfgsspurgtgter :H ' ' ' I . T WF 'MIEQYQQE Wm H , W i. , D if llf Ill ,, ,, vs ilSo?1TthemilEoiSierlidgiversitiz rp Q as at 'EQ gg, wnQTfL 'ui 'ui ut - - 5 in in in in iii ww .gssff su Hi wi if I wp isffsr lax? MMS drills? ifflf 5 arise mm mga, ea se ,-, nw :mums , Hessen, ,mum mffirrssgn , - m 1-, ,ivzf rr, , ,sa HH ' 16f14 3315757 2 iritz H 5 ,sr

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Hawks Met Stiff Cpposition h.w, ...-- Senior Al Harte leaped for many points. The Hawks' basketball team had a year to remember. Finishing their regular season with a 16-12 record, they had an opportunity at the state championship. In the first game, they defeated Olivet Nazarene. The next game, which was the final game for the 1972-73 season, was with Augustana College. The Vikings won by 28 points. Many players proved their value through the season. Highest scorer for the Hawks was freshman guard, Casey Duncheon. Casey, who tallied 494 points, averaged 16.5 points per game. Following Casey was Paul Kreke, sophomore forward who averaged 13.4 points for the season with a total of 403. Three seniors finished their college careers in style. Jim Winter, team co-captain, played the pivotrnan position, hitting 5296 of his floor shots. He had a total of 369 points. Al Harte, who played a substitute guard last year, started in the other guard position. Though he only hit 41.595 of his field shots, the team co-captain proved that he was a good team man, setting other players up as well as sinking 309 points. With a total of 100 points, Dennis Ratermann played basically as a defensive forward. The young Hawk team will be back next year with only the loss of these three seniors. Using this year as an experimental year with the cagers, next year's team should really Work together. Paul Kreke was the second highest scorer. Center Jim Winter shook up his opponents under the net. lO4