Red Creek Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Red Creek, NY)

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Craig Malcott fires a bullet in a side ou MULES VIE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP - TIE FILLMORE This year after several jugglings of positions, linemen to backs, backs to the line, the Red Creek Mules again came up with a winning combination. Beating rival Wolcott twice, and undefeated Wayne in a 3-1 battle, the Mules drew the top record in Class C, giving up only one game, to Marion. Advancing through the sectionals, the Mules beat Scio 1-0, and went on to defeat Byron Bergen in a tough replay match, 2-1. The final game with Fillmore is one that won ' t be forgotten. With wet snow covering the field and more snow coming down on a stinging wind, the game was almost cancelled, but no future date was avail- able so the game was held. The Red Creek and Fillmore teams played hard with the outcome being a draw, one to one. Louie White scored on a penalty kick to keep Red Creek alive. Both teams were presented with trophies and will share the honors as co-champions; this being the Mules fifth consecutive year as sectional champions. JUNIOR VARSI1 82

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VARSITY BEATS MARION, FIRST TIME IN 13 YEARS; VARSITY + J.V. ' S BEAT RIVAL yOLCOTT IN TOUGH COURT MA TCHES. The Junior Varsity team, with able coach- ing from Mr. Case, has shown once again that a group of semi-experienced boys can be brought together and trained and then can go out onto the court and win those games. With a fifty-fifty record, the boys had a better sea- son than last and added several exciting games to their credit. Beating rival Wolcott by one point in the last remaining seconds, was but one of their hard fought wins. Making a comeback after last year ' s disap- pointing record of five wins and thirteen losses, the Varsity team has shown up those who were pessimistic about this year ' s season. Led by high scorers Steve Williams, Kevin King, and Steve Powers, the Rams, with a great dear of hustle and an equal amount of guts, came up with a winning record; at this date: eleven wins, four losses, and three games remaining. Beating Marion for the first time in thirteen years, thereby breaking their winning streak, and inching by rival Wolcott in a tough up-to- the -last -second game, were but two highlights of this season. After coming out way in front of the other schools in Class C, Red Creek won the honor of competing in the sectionals and at this date is only two games away from leading the entire league. I- SUCCESSFUL JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM 84