Sacred Heart High School - Corier Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Dl TRICT CHAMPIONS COUGAR BASKETBALL The cougars enioyed one of the best seasons ever seen at Sacred Heart. As the season started, the boys were anxious to get going and won S straight games in league competition before being defeated by the league champions St. Michael. On the remain- ing three games on the league schedule, the cougars won one and lost two, the defeats coming at the hands of St. Mary's and once against St. Mikes. The season in general was a very good one.. The Cougars started oft very good and hnally met their first defeat after winning five straight. This first loss was to St. Agnes in the Holiday Tournaments. St. Agnes won this affair and the Cougars took the runners up position. ln the annual trophy game the Cougars lost a heart- breaker. After a strong start they led by an eight- point margin at the half. ln the last two quarters, however, the Cougars could not withstand the strong and steady pace set by St. Cyril's. The Sharks went on to win by a slim three point spread. ln the other non-league contest the Cougars moved to an easy 58-42 victory over Bently. This game started alt close but the scrap and team balance provided by the Cougars was too much, and a fine Bently team soon folded. The Cougars opened the Tournaments by playing against the Shamrocks of Mt. Morris St. Marys and easily defeating them. In the second round, Sacred Heart earned the right to meet Hoover, who drew a bye for the first nights action. Hoover was no match for the scrappy Cougars. Their balance scor- ing and teamwork was too much for Hoover to cope with. In the final game of this tournament the Coug- ars met and defeated an inspired St. Matthew team in a very close game. By doing this Sacred Heart became the district champions. Sacred Heart drew a bye in the Regional Tournament to play a deter- mined Gaines squad. The Cougars started off fast and defeated Gaines in a thrilling game. The next night in the Regional finals, the Cougars met and were defeated by Owosso St. Paul. Going this far in a State Tournament is a fine way to end up any season. Incidentally, the Cougars ended up with an admirable T5-6 record. ,,-1, f 4 '5 X- 2 I I i l J I 'fi f'- It i vm' s t F l 'x , if ll i J I ,. 'C 7? Lf - -X 5 V X -5 -. ffl .nu I' .-,'5 f -,,. V , 1 .gil I , 'H l. H! We K lhltfixi r 5 fix' I. ,.l . J- if-Q Uv N414 ' l l W A J ., fl XX f 'C' ' T, ff- DU A XX

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