Sioux Falls College - Sioux Brave Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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Ken Youel, freshrnan from Trent, shoots against BHTC. Gary Reed, freshman guard, lays one in against Huron. Braves To Compete in New Tri-S'ra1'e Conference Myrl Lemburg tips one in against Southern. The battling Braves got their only con- ference win by beating Yankton 83-72 in the final ,garne of the season. Gary Reed carried off high honors by scoring 25 points. With an inexperienced team the Braves closed the season with a 3-19 record. Dropping out of the SDIC conference, SFC will join six other church-affiliated colleges from Nebraska, Iowa, and South Dakota in the new Tri-State College Confer- ence next year. The new conference has as its objective mutua1 promotion and super- vision of intercollegiate activities consis- tent with the dignity and high purpose of Christian higher education.

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Assistant Coach Hasegawa shows Coach Braves use teamwork in struggle for Ewen trophy his B Squaders won. rebound against Bethel. Braves End at Bottom of SDIC Standings Looking for their second straight win, the SFC Braves battled Tech at Pierce Gym. SFC lost in an overtime 87-92. Shogren and Gary Henle tied for top honors with 16 points each. SFC lost to General Beadle on Feb. 6 in another overtime 93-97. High man was Roger Shogren with 21 points. Battling Westmar College on Feb. 10 SFC lost 58-85. High point man Myrl Lem- burg had 12 points. Battling Black Hills Teachers College at Spearfish on Feb. 19 SFC lost 67-94. Roy DeBoer was high pointrnanwith 16 points. Battling Tech on Feb. 20 SFC lost 50-56. Ken Youel and Roger Shogren tied for high point man with 8 points each. Battling General Beadle Feb. Z3 SFC lost a close one 75-79. High point man for SFC was Roy DeBoer with 24 points. Roger Shogren put one in from underneath against Bethel.

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John Ricther shoots one against Crows. Bill Svenson, Crow, lays one up agains t the W innebagos . Intramural Basketball Action Is Exciting As the basketball season opened the tribes shifted their intramural activities from volleyball to basketball. Every Thrusday night starting at 6:30 Pierce Gyrn was rocked with exciting basketball action. There was never a dull moment in these fast and exciting games. IN TRAMURAL BASKE TBALL S TANDINGS MEN TRIBES GAMES POINTS Crow ............ 5 -4 159 112 Winnebago .... . . 3-6 146 1X2 Osage ...... 6-3 127 1f2 Mandan .......... 4-5 125 WOMEN TRIBES GAMES POINTS Catawba ......... 8-1 147 1f2 Quapaw . . . .... Z-7 118 Tutelo... ....6-3 106 Hidatsa .... . . .1-8 67 Lots of action seen in intramurals