South Brunswick High School - Cougar Strides Yearbook (Southport, NC)

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David Floyd goes for the big one-hand slam! In a home game, Charles Moore gets the jump shot against Pender County The Varsity Cougars had strong actions this season during games. Difficuh plays and fancy footwork helped the Cougars to stay ahead of the game. One advantage for our team was the size of the players. Most were 6 ' and above in height and all were agile and quick. We were all proud of our Varsity Cougars and wish next year ' s team all the best. Adrian McCracken shoots over a Topsail defender. 101

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COUGARS ATTEMPT TO BUILD WINNING TRADITION The 1984 Varsity Cougars have really played some thrilling games this year. With very close games against Hoggard and wins over North Brunswick and Hallsboro, the Varsity Cougars have had an exciting season. Coach Galloway comments that the team is learning to play real team-ball, but they have gone back to the basics in order to move on to bigger things. 100

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This year ' s Junior Varsity Boys, with a record of three and fifteen, did not do exceptionally well. But they do possess a lot of talent. Leading scorers were Tony Harrison, Pete Swain, and Darius Wise. Charlie Sligh was the big man in the middle. Next year ' s team should be an improvement. Until then cougars! J.V. COUGAR BOYS «!«« ir 102