Southside Christian School - Sentinel Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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lnexperience and Injuries Hamper the Sabres Keith Woods shows his versatility in playing wing and baseline. WW BAPTIST CHURCH an Dipple was a real boost in the scoring depart- ent. Perhaps it is because of his excellent form, shown here in the Altamonte game. ie Sabres are traditionally a fast-breaking team. eith Coppins is usually on the front end of the eak. The 1982 varsity basketball team re- turned only two starters from the 15-4 team of '81. The two players were co- captain, Marshall Hughes and Peter Sul- livan. Peter and Marshall were plagued with ankle injuries throughout the year and missed fifteen games between them. Victories over Forrest Hills and Ben Lippen highlighted the month of janu- ary. The inexperienced members ofthe squad did an outstanding job both scor- ing and rebounding. Ron Dipple led the team in rebounding, while captain Keith Coppins was the leader in assists. All members of the squad worked hard to improve their game and by the end of the year the team was rolling. The closer they get, the rougher it gets. Ron Dip- ple and Marshall Hughes earned their battle scars Varsity Basketball 101

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Miller was a key substitute in difficult situa- Jeff Phillips was always ready to shoot when insert- ed into the game. A ' P-30 . CHRISTIAN CUP Floor- leaders This year's seniors portrayed excel- lent leadership qualities on the basket- ball floor. Marshall Hughes the team's leading scorer and co-captain helped to mold the inexperienced Sabre's into a solid team. Captain, Keith Coppins, ran the offense and did an outstanding job on the fast break. Ron Dipple posted some impressive figures as the team's leading rebounder. Forward Peter Sulli- van was an asset to the team both as a scorer and rebounder even though he missed ten games with a broken ankle. lim Lane and Webb Hudspeth came off the bench to fill in for injured starters. Derek. Miller and Jeff Phillips also strengthened the bench with their play. lim Lane was a valuable substitute at center. Marshall Hughes and Keith Coppins were hon- ored at Christian Cup VII with their selection to the all-tournament second team. 5 Varsity Basketball 103