Southside Christian School - Sentinel Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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BECK Row: lUf1i0I' High C03Cl1, MF- PeterS0r1:Tim Raffensbergerp joe Hanseng Todd Millerg David Sutherlandg Paul Tedderp Daniel Richardsg Ken Townsendglim CookgManager,Greg Cook. Front McCallz Paul Dunn: Kenny Hughes: Paul Fulmer: Row: Michael Catog john Matthewsg Walter Assistant Coach Mr. Moody. Middle Row: Doyle Whelgell, Todd Miller puts up two at the end of a fast break. Paul Tedder moves inside for a rebound as joe Hansen fires a jumper from the base line. 110 junior High Basketball Daniel Richards soars high over his opponent to ' W' ' l'0ll ORC in for the 521bf6S- V Tall PauIDunn puts upashot as the subs take oven

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y B X marks the spot of the jumpball action at center court. It looks like Brian Woodard is successful in tipping the ball to Rick Altizer. Scott Unfried gets the jump on his opponent as he fast breaks down the court. The Sabres move into position for a rebound against Ben Lippen. 100 0 David McDole uses a little eye deception to fake out an opponent. 0 Improvement The Varsity B boys did not have a full schedule of games, but they did play a very important role in preparing the varsity for their games as they scrim- maged them in practice. The team be- gan the year with very little experience laying together as a unit. Mr. Fricke commented that they improved 100'Vo over the course of the year. The Varsity B starters will probably be the nucle- us of next year's varsity squad. Varsity B Basketball 109

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Teaming for a Victory Shooting from his favorite spot at high post, Ken v1cCall was the team's leading scorer. The 1981-1982 edition of the junior High Sabres Norked well together as a unit and finished the fear with a winning record. Coach lim Peterson makes a point about aggres- siveness at the half-time session. xx 4 '1 Hustle, quickness, and teamwork contributed to the making of an out- standing junior high basketball season. At the outset, it became evident that the young Sabres had the personnel to win a lot of games. Big victories came against Forrest Hills, Tabernacle, and Shannon Forest, including a last-second victory in the Carolina Christian Classic over Shannon Forest. Co-captain John Matthews was the quarterback of the team at point guard and did an outstanding job as playmaker. joe Hansen and Daniel Rich- ards were steady point producers for the team. Ken McCall, the team's lead- ing scorer and rebounder, was the mainstay in the middle. Todd Miller and Paul Tedder rotated at the other start- ing spot. Sabre spectators were excited by the teamwork and individual abilities shown by the players. The team was fortunate to have many outstanding scholars, musicians, and boys who desired to put God first in everything. Because of God's blessing, combined with God-given talent, the team had a successful season. lunior High Basketball Southside Opponents 33 Easley 22 24 Athens 32 43 Tabernacle 47 24 Shannon Forest 21 38 Easley 39 30 Southgate 24 41 Faith 30 55 Forest Hills 48 51 Trinity 16 30 Shannon Forest 34 52 Hampton Park 31 39 Oakwood 18 51 Greenville Christian 30 44 Tabernacle 40 48 Hampton Park C.C.C. 11 29 Shannon Forest C.C.C. 28 Junior High Basketball 111