St Francis De Sales High School - Pride Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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T e Season Ends Unusually p For the 84-85 season, the outcome of the Central Catholic League was quite unusual. Hartley and Watteson tied for first place with the DeSales Girls Basket- ball Team finishing in a three way for second place with a 2-6 record. Overall, the Lady Stallions concluded their season with a 8-12 record. Highlights of the season included victories over league opponent Ready, the first time the girls have beaten Ready in three years, and perennial Central District power Northland. A very young team, the 84-85 squad was led by senior co- captains Kathy Helt and Lisa Scialabba who was voted ALL CCL. The reserve basketball team com- pleted the year with a 13-5 overall record. This was the best finish for a reserve girls basketball team for the past five years. FN . This year more girls tried out fi basketball than ever before. Because J this great interest and enthusiasm, freshman girls basketball team wr formed. The freshman girls basketbd team participated in the league on club basis this season and ended with 1-10 overall record. The future looks good for DeSalr Girl's Basketball. . A If , -egg A' 8 KL' Q jg f V Q9 - I -1- T: 5 , 1 7 W Qferc 'XD Q ,T 9 ' It , -1' 'Z N 'RQ VARSITY - Front Row: Kathy Helt, Lisa Scialabba, Tara Meehan, Laura Nally, Kate Grate, Michelle Riesf Coach Debbie Landig: Row 2: Jenny Kuhn, Chris Giffen, Gina Paschal, Shelli Noble, Kristen Ness. Christi Mara: Nat Pictured: Stacie Rose, Carrie Volpe

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Stallions Tie Sc oo Decord The DeSales Basketball Program enjoyed me of its most successful campaigns in the iistory of the school. Led by new head roach, Vince Chickerella, assistant coaches tteve DeDent, Tony Bisutti and Steve Serr, he varsity team compiled a 13-9 overall ecord and a 6-4 league record, good for a hird place finish in the CCL. The team's 13 vins tied a DeSales school record. The team :Iso tied a school record by compiling a 6 game winning streak during the season, ind also, for the first time in many years, :layed at the Fairground's Coliseum in listrict tournament play. Senior co-captains, Dan McGovern and Chris Morock will be sorely missed for their play- making and scoring abilities, as will seniors Greg Daugherty, Mark Thompson and Kevin Will. Of the Stallion team, McGovern and sophomore Bryan Wallace were honored at the end of the season by being selected All-CCL. The DeSales Junior Varsity Team, led by Coach DeDent, compiled an overall record of 11-9 and a league record of 5-5. The team showed continuous improvement as the season wore on and also much individual improvement on the player's part was 1 5, t 1 - f , . - ...i g Q 54 I f-1 ' F' ' . ,Qc It Pl . , .,. K , an ,V 1? , W, -an- a 4- ,fn . .A Q . K Q, 5 was 8 K , 'Q S fi 4 f ii fs. L L 1 5 so fi lf i n noted as a key to the team's success. ln- dividuals with whom the staff has high ex- pectations for the 85-86 season are junior Jeff Wright, sophomores Paul Haynes, Brian Mannion, Marc Newton and freshman Jack Elgin. The DeSales Freshman Team, under the guidance of Coach Bisutti, finished the season with a 13 game winning streak and a 15-2 record. The team took first place in the CCL with a 8-2 mark, and took home the first place trophy in the 8-team Lancaster- Stanbury Tournament. 5-. S Q.. T -1 . l , s.:'f,'A Q, -f .1 , -. fc .3 X Q 'I -is -Q 71 ':i9?Fi'f, -2 . -

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