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13-0 season nets divisional titleg DePorres ends Ca We got the fever, we're hot, we can't be stopped. With an air of optimism, Lakers launched the season with this chant swelling through their minds. With explosive force, spirited determination expanded into unbeatable teamwork within the squad. When the team secured its first victory over St. David, a winning story was set for the rest of the season. Gathering poise and skill throughout their encounters, the squad emerged undefeated in their league, 13-0. In the first game of the Catholic City Tourna- ment, the Eagles of DePorres dealt the Lakers their first heartbreaker. Mindful of this defeat but con- fident in their own ability, the Lakers prepared for a tough state tournament, determined to go all the way. Taking the District title with relative ease, the cagers entered the toughest regional in the state. When the Lakers pulled out a squeaker in overtime against a sky-high Servite ballclub, the stage was set for an exciting rematch with DePorres. The Paul- ite 5 avenged their first loss with a heart-stopping 58-55 defeat of the No. 1 team in the state. The dream of Lansing became a reality as the Lakers pushed a hot Flint St. Michael's out of the Quarter- finals. In the Semi-Finals game at the Lansing Civic Center the Lakers overran a determined White Pigeon squad. With this victory came the realization of their dream - a game in the Big Housef' Michigan State's Jenison Field House. A throng of 12,000 watched as St. Paul took on unbeaten Saginaw St. Stephen for the coveted state title. Leading most of the game, but plagued with fouls, the Lakers were handed' a bitter defeat in the closing seconds when St. Stephen crushed their stall attempt. State Champs? A dream in November to a near reality in March. No matter what the statistics, this coach, this team, will always stand No. 1. FAR RIGHT: Sad but proud . . . Runners-up at Lansing. RIGHT: The ball barely leaves the basket before All-city Jim Martin and All-city Mike Ferrell have their hands on it. 102 i tnolic Tourney bid I
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Experienced squad advances to state finals, bows to St. Stephen at Lansing
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