United States Merchant Marine Academy - Midships Yearbook (Kings Point, NY)

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GOLF (PGA) The Mariners finished the fall portion of the 1994 season with a third place finish at the All-Service Academy Golf Tournament. Kings Point trailed Army and Air Force. Senior Dan Frangiamore, sophomore Brad Miller, and freshman Doug Ingram were the team’s top players. I would like to thank Chris Brown for his time in collecting, organizing, and labeling various photos for this sports season. He also provided many of the write-ups used for each sport. It’s always nice to have a little help, it goes a long way... Thanks alot Chris! Keep up the good work. What does this have to do with golf? It’s the flag at the ninth hole on the Kings Point golf course. 168 All of the above pictures are proof of the strenous life the Golf team leads. The Alumni Tournament - Dallas, TX

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CREATURES OF THE SEA Julie Single resting between events Doug Ribble makes the outlet pass Gus’s turn to play “The Barber” MEN’ RESULTS: CCNY 108- 76 Union Inv. 6th 7 Lehman 111 - 72 Queens 117 - 89 at Rowan 99- 115 Montclair St. 113- 122 at NYU 78- 35 at Stony Brook 126- 105 Trenton State 86- 138 at Coast Guard 84- 138 at SUNY Mar. 117- 95 METs 2nd 8 WOMEN’S RESULTS: New Rochelle 123 - 100 at Marymount 120 -101 Union Inv. 7th I 7 Adelphi 122 - 102 St. Francis 126 - 78 Hunter 124 - 110 Queens 83 - 129 Montclair St. 66 - 107 Manhattan 103 - 121 Kean 127-110 Manhattanville 112 - 91 METs 4th 7

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WRESTLING The Mariners posted a 1-5 record in dual matches and finished eighth at the All-Services Wrestling Championships under the direction of first-year Head Coach Ken Willis. The team’s top wrestlers were senior Jon Low (at right), freshman Carl Roth, and Nathan Anderson. Low finished third in two major tourna- ments: the Springfield Invitational and the York Invitational. Roth posted a 10-8 individual record while Anderson proved to be the difference in the Mariner’s 22-21 victory over Montclair State, by scoring a major decision. At the Metropolitan Championships, the Mariners were ninth out of a ten-team field. Carl Roth turned in the best performance, finishing fourth in the competition. Low wrestled his way to fifth, along with Anderson. 169 I