Waccamaw Academy - Stump Yearbook (Whiteville, NC)

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Two other Warrior booters received all- state recog nition. They were center halfback Bill Bennett and Goalie Cartrette. Injuries to key fullbacks hurt the Warriors' defense, but with Bill Powell being the only player graduating, 1973 should be another exciting year for the Academy eleven with many seventh and eighth graders getting valuable game experience on Mr. Dietrich's junior varsity squad. RECORD PEE DEE 5 PEE DEE 3 WILMINGTON CHRISTIAN 0 GREENFIELD 1 WINYAH 0 GREENFIELD 6 ST. JOHN COUNTRY DAY 6 COASTAL ACADEMY 1 COASTAL ACADEMY 0 WILMINGTON CHRISTIAN 0 MYRTLE BEACH 0 WINYAH 0 HOGGARD '2 WA CCAMAW WACCAMAW WACCA MAW WACCAMAW WACCAMAW WACCAMAW WACCAMAW WACCA MAW WACCAMAW WACCA MAW WACCAMAW WACCAMAW WACCAMAW

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Varsity Basketball There were several firsts for this year's varsity basketball team. It was the first time they'd played as a member of a conference and the first time they'd played as many as 18 games, Captained by sophomore Biff Johnson and coached by Mr. Kirschbaum the Warriors won more games than the varsity had in its two first seasons. The Warrior quintet ended the year at '7-11 which was somewhat better than the pre- vious year's 5-8 record. The season which spanned 3 112 months included a second place finish in the newly-formed South- eastern Independent Conference. Faith Christian won the tournament and the regular season cham- pionship by beating the Warriors 43-36 in the championship game. The scoring attack was led by senior center Bill Powell and sophomore guards Robby Cutrell and Biff Johnson, Junior forwards Bill Bennett and Stan Bullock helped on the boards for the lgqsvuewfwm-