Page 94 - CBA 1979 YEARBOOK

P aad 0/PEB. 1, 1979
Prep for L-pooI
Swimmers
Humiliate
CNYCL
Foes
by Tom Kemple
This year’s swimming
year is the new coach, IHck
Greenhalgh, firesh from his
swimming successes at SU
last year. Dick has a wealth
butterfly. Junior Tom Kem­
ple (butterfly, I.M. and
freestyle) and sophomore
Phil Danneman
(breaststroke and fireestyle)
round out the front line.
Dennis Daley in the firees­
tyle is this year’s outstan­
ding freshman and a
healthy Mark Deshaies
(senior) may produce a few
surprises.
oncii a young team
unavoidably leaves
prospects for next year.
However, this has not
stifled their optimistic (and
realistic!) hopes for this
year. Already CBA has
hii^miliated Cities league
fops Watertown, Hen-
ninger, Fowler, Auburn,
and Corcoran, Nottingham
and looks forward to a close
non-league meet with #1
ranked Liverpool.
team will be in keeping Brian (freestyle, butterfly,
with traditipn
although it has undergone
many changes. It has com­
bined the determination of
newcomers with the ex­
perience of veterans. They
have the capabilities o f tur-
lling la^ yM r’s hopes into
ftiM year’s reality.
and individual medley) and
o f
swimming
knowledge
An obvious change this
and experience and has
high hopes for this year’s
squad. However, this has
not detracted from the
relaxed atmosphere the
team is working in and this
can only work for them.
A final change in CBA
swimming this year has
come in its front line. The
twins from West Genesee,
Kevin
(breaststroke
Salvagni
and I.M.)
should lead the team to a
high placing at sectionals.
Both are Juniors. In ad­
dition, sophomore transfer
from Fayetteville-Manlius,
Scott Morrell, will lead the
Brothers in backstroke and