Page 105 - CBA 1986 YEARBOOK

D. Backliski, B. Riley, M. Humpley
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A season that began on a high note and looking to be spectacular turned into one that did not quite make the grade. They did extremely well considering the many injuries sustained by a number of the team members. The loss of key members throughout the season left the season not meeting the expectations of preseason predictions.
League play left the Brothers 3-5, which is very respectable considering that we had wins over teams such as Jamesville-Dewitt and Fowler. Most im­ portantly, we had a win over our archri­ val, Bishop Ludden. As a matter of fact, the team not only beat Bishop Ludden, but they were crushed under the Broth­ ers’ track shoes. Losses came under excellent teams, such as Central Square, Cortland, Nottingham, Corco­ ran and Fulton, all of whom were indeed excellent teams.
The Brothers went on to the section­ als and did extremely well. Their record was 14-21 in Division B. Led by Randy Deyulio and Bill Deptula, the co-cap­ tains, the Brothers finished as the sec­ ond highest Catholic School in Division B Sectionals. Through hard work and dedication the team was able to make a season beset with troubles into a sea­ son we can all be proud of.
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