Page 96 - CBA 1985 YEARBOOK

Considering the depth of talent on
the team, expectations were high that
player performance would be strong
enough to take on the league leading
team — St. Ann’s. In spite of a sea­
son which witnessed strong contribu­
tions from returning players Chris St. Charles’ favor.
Nelson, Paul Izzo, and Chris Robb, Middle School squad saw key losses which frustrated their hopes of meet­ ing St. Ann’s in playoff competition.
The Middle School hoop season — though not a championship one — was a winner for the Middle School Basketball Team as they chalked up
The crucial game — a controver­ a 10-3 record in league play while
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sial one against St. Charles — wit­ nessed two relatively evenly matched teams fight a see-saw battle for the seeding spot in championship play. Several key turnovers and a series of frustrating calls ended the contest in
going 11-5 overall. Forward Bobby Campbell was both an offensive threat and a defensive stopper. Mike ludice also provided consistency at guard slot. The team took second place in Blessed Sacrament Christ­ mas Tournament, losing only to Saint Ann’s. Coach Herbert Maxwell said he was very pleased with the team’s never-say-die attitude and their hard, aggressive style of play.
Ready or not, Chris Robb, Bob Campbell, Andy Mowins, and Chris Nelson get psyched for St. Ce- celias.
Easy opening is Chris Anthony’s reaction as he lines up his shot.
Returning players spark team as
Middle School Hangs Tough in CYO League