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JUNIORS SPARK BOY'S BASKETBALL
The Runnin' Rams were the surprise team of the Prep "B” conference. Despite the graduation of all the experienced varsity players from last year, the Rams compiled a record of 10-12 with upset wins over Princeton Day, Montclair-Rimberly, Morristown-Beard, and Rutgers Prep. Mot bad for a team that iost all its starters! Only a two-point loss to Saddle River Day, a team they had lost to by ten points earlier in the season, kept them from reach­ ing the "final four." Eugene Achermann, a junior foreign exchange student, led the Rams with a 20 point scoring average that was good enough to land him fifth on the state scoring list! Chris MaCall, Brett Allen, Tom Lee, and Tood Kaplan, all Juniors, were potent forces and should prove to be the nucleus of next year's hopes for the first W-H state title since Greg Boff and the 1983 team.
Most Valuable Plaer: EUQEME ACHERMAMri Most Improved Player; TODD KAPUAn Coach's Award: BRETT ALLEFi
Defensive Charge Award; MIKE ZUCKER
season note; Coach Kuchar was presented with the game bail from his 500th career coaching win in W-H's second game this season: a December 1st win over Ranney Prep in the semi-finals of the Dwight-Englewood Tournament.
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