Difference between revisions of "1995 Detroit Catholic Central"
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| + | The three divisions of the academic team were more active than ever in 1995. The novice, junior varsity, and varsity divisions of the team combined for a record of 246 victories in 316 games while capturing a total of 26 trophies and awards. | ||
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| + | Split into two teams, the novice division of Coach Welborn won three tournaments and a league title while posting a combined record of 65-24. The story was even better at the junior varsity level. In this division, Coach Sroka’s players won five tournaments and a league title while posting an overall record of 89-20. | ||
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| + | Meanwhile, the varsity team of Coach Weinberg enjoyed one of its most productive seasons. The team posted an overall record of 96-26 while bringing home a total of ten trophies and awards. It was in post-season play that the team its greatest success. In a national tournament at St. Louis University, CC captured second place by posting eight victories before being edged in the championship game 315-270 by Eisenhower High School, Washington, MI. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:03, 30 June 2015
Season
The three divisions of the academic team were more active than ever in 1995. The novice, junior varsity, and varsity divisions of the team combined for a record of 246 victories in 316 games while capturing a total of 26 trophies and awards.
Split into two teams, the novice division of Coach Welborn won three tournaments and a league title while posting a combined record of 65-24. The story was even better at the junior varsity level. In this division, Coach Sroka’s players won five tournaments and a league title while posting an overall record of 89-20.
Meanwhile, the varsity team of Coach Weinberg enjoyed one of its most productive seasons. The team posted an overall record of 96-26 while bringing home a total of ten trophies and awards. It was in post-season play that the team its greatest success. In a national tournament at St. Louis University, CC captured second place by posting eight victories before being edged in the championship game 315-270 by Eisenhower High School, Washington, MI.