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<he L,umberjack A pool party at Daytona.Beach during ACC's spring break, February 20-28. Approximately 30 ACC students took the tiring 30 hour bus trip to Daytona Beach Florida. Alth\lugh temperatures · ranged in the oO's, the tudents had a great time. · ·· The tdp was provided by Campus Marketing. Lady 1 Jack~ loo·k to future With the Lady Jack's basket -ball games behind them with a 8 win, 16 loss season- and a 3 win, 11 loss tonferem:e; Frank . Mccourt . gave an interview about his outlook for next -season. His first change has been to recruit new, bigger players for the team. Molly Huddleston will definitely join the Lady Jacks next season. She comes from Melvindale High, was on · the Allstate team, won ,honor- ·_able menti_on for her playing there, and stands six foot. McCourt · also has three more prospective players lined up · to be recruited .for next . , season, all who stand over six foot. His plan for these tall girls is to build a quick, tall, rebounding inside team. Mccourt expects the team to be able to achieve a full 40 minute hard-played game next 'season,. not like the sporadical- ly played games of this season where the girls may have play- ed hard for IO minutes and seem to ,lose concentration for 15. All in all it looks like the Lady Jacks have their work cut out foi; them next season, and we can look forward to some very exciting games. lntramurals offers new semes,er activities Since the start of . the suit. and· tow~!. second semester ina:ny intra- East Campus is open to -stu- .• mural activities have · been · ;d~nts r every Monday thru taking place. Thursday froi;n 8 pm - 10 pm 11 March 1887 pa~e 4. Men's Basketball , wrap-up The ACC Mens Basketball felt we could have won a few team ended their season with 14 wins and 14 game losses. The Lumberjacks finished fourth in the Eastern Con- · ference with a record of 11 to 5. ACC hosted Macomb Community .College on Feb- ruary -23 for their first. tour- nament game which ended in a Lumberjack victory of 85- 76. The s·econd tournament in Highland Park, was held ·, on February 25,' but the Lumber- jacks suffered a defoat 146 to 105 to Highland Park. At the NJCAA , Regional XII tournament at Kalamazoo Valley, ACC Mens team tied Delta 93 to 93 •causing the game to · go into · overtime with a final s·core of 104 to 97 in Delta'~ favor. Kalamazoo wo11 State competition and Oakland won the Regional. . more games, . but we're happy with the season, particularly in our Conference. We performed very well." Continuing he stated that he, "felt we pro- vided exciting basketball for AlJ?ena. Seeing the excitement of fans and· school gave us a 1qt of encouragement." , Terry Green, freshman basketball member, stated when asked about the Lumberjack season, "I believe_ if we would ·have · had more players on the team that we ·. would have went much flither · · than we did." Willie Gray, fellow team- mate, added, "We didn't have it together in the beginning of the season, but got it . together during . the second semester of school" Though . both were unhappy with not. meeting the Lumberjack goal VanDy~e looking ahead to next season said, "There is a major recruiting job, because we are losing our sophomore players." But Green, feeling confident toward the future, grinned and stated, "We're · going to have . a better season next year!" Intramural basketball Guido and Beav are show- ing how the game of bask~t- ball is played. With their re- . cord of 6-0 they will almdst surely advance into the. play- offs held Tuesaay, March 17 . Tarheels and DEF Crew are in tied for second place with theiT standing of 4-2 . Hamp and Company are at a comfortable third pla\:e with 2-5. And the Cellar Dwel- . Reflecting over an am- bitious season, Coach Wayne VanDyke commented: "We of winning all home games, ·· lers are last in the team .stand- both commented that it was a ings with 0-7_. "fun season." ACC Men's. Basketball Team (Front, left to right); Luther Harrel, Willie Gray, LeRoy•Blassengame, Maurice-:Windom, Dennis Thomas. (Back, 1 to ' r): Tony Warren; Ken Fitzt!k, Jimmie Holiday, Terry Green 'and Coach . YanDyke. · · The top four teams will · advance to the playoffs ancl the chapionship game will be held Thursday, March · 19 at c 8:00. ·BUD'S. Donuts · 492. Ripley Bl;vd·. . Skiers have been traveli~g .. for- open · recre_ation. The to · Mt. Mariah this past skiing weight room, is open the same season ~Ith tfie shdul:5::to test •· days from 7. .• pm - 10' pm. _ , Il M.ee_t your friends. for the out their skiini(abilities. · · Floor hocke·y will be start- Phones: · full service sel'f serve Swimming is also ·· being· ing. up 'Ma~ch 16th. 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