By WILL DONNER
Sports Editor
The Hazleton Campus Condors
basketball team which got off to
a great start this year have con
tinued their winning ways and
boosted their record to 10-4 and
a 3-3 record in league play.
On December 19-20 the
Highacres Holiday Classic was
held. In the first night of play
the Condors defeated Allentown
Campus, and Schuylkill defeated
Wilkes-Barre. In the second
night of play in the consolation
Wilkes-Barre came back and
defeated Allentown in a close
game. In the big game of the
night the Hazleton Condors
routed Schuylkill Campus to win
the tournament. Scores not
available.
On January 6 in a game again
st Mount Alto Campus, the Con
dors lost a very close game and
have Mont Alto their first win in
league play with a score of 71-
69. January 8 saw the Condors
start off with their second
strong which lasted through
most of the game. They did a
really great job and scored a
descisive victory over the
Pinebrook Jr. College team.
On January 13, the Condors
took another big win over
Delaware Campus with a big
score of 97-71.
On January 15 fans were
hosted to a great game on the
Condors home court when the
Condors pulled a 74-72 win over
Northampton Community
College in a game that went in
to overtime. The game against
York Campus which was
scheduled for Jan. 17 was post
poned until a later date.
On Jan. 20 the Condors lost a
real heartbreaker against the
first place team (Schuylkill Cam
pus) by the score of 84-82. Even
with this the Condors are still
very much in contention for the
league title.
The fans and cheerleaders
have been of great support to
the team this year along with a
new addition, our own Nittany
Lion. Members of the team put
in 3 hours a day Monday to
Saturday plus away games.
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LOST & FOUND
GLOVES
RINGS
CAR KEYS
ETC.
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Office
The team and coaches put in a
lot of time trying to make
Hazleton Campus number one,
and it would be appreciated very
much if the students would show
them some support in the future
games.
At the Jan. 27 game against
Mont Alto there will be an at
tempt made to fill the gym,
which holds 1200 people. The
highest attendance record for
this campus is 846. So on Jan. 27
at 2 p.m. make note to come see
your Condors trample Mont Alto
in a very big game.
For the Condors and their 10-4
record this has been the best
start in ten years. If the team
continues as it has been, this
may be Hazleton’s best team
ever.
The Condors are looking for
ward to going to the Com
monwealth Campus Playoffs
which will be held Feb. 16-17 at
Altoona Campus. Give them
your support in future games,
and help the Condors make it to
the playoffs.
STANDINGS
Schuylkill .
York
Delaware .
Hazleton ..
Mont Alto
Ogontz ...
Scranton .
SCHUYLKILL GAME
Half time Schuylkill led 45 to
41. Hazleton’s lost occurred at
the foul line with Schuylkill
making 13 of their 22 shots and
Hazleton with only 2 shots
making one.
Hazleton’s record now stands
at 10-4, over all and a CCAC
record of 3-3. The best record
Hazleton ever had was in 1948-
1949 with a record of 15-2.
DeAnglo the top scorer for the
team is on his way to breaking
the record for the most points a
game in a single season.
DeAnglo now has 325 points and
is averaging 23.2 points a game.
The current record is held by
Greg Slusser of 419, 1976-1977,
20 games.
DeAnglo
Galasieki
Kuzo
Wagner
Marsicano
Simpson
Burke .
Minier
Total
7-0-1-14
. 4-4-7-12
.. 0-0-0-0
. 7-1-3-15
. 11-0-0-22
... 4-0-0-8
.... 4-1-2-9
.... 1 -0-1-2
. 38-6-14-82