1967 - Alcala

TOREROS OLE!

by June Quirk

The Toreros this year have ended with a fourteen victory

to an eleven loss averag e. Four of the starters this year

were returnees from the '66 NCAA Regional Playoff's.

They have proven that the Toreros are on the way to

something hig with the outstanding coaching of Phil

Woolpert. The spirit was strong even though a few

members of the team suffered injuries before or at the

beginning of the season.

Alan Fay, (6-5, 210 lb .) forward, was the team captain.

He finished the year with great rebounding and accurate

shots in the court. Fay will leave the Toreros ranking

tenth among the all-time scores atU.S.D. His great team

work and spirit will be a loss to the Toreros.

Rick Cabrera, (6-3, 1751b.) forward, ranked in the

highest esteem in field goals and pointage with Ted

Fields at a close second. Cabrera has shown great team

spirit and has bee n one of the great team boosters to all

the players. The potential for his final year looks good.

Ted Fields, (6-2, 1851b.) gua rd and forward, Cabrera's

comrade on the court, has shown outstanding ability in

field action and shooting. He is co nsidered one of the

best guards on the coast, and he has well proven this

honor with this season's action.

Bill Sheridan, (6-0, 1801b.) guard, has finished his second

season as a starter for the Toreros. He has shown

outstanding accuracy in shooting and strong defensive

action this y ear. He is th e "speedee" on the court. His

potential for next y ear is hi gh and it looks good for the

whole team.

Durel Carpenter, (6-5, 2151b.) c enter, was a transfer

from Stanford and Mt. San Antonio J.C. Carpenter has

been one of the most outstanding center's in U.S.D.

history. He was a good asset to the Toreros this season.

Gus Magee, (6-6, 2151b.) center, was a transfer from the

Air Fo rce. He has shown team power and spirit and has

been the uplift to both the team and the fans, for when

things weren't looking too good one could always see

Gus smiling with thumbs up for victory.

Jim Wilke, (6-6, 1851b.) forward and center, has pro ven

to have great potential in vars ity action as all hav e seen.

He has been quick to action, emphasizing the want to

win and working as a str ong defensive man. He will b e

good potential for the varsity in the next two years of his

eligibility.