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The 2004 - 2005 Cornerstone
basketball season was a very good one for both the teams.
The 7th grade team started the year by finishing fourth at the Second
Baptist Tournament and then finishing the season with a record of 7 - 6.
After their initial success the team struggled to achieve a winning record.
However, by the end of the year the team was playing much better. In fact,
following the semester break, the team finished the year by going 3 - 1.
Randy Molina started the year by being named to the All-Tournament team at
the Second Baptist tournament, and ended the year by being named the teams
Most Valuable Player. Sean Burked was named the teams Most Improved Player
because he worked hard all year and continually improved as a player. |
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The 8th grade
team struggled to start the year and was not able to place in the Second
Baptist Tournament. That was their only bump in the road though as they
roared through the season with an 8 - 4 record. All four of the loses
occurred in tournaments, none of them in the regular season. The team ended
the year, and their careers at Cornerstone, in amazing fashion. They placed
fourth at the Westbury Christian tournament, defeated KIPP Academy, then
defeated the seventh grade team to earn the right to play a team of
teachers.
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Prior to this year the
teachers had never lost to a team of students before. However, this years
team defeated the teachers 58 to 52 in a very tightly contested game.
Matthew Vaughn was named to the All-Tournament team at the Westbury
Christian tournament, and followed that up by being named the team's Most
Valuable Player. Matthew Kosmoski and Ryan Cribbs were named the team's Most
Improved Players as the struggled to start the season and ended it by
providing the team with some very important effort. |
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Coach Witschonke, Coach
Gregg, and the players would like to thank the Cornerstone staff and
students for making this basketball season so successful. |
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