WSC Swim Team found themselves in a rebuilding year this season when faced with the loss of three key performers a year ago. The Wildcats missed the services of breast stroker Gordon Nelson and backstroker Mike Saunde, both of whom held WSC school records in their specialities. Also gone from last year is Buddy Sadler, a 50-second 100-yard freestyle sprinter. However, Weber was not without some fine individual standouts this season. Bob Currie held four of the six freestyle school records and won first place in the 1000-yard freestyle. Vaughn White came through this year with a second place in the 1000-yard freestyle. Kelly Call had quit the team last year but came back to be a big threat in the 50-yard freestyle. His :52.74 effort helped to establish him as a very consistent performer. Upper right: Bob Currie was one of the more outstanding swimmers on the WSC swim team this season. Middle left: With his toes curled and ready for the 50-yard freestyle, Kelly Call was in his element. Middle right: Randy Allen cut the water like a knife through jello with his strong backstroke. The Wildcat Golf team was a very young team this year with John Abendroth the only senior, Malaska and Ford, sophomores, Brandenburg and Bradbury, freshmen. Weber should have a strong golf team for two more years considering this along with its record for the year. An invitation to the fourth annual St. Andrews Invitational Collegiate Championships in St. Andrews, Scotland was really an accomplishment for Coach Mac Madsen and team. The field was limited to twenty American teams and many teams from Europe. Money was raised through a unique Sponsor Athlete Golf Tournament idea thought up by Coach Madsen. The WSC golfers came back to Utah with some great experiences and Abendroth placed among the top thirty in the Championship. Weber State finished out a strong fall golf season with a tie for ninth place in the nineteenth annual William H. Tucker Intercollegiate at Albuquerque, New Mexico. The Wildcats finished with 1233 strokes which tied them with Southern Methodist for the second highest finish they have ever made in the Tucker. Upper right: Steve Thurgood used his strong backhand to Weber State's advantage. Lower left: John Abendroth watched the ball go sailing down the fairway into a sandtrap. Middle right: Bobbie Riggs congratulates Kevin Hardy after their hard-fought match.