Feb 20, 2012 10:50 AM
Sean Karl is fouled in his team's loss to Floyd. KERRY MONACO PHOTOS
On Saturday afternoon, nine seniors played in their final game as members of the Eastport South Manor boys basketball team, and while the outcome of their final game was not a positive one, their coach couldn’t be happier with the careers his players had.
“There is one word that comes to mind right now and that’s proud,” ESM coach Chris Carlson said. “The amount of time you spend with your team is sometimes more than you spend with your family, so you become a sort of a family. I’m proud of not only what these guys have done on the basketball court but of the people they are.”
The 18th seed Sharks were dominated by second seed William Floyd, 62-42, on the higher seed’s court on Saturday afternoon.
The loss came less than... more
“There is one word that comes to mind right now and that’s proud,” ESM coach Chris Carlson said. “The amount of time you spend with your team is sometimes more than you spend with your family, so you become a sort of a family. I’m proud of not only what these guys have done on the basketball court but of the people they are.”
The 18th seed Sharks were dominated by second seed William Floyd, 62-42, on the higher seed’s court on Saturday afternoon.
The loss came less than... more
