Hall of Fame
Booras becomes the third member of the school's first-ever conference champion basketball team (1974-75) to enter the Hall of Fame. He now stands alongside Randich and last year'' inductee, Bill Gerrish. Booras, who scored a career-high 279 points that season, had his most memorable moment on December 17, 1974, when he came off the bench to hit all 10 of his shots from the field in a 96-81 victory over Judson. At the time, the feat was a state record. Today, it still stands as a CSF record. The career-high 20 points that night was the first of three such games for the forward. He would also record 20-point efforts six nights later in a 108-80 win over Roosevelt and again on January 20, 1976 in a 74-71 decision over George Williams College. Other top five marks include his 11 assists in a 72-61 victory over IIT on February 2, 1977 to place him third for most assists in a game, while his 111 games played leaves him in the No. 5 spot on the all-time list. Booras played tennis in his final two seasons, 1976 and 1977, under the direction of Lyle Hicks.
