Hatch School - Yearbook (Newport, RI)

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amify Z?afiAef6af The Hatch basketball team wound up it's season with a 3-S record. How- ever, this is not indicative of the teams performance on the floor. Many of the games were decided by a small margin. Typical of these games was the battle with Tabor Academy. Midway in the fourth period Tabor closed the gap and moved into a tie with a tiring Hatch team. Wfith six seconds remaining in the hnal period Pete Moran scored the two points which gave Hatch the game. lt then became evident that the team was capable of a good performance when the pres- sure was on. Another highlight of the season was the game with Rivers School. The Hatch team, paced by Mike Klein, smothered their opponents 70- 40. Klein broke the school scoring record for the most points scored in a game with 33. Hatch's captain, Tom Kavanagh was another standout in this game with his sensational re- bounding and play-making ability. The starting five for Hatch this year were: john Hale, Mike Klein. Tom Kavanagh, Pete Moran and Briggs Carroll. Other members of the team who saw a great deal of action were: Jed Dolce, Bill Lynch and Refi Berent. Coach john Young predicts a strong Hatch team for l962. . is i --.'.-, , a .,. W 5 zz: rf if I .N Sf 5 . . '. 4 'a Y fs. f l ij i. Iiffiif - t ,kv Tom Kavanagh i 2 i

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