Lake Braddock Secondary School - Lair Yearbook (Burke, VA)

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Swinging Into Action Gaining experience through losing some tough matches helped mold the golf team to producing a 4 and 5 season. Although lack of facilities detracted from practice time, our team managed to smooth out a few kinks, which showed by Gray Hamilton’s placing fifth in District com¬ petition and missing State by a meager two strokes. Mr. David Webber remained optimistic for seasons to come and maintained, “We have a lot of depth.” The players were: Gray Hamilton, Steve Reynolds. Ritson Ferguson, Brad Dalton, Scott Bowen, Jim Tucker, Amy Geithner, Adam Rubin, Chris Lebiedz, and Ken George. LB vs Quantico 1-8 LB vs Chantilly LB V 2 -V 2 LB vs Fort Hunt 1-8 LB vs Edison LB 8-1 LB vs Lee LB 5V2-3 Vz LB vs Hayfield LB 6V2-2V2 LB vs Mount Vernon 4-5 LB vs Groveton 4-5 LB vs West Springfield 1-8 Spring Sports 23

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i . » Smoothing out his stroke, Steve Reynolds takes one last look before rolling it in for par. After a long afternoon match, Amy Geithner contemplates on how it went. Studying through the moments of waiting, Amy Geithner and a West Springfield player double check the tricky grain while a Lee opponent steadies his grip. . v ' Will drop, Scott l al roll that was just i 22 Spring Sports

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No Support—Why? Boys’ Gymnastics was one of the least supported sports of our high school. One reason was the tension of the performer. He makes his points and nobody can help him. The support was almost nothing compared to any other major sport. The team of Mike Worth, Steve Hackney, Rocky Struct, Kelly Higgins, Jim Underwood along with Coach Bud Clements tried to figure it out. Performing on the pommel horse, floor exercises, rings, vaulting, parallel bars, and high bar just didn’t please the student body. Coming out of a cross pull-out, Mike Worth uses great strength. On the rings is Mike Worth. Kelly Higgins on the horse.