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

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While waiting to receive the ball, Bruin players reorganize. Jumping for two points is David Bartz. FIRST ROW: Mickey Hanson, Paul Skogerboe, Matt Masaitis, Rob Hughes, Dale Tutterow, Marty Masaitis, Bob Leporatti. SECOND ROW: Stuart Prior, Dave Goins, Matt Milstead, Scott Billak, Marty Nickley, Dave Bartz. Shooting for Bruins is Paul Skogerboe. 50 Winter Sports

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Adding two points to the scoreboard is Todd Williams. In the George Mason Tournament, Lake Braddock placed first, with Rick Peterson receiving the Most Valuable Player Award. Throughout the season, important con¬ tributions to the games were made by Scott Richardson, Rick Peterson, and a new Bruin player, Joe Barnett, on offense. Key defensive players were Bobby Steele, and Mike Digby. Competing in AAA league has not been easy, but has been most profitable. The Bruins did a great job in their first varsity year, and have high hopes for the ones to come. FRONT ROW; Howie Jorns, Scott Richardson, Joe Barnett, Mike Digby, Ken Hoiroyd, Dave Greeley, Tony Stephen, Bobby Steele. BACK ROW: John Rogers, Rick Peterson, Steve Lakata, Ken French, Todd Williams, John Beveridge, Bill Davis. Fort Hunt 46 Lake Braddock 58 West Springfield 78 Lake Braddock 50 Edison 45 Lake Braddock 36 Robinson 76 Lake Braddock 56 Hayfield 63 Lake Braddock 64 Christmas Tournament 47 Lake Braddock 70 Groveton 46 Lake Braddock 52 Herndon 63 Lake Braddock 73 Lee 85 Lake Braddock 58 Mount Vernon 63 Lake Braddock 62 Fort Hunt 70 Lake Braddock 48 Groveton 52 Lake Braddock 58 Langley 67 Lake Braddock 70 Hayfield 49 Lake Braddock 38 Edison 52 Lake Braddock 53 Washington and Lee 71 Lake Braddock 64 Mount Vernon 62 Lake Braddock 53 Lee 77 Lake Braddock 56 West Springfield 67 Lake Braddock 63 Winter Sports 49

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4 Being closely guarded is David Bartz. As Bruins play, Kelly Downing watches on. Ticking Together ? Sometimes the Junior Varsity Basketball Team found themselves having to dribble twice, jump higher, or hustle more to make it. These skills didn’t seem to tick together, for a final season record of five wins and twelve losses. Great amounts of determination were in each player, although as a team it sometimes seemed to be lacking. Each teammate produced his individual efforts, with im¬ portant contributions from David Bartz, Marty Nickley, and Robbie Hughes. Junior Varsity Basketball Scores Fort Hunt 62 Lake Brad dock 43 West Springfield 86 Lake Brad dock 56 Edison 34 Lake Braddock 44 Robinson 48 Lake Braddock 44 Hayfield 41 Lake Braddock 58 Groveton 84 Lake Braddock 41 Herndon 54 Lake Braddock 47 Lee 67 Lake Braddock 47 Mount Vernon 62 Lake Braddock 49 Fort Hunt 67 Lake Braddock 52 Groveton 61 Lake Braddock 50 Langley 49 Lake Braddock 63 Hayfield 50 Lake Braddock 43 Edison 50 Lake Braddock 60 Washington and Lee 44 Lake Braddock 41 Mount Vernon 45 Lake Braddock 53 Lee 68 Lake Braddock 60 West Springfield 62 Lake Braddock 60 Winter Sports 51