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

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A turnaround jumper by Todd Williams isn’t enough to defeat the Rebels. The smallest man on the court, Bobby Steele more than makes up for it by his great jumping ability and controls the tap. Lake Braddock 48 Lee 46 Lake Braddock 67 Hayfield 48 Lake Braddock 58 Fairfax 61 Lake Braddock 62 Edison 60 Lake Braddock 60 Mount Vernon 62 Lake Braddock 70 DeMatha 72 Lake Braddock 46 St. John’s 60 Lake Braddock 54 Robinson 58 Lake Braddock 67 Fort Hunt 54 Lake Braddock 49 Annandale 41 Lake Braddock 58 Woodson 64 Lake Braddock 74 T.C. Williams 72 Lake Braddock 44 Groveton 60 Lake Braddock 75 West Springfield 58 Lake Braddock 44 Robinson 48 Lake Braddock 50 Fort Hunt 62 Lake Braddock 47 Annandale 49 Lake Braddock 78 Woodson 61 Lake Braddock 72 T.C. Williams 86 Lake Braddock West Springfield A determined effort by Kent French cannot overcome the Stags of DeMatha. The Varsity Basketball Team utilized their sixth man, the home court advantage. They compiled a 5-3 record at home and they defeated 3 opponents at home, when they lost to them away. The crowds at the games were the largest, even though they competed on the same nights as wrestling and swim-dive. The players could feel the emotion playing at home. Winter Sports 129

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By adjusting his shot, John Beveridge avoids getting it blocked and sinks two. On a rare drive, Kent French beats the Cadets badly. Sailing in clear for two of his thirty points against De Matha is Scotty Richardson. Towering over the Rebels, Kent French banks in a side jumper. Page 129: Despite giving away ten inches in height, Joe Barnett still puts up a jump shot. 128 Winter Sports

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Captain Rick Peterson converts an offensive rebound into two points against DeMatha. As he splits the Stags defense, Scott Richardson makes a 3 point play. Bruins The Bruin’s 75-76 schedule was as tough as the Bruins themselves. Besides the obvious problem, the new super district, the Bruins faced the best non-league opponents available. Fairfax, Lee, Mount Vernon and Groveton were four of the region’s top ten teams and DeMatha and St. John’s were east coast powers. The Bruins were against players such as All- American Hawkeye Whitney and Bucky Roman. However, the Bruins kept their poise. They suffered a severe letdown after the heartbreaking loss at Robinson. Leading with less than ten seconds to go and in possession of the ball, the Rams stole the ball and inbound passes and scored five points in five seconds. The Bruins were upset twice the next week before they came back to destroy league-leading Woodson. 130 Winter Sports