Brandon High School - Eagle Yearbook (Brandon, FL)

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tl 1 ll 4 . ,. l . l i Q A Terrier opponent watches Wayne r Washington put the ball in the basket. 5 l l i l Q I l 1 l . l 1 l l l 1. l . 4 l. t t , l 4 I l i x l 1, - . rncpigfmqz. . . . . . 7--Z,-,t..rv-Q--W-fy.-.-..-..l,...m-5 11, ---Y-7 ,,,, , H., l l K l E 1 j l l l l ifr- 1 l 1 l 2 l l l l l l . l l 1 l r l l ' l , . l l 1 i l l . - l I l l l l I . r . ' Y Y, ,i7YYnh, , ,,..,,,...,,,,,. , ,.-. ,fi W YT., Y,iAl Shooting to score. Porter Dunlap .N 5 rises above the other players. 1 I f.Q...QQ il Qggiffii Hayward Davis receives a ball passed to him from one of his teammates. Jeff Singletanj puts the ball exactly where it belongs. Varsity Basketball I 131

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H. i tts Stars? No Rrob em f K 53 :NP045 VARSITY BASKETBALL - FRONT ROW: Wayne Davis, Chuckie Singletary, Pat Pichefg Richard Washington, Porter Dunlap, Greg Jones, Tommy Chancey, Eric Philyor, Jeff Singletary. Conley, Arthur Simmons. BACK ROW: Hayward . E, , , nr The 1980-81 Brandon Eagles Baske ball team found themselves starting o the eighties with basically a no-nam team, but even though the players w - made up the team started out as being n very well known, they carried with them genuine, enthusiastic attitude through th season. The head-coach ofthe Eagles was J Bennett, who completed his fifth year 1 coaching at Brandon in 1981, and h twentieth year in over-all coaching. The lettermen returning were Tor Conley, Porter Dunlap, and Wayn Washington who were all three quail quick guards. Jeff Singletary provided the necessar board strength along with strong ma Richard Chancey. Woody Davis was . improved player over the season. P Piche, Eric Philyor, and pint-size Gre Jones added depth to the team. 3 VARSlTY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD l B.H.S. vs. Opponent 73 Chamberlain 71 62 Winter Park 69 81 Hillsborough 79 5 73 Plant 75 l 96 T.B.T. 60 66 Robinson 87 56 Plant City 74 54 Winter Haven 51 55 King 66 60 East Bay 35 n48 Leto 52 45 Jetterson 50 25 Chamberlain 23 , 54 Plant 57 , 54 Hillsborough 40 i .,.a..,. .2 . 2. l 66 T.B.T. 29 Y Showing the opponent that he means busi- 38 Robinson 49 i ness,lTomrny Conley protects the ball while 40 Plant City 41, dribbling it toward Brandon s basket. 41 King 42 --was-H 42 East Bay 27 ' ' 5 51 Leto 53 52 Jefferson 49 l 43 Pram City 45 130 ,l Varsity Basketball

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I.. Z K F .wt W, 'Q n QQJRW I of : l.. 1 Kitrina Kelly watches carefully as Flecee Brooks begins to make a break. As top contenders forthe Western Con- ference, the Brandon Girls' Varsity Bas- ketball team was smaller than in past years, but what they lacked in size they more than made up for it in speed and spirit. The versatility of Kim Lambert, Kathy Lambert, Kathy Davis, Yolanda Holmes, Ginny Grandstrand, Julie Thompson, and Cynthia Gadson led the team offensively and defensively with strong drives, speed, rebounds and accuracy. Coaching the team for the first time, Coach Frank Vining added a new dimen- sion to the team's playing and spirit. Other members who rounded the team off to be a strong contender against rival teams were Carol Whitney, Angie Callender, Rene Danials, Anne Jamrog, Carrie Bak- er, Fleece Brooks, Terri Shettle, Kitrina Kelley and Edwina Griffin. ..,,.. , Griffin guards Julie Thomp a practice game. Small But Toug E3 in it diwlliiivwiiifi Concentrating on the basket, Kathy Davis prepares to shoot as Cynthia Gadson rests. Quietly observing the game Coach Frank Vining knows his team needs no coaxlng to win 1321 Girl s Varslt Basketball