Brandon Middle School - Reflections Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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Driving toward the goal. Christi Crockett and her teammates drive the ball downlield as Plaza players try to gain ff .' .- rl-'l t -g.f'i11' ,,,i1 .0 , 1 ., .J-.gt - 'gif .. , -f-li' DO' . I Attempting a tackle. Tackles are made in hockey as well as football. Here a Brandon player moves in for a tackle but is foiled by Plaza's Kim Schneider. g ' .- . - ms' f I 4.-f ,, .A fn-X 5 ,111 .N 1 if lf' K 2B1fa1gc1Q!ff ga-fg:fQy?5f1r5n219 BeaQh.n h, , F v it- 7' if9'i- 'i???7-gl l t-vBiQ1if1Q11'if1i1lQa?v2i' Vfefiiiaisfrlld -.f,n'1r:r'w2 my L

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FIELD HOCKEY 1979 Despite its no winl' record, Brandon's field hockey team kept up its spirit and morale for the entire season. The Chargers managed to finish the season with ties to Princess Anne and Kempsville, locking in a three-way tie with those teams for fourth place in the league. The team was coached by Terry Sawyer of White Oaks Elementary School. Though all team members performed well, the most valuable player for the season was Jennifer Armstrong. Susan Strobach walked away with honors as the most valuable offensive player, and Lisa Bruner took defensive honors. Throughout the season, the girls gained valuable experience which they hope to put to good use in the 1980 games. 'fs-J Front S St bach T. Regal, J. Morgan, C. Arzadon, F. Lyons, J. Armstrong Second: C. Crockett, S. McGee B Benton L. Bruner, P. Points Third:Terri Sawyer fCoachJ, M. Rivera, K.Lipham, P. Munden