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

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occer team Wins first championship. Extra? Extra? Brandonls first city cham- pionship. With a record of 6-1 Coach William Bell guided the Chargers to first place in only two seasons. Outstanding teamwork, talent, and practice con- tributed to the championship. Goalkeepers David Bass and Victor Brant steadied the defense with help from Mike Presnell and John Tecson. Chris McVey lead the team in scoring with a season's total of eleven. The team played in thunderstorms, hail, cold, and heat with their best effort com- ing against Kempsville Junior. This was the first defeat for Kempsville in two years and paved the way for a city championship for the Chargers. I ' ' 'i ing l 1 -l 5 . -5 , -,' 'Q ....,.- :,..Y.-- N 5t, --- si-- ..,-.-.,-.-:ur -W fqx. - ,,+-.gf--aiu: -ns..-' ' -: - .L -at. X.: .r ' -- I - 1, - - a1Af n.v9-nn :,.':? '4-41 k A s V 'fE.:..22'. -gi-- , - - 5 -, 'yi-F ' 4 '-A-asia 7 ' ' ,:'IT 'V'iL:, 'g,,,,. ' -i l--1' : -Q 'Q 7 ' :lf ., , -.4 I' ., .A C 'fs .aff fr it 'a,,,..f..'f' i . H- - a..---+1 - ff . if f .4.:....' - ..... .5 ' - .- -ls.-awpir.. Q 1 il 'KLA IS ' . '.- Q' WJ ' J. I'IiUN I: 4 He-Irhm-r, Il Ne-rmfr, 5 Irnusrkf-, I' I,ohm1-:je-r, SICVUNII: M Kozakowski Imgrl, II. Gill, S. Hrooks, Il. Ixnrlcv J. H,Lg.1nflu1,1' N11 Ye-v, fl 'll-worm, I' I'ime-mil, 'I' Iilggio lmgr lg 'I'IIIRIl: S. Moffitt, II. Tuglmng, I . Suddreth, 'I'. Minor, IJ. Hu:-is, -I. Xnrgns, IJ Siungi.. S Mink, NI I're-um-Il, Vouvli He-Il MISSING: V. Hrnnt, A. Alderman tmgrl

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