Brunswick High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

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Bulldogs a Winner in “80” Dedicated to returning the joy and prestige of winning to the football pro¬ gram, the 1980 Bulldogs accomplished just that. Although the final record of 5- 3-2 could have been better with a differ¬ ent bounce of the oblonged pigskin, all of the Bulldogs will admit to lots of fun on Friday nights. Highlights of the sea¬ son include a last second touchdown to the AAA opponent Prince George and the unforgettable homecoming victory. A Todd Gillis to Kelvin Mason to Terry Crayton pass lateral (Flea Flicker) pro¬ duced a 56 yard touchdown and a 27- 20 victory over Smithfield. Arch-rival Park View was another victim of a Todd Gillis to Kelvin Mason scoring toss, this time a 38-yarder midway through the fourth quarter to produce a 6-0 victory. Low points of the season were losses to Southside District opponents Notto¬ way 27-7 and Greensville 26-6, but the final scores were not indicative of the Bulldogs’ effort, as a different bounce of the ball could have meant a victory rather than a defeat. Halfback Kevin Taylor (22) takes a pitch-out from Todd Gillis (11) for an end sweep in 6-0 victory over Park View. ► 24 Football

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Girls’ Basketball Record: 9-5 BSHS Opp. Goochland 31 39 Louisa 42 36 Prince Edward 55 42 Prince Edward 36 32 Park View 42 27 Bluestone 32 46 Nottoway 32 48 Greensville 40 37 Randolph-Henry 45 35 Park View 51 52 Bluestone 46 39 Nottoway 39 42 Greensville 51 32 Randolph-Henry 61 58 Tournament Nottoway 58 59 Renita Wilson skillfully brings the ball down court against two Bluestone defenders in 46-32 loss. ▼ ◄ Phyllis Callis scores foul shot against Greensville in 51-32 victory. ▲ Lady Bulldogs in pre game practice, before 55 42 win over Prince Edward. Girls’ Basketball 23

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◄ Halfback Terry Crayton (21) attempts to high step over Nottoway Cougars, but was unable to halt a 27- 7 Bulldog loss. Football 25