Chopticon High School - Chopticonian Yearbook (Morganza, MD)

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If I was only 3 inches taller. Debbie Harper tries her hardest to get to that ball first You guys get back out there and show them how it’s done. Coach Dillard takes a few minutes out to talk to her team. Just don’t tickle my foot. Wendy Mckeruie wraps up Melissa Gwen's ankle for support before the game Front Row Sharon Harvey. Coach Mrs. Dillard, Sonya Trimbath. Second Row: Melissa Gwinn. Michelle Nether. Debbie Harper. Dawn Phillips Back Row: Chris Onler. Tony Trimbath. Pam Young. Shelley Butler V. Basketball i Scoreboard CHS OPPONEh 39 Douglass 30 30 St. Mary's Ryken 28 28 McDonough 43 37 Northern 47 42 Thomas Stone 44 41 LaPlata 67 47 Lackey 36 46 GwynnPark 35 40 Leonardtown 27 33 Great Mills 46 47 Calvert 43 26 LaPlata 42 25 McDonough 20 53 St. Mary's Ryken 33 43 Thomas Stone 49 45 Leonardtown 42 44 Northern 45 50 Calvert 45 43 Lackey 23 45 Great Mills 46 Tournaments 33 St. Mary’s Ryken 17 36 Great Mills 60 29 Glenalg, Region III 40 COMPETITIONS 171 Gris Varsity Basketball

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Sportin' Down the Court The Lady Braves Varsity Basketball team started out slow but certainly ended with a Bang. Under new coach Rebecca Dillard, the Lady Braves maintained a .500 record throughout the remainder of the season with a final season record of 5 and 7. Senior Sonya Trimbath was the leading scorer with 388 points in 23 games. Trimbath averaged almost 17 points in every game, followed by Junior Melissa Gwinn with 132 points, an average of almost 6 per game. With the return of Melissa Quinn, and other underclassman players, hopes are high for a winning season in ’86. Boy. that’s a long way up! Senior Sharon Harvey tries to make a tough shot under extreme pressure. Dr. J could never do it better! Sonya Trimbath made more baskets than any other teammate this season. COMPETITIONS Girls Varsity Basketball

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Dribbling to Success The 85-86 basketball season was a very joyous one for coach Rich O'Donnell. His team won its long awaited SMAC Title and it wasn’t easy, but they did it. Their overall record was 16-6, and of their four regular season losses, three were lost by a narrow margin of two points or less. This league was no push over either, they fought hard and long, the title of Champions wasn’t gained until the last week of the regular season. One of the main reasons for their success was the exciting, reckless play of Senior Terrence Allen. His crowd pleasing slam dunks kept the fans at the game and even made the fan turn out larger. They lost in the first round of the state tournament, but that was no let down compared to the feeling of being on top of their division. This Championship team had 3 All-SMAC nominations in Billy Holt. Terrance Allen, and junior Ricky Long. Of the three Allen and Long were chosen first team, and All-County. Hey You! Mr O’Donnell gets his point across to the referees at a home game. Go for it all! Maurice Frederick goes for two at a game against Lackey. Competition SMAC Champions Boys Basketball