Lake Braddock Secondary School - Lair Yearbook (Burke, VA)

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First Year Second in District Sometimes it’s hard to get a team to function with coordination, but the Junior Varsity Baseball team manag¬ ed to with ease. During the baseball season, the first for Lake Braddock, the JV team ran a record of 17 wins and four losses. They placed second in the Gunston District. Starting with a 4-3 win over Ham¬ mond, they began the season with six consecutive wins. As time went on, losses were few and far between. Only four teams won against Lake Braddock: Mount Vernon (twice), Hayfield and Chantilly once each. As to Chantilly, Lake Braddock came back to beat them 6-2. Finding a pop, Tony Stephan watched the ball go over the backstop. BOTTOM ROW: Craig Crutchfield, Sean Smith, Brian Mansour, Gary Moss, Scott Campbell, Clay Richardson, John Meade, Mickey Hansen, Brooks Lyles, Rick Isacc—Coach. TOP ROW: Bob Harris—Coach, Tony Stephan, Bill Whitworth, Karl Sprague, Howard Tipton, Todd Williams, Robby Jones, Ron Heinz, Scott Richardson, Mark Kasczmarek, Chuck Mangum, Fran Urbany, Dave Greeley, Glen Glover—Coach. PITCHERS ERA SO RB Karl Sprague .82 33 16 Bill Whitworth .74 45 41 Dave Greeley 1.87 24 11 Gary Moss 2.71 29 20 Howard Tipton 2.95 26 24 Spring Sports 11 e ' I

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PLAYERS AB R H Pet. Karl Sprague 33 7 13 .394 Bill Whitworth 66 16 24 .364 Ron Heinz 9 2 3 .333 Gary Moss 9 4 3 .333 Fran Urbany 40 11 13 .325 Howard Tipton 34 11 13 Scott Richardson—37 times on base Chuck Mangum—21 runs scored, 17 bases stolen .324 Hammond 3 Lake Braddock 4 Groveton 4 Lake Braddock 6 Lee 0 Lake Braddock 9 Edison 1 Lake Braddock 8 Hayfield 4 Lake Braddock 5 West Springfield 1 Lake Braddock 5 Mount Vernon 4 Lake Braddock 2 George Washington 4 Lake Braddock 8 Fort Hunt 6 Lake Braddock 11 Groveton 1 Lake Braddock 10 Lee 9 Lake Braddock 10 Chantilly 4 Lake Braddock 2 Edison 6 Lake Braddock 9 Hayfield 3 Lake Braddock 2 As he sits, Coach Harris watches Karl Sprague pitch. Freshman Baseball: TOP ROW: Matt Milstead, Randy Parker, Trice Gravette, Jay Irish, Randy Goldberg, Robert Craneal, Sam Johnston, Rodney Kilmen, Gary Greg, Walt Chernako—Coach. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Nisovicca, Kevin Deck, Brad Rawls, Tom West, Caleb Miles, Dave Whitworth, Mike West, Kevin Haymaker. Slamming it for a homerun, Bill Whitworth adds another one to his record against Lee. 10 Spring Sports

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Kick and Win Soccer is a sport that requires a great deal of team work. It takes the knowledge of controlling the ball, knowing when to pass to a teammate, how to get around an opponent, being able to score when the moment is right, and it takes a goalie that can hold the other team to as few goals as possible. Coach Linder’s team had it all, but it took the four pre¬ season games to put it together, as the Bruin’s Soccer team ended it’s season with 9-1-1 record. This was quite an achievement as they played only one other J.V. team, the other ten were Varsity A and B teams. With perfect balance, Carl McNiff gets around his opponent. Cheering the team for a goal, the rest shares with the happiness. During the summer, two Bruin Soccer players, Doug Dugan and John Moffatt along with Annandale’s Boys’ club, went to Canada and won the largest non¬ professional tournament in the U.S. and Canada. Working the ball upfield, Jim Addams is under tight Spartan cover. Controlling, Shawn O’Gara sets up a pass. 12 Spring Sports