Richard Winn Academy - Aerie Yearbook (Winnsboro, SC)

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Dean Branham, a leading inside player, out Point guard, Brad Douglas, noted for his hustle di jumps a Robert E. Lee opponent for two points rects the Eagle offense, in a Conference Tounament game. The 1988 Varsity Boys Basketball Team (1st row) Matthew Rambo, Brad Douglas, Brian Bonds,Dean Branham, Freddie Glenn, Brian Clybum; (2nd row) Coach Mike Robinson, Joe Bierer, Scott Douglas, Bo Williams and Coach Adrien Glenn. 26 SPORTS VB BASKETBALL

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JV's Build Skills Even though the JV Eagles ended up with a 1 and 4 record, this was still considered to be a very successful year. The coaches were proud of the progress that was made and the effort put forth by the team from week to week as they took on what always seemed to be larger teams. Much improvement was observed during the season as the players gained valuable experience and confidence. All the games were close and exciting. It was felt that with a couple of breaks, the JV Eagle s record could have easily been just the opposite. by Coach David Porter The 1987 JV Football team: (Bottom) Jonathon Burroughs, Palmer Nicholson, Greg Clowney, Mi- chael Dickerson, Ryan Bond, Brent Kelly, and manager Benjamin Porter; (Second Row) John Le- grand, John Martin, John Lewis, Jarrett Douglas, Robbie Davis, Bill Dove, manager Joe Renwick; (Third Row) Matt Renwick, Cal Caldwell, Jason Burroughs, Coaches David Porter and D. Melton, Clifford Castles, Christopher Bass; (Top Row) Jef Raley, Ron Hornsby, Rion Fetner, George King, Bubba Surratt, Steven Murray. Cal Caldwell and Brent Kelly show their disappointment after a close lose to Robert E. Lee in the last game of the season. JV FOOTBALL 25

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 Eagles Strive for Consistency The Varsity Eagles got off to an im- pressive start with a win over Wardlaw Academy. In this game, the Eagles faced men bigger than they and this would only be the first of their taller opponents. However, the height dis- advantage did not deter the Eagles. Solid inside play by Dean Branham and Scott Douglas helped set up the outside game for their leading scorer, Freddie Glenn. In addition. Bo Wil- liams and Brian Bonds made their presence known after returning injur- ies. Brad Douglas directed the offense from the guard position. A win over Sloan in Columbia be- gan a three game winning streak for the Eagles which was broken by a one point loss to Catawba. The rest of the year proved to be a learning experi- ence for the Eagles who look forward to eight out of ten players returning next year. By Brian Bonds A little disappointed after losing the conference tournament, the Varsity Boys accept their runner-up trophy. Bo Williams drives to the basket for a lay-up during a conference game against Calhoun Academy, SPORTS VB BASKETBALL 27