San Antonio College - El Alamo Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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1965.56 nffd over tor their lflated the 911 Victory 'fillg with 5 the Sea. Ve one of e school's wner and arreal and s included fonference othe 311. oubt, was per game ar scoring ur figures ent of the Y Biggest wins: Individuals : Season Record Season: Won 16-Lost 13 Conference: Won 6-Lost 6 Game scores: SAC SAC SAC SAC SAC SAC SAC SAC SAC 'SAC SAC SAC SAC SAC SAC 'SAC SAC SAC iSAC 'SAC 'FSAC :SAC 'SAC 'SAC 'SAC 'SAC 'SAC SAC SAC Leading scorers: Charles Brawner Albert Villarreal Johnnie Teran acBn 64 Security Service 69 ' Cisco Jr. College 97 , Schreiner Institute 88 3 Odessa College 100 ccBn 0 K Victoria College 74 Schreiner Institute 80 Victoria College 86 Concordia College 68 Pan American College 89 Victoria College 75 St. Mary's University B 47 N St. Mary's University B 41 ' Blinn Jr. College 71 Wharton Jr. College 94 Ranger Jr. College 68 64 South Texas Jr. College 101 San Jacinto College 86 Schreiner Institute 68 South Texas Jr. College 96 COTJ San Jacinto College 75 Concordia College 73 Blinn Jr. College 65 Wharton Jr. College 105 Schreiner Institute 99 South Texas Jr. College 98 Pan American College B 79 Total Avg. 481 17.2 Charles Brawner Record 295 12.3 Total pts.-1,046 pts. for 281 13.4 Iwo YCSIIS- Team's onl accom lishment: Runner-u in SAC Basketball Tournament P P Ranger 81 San Jacinto David Braymen-All SAC Tournament Charles Brawner-Co-Capt., All-Conference and All-Region Billy Alexander-Co-Capt. Johnnie Teran-All SAC Tournament and 2nd team All-Conference Albert Villarreal-All SAC Tournament and 2nd team All-Conference Ronald Hall, post, freshman, '63 Cha1'1eS MCYCF, guard, freshman, 6'1 Security Service Exciting plays brought cheerleaders and spectators to their feet during the first home game against Victoria College

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l50 Charles Brawner and Billy Alexander, oo-captains, confer with Coach Tom Smith, center, concerning an up-coming meet. A1l,,,,. 11:11 , , 1 , I r 1 5,109 -David Brayman, guard, freshman, 6'1 John P. J Basketball With an average height of 6'2 per man, the 1965-66 Ranger basketball team took the court and stormed over the c'Bullpuppies from Texas Lutheran College for their season opener victory. Four close-game defeats inflated the Ranger lost column, however, before the team tasted victory again. Winning seven of their next nine games, starting with a forfeit by Texas Lutheran, gave a sample of the sea- son's ups-and-downs. While Coach Tom Smith's charges did not have one of their outstanding years, they nevertheless posted the schoolls fourth winning season in a row. Leading the team were co-captains Charles Brawner and Billy Alexander and hotshot freshmen Albert Villarreal and Johnnie Teran. Brawner, sharpshooting guard, was included in the listings of the All-Texas Junior College Conference South Zone team. It was his second naming to the all- state team, having been listed on it last year. Having much to do with the honor, no doubt, was Brawner's high scoring. He averaged 17.2 points per game for the yearly total of 4-81, setting a SAC two-year scoring record of 1,046, the only player to ever hit in four figures in SAC athletic history. Brawner was also recipient of the Hallmark trophy, which is awarded annually. Seaso. Confe Game SAC SAC SAC SAC SAC SAC SAC SAC SAC 'SAC SAC SAC SAC SAC :SAC 'SAC SAC SAC 'SAC 'SAC 'SAC 'SAC 'SAC 'SAC 'SAC 'SAC 'SAC SAC SAC Leading scorers Charles Brawne Albert Villarrea .lohnnie Teran Team's only acc Biggest wins: Individuals: ones, Post: 50Ph0m0I0, 64 Johnnie Teran, post, freshman, 6'4 Ronald Hall,

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