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

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Dean Wame Hallmark presents the 18th Hall- mark Trophy to Charles Brawner at the 1966 Annual Awards Assembly. He waslselectedi bY the R Association for his outstanding contribu- tion to SAC athletics. Basketball Achievements Longest Winning Streak Most Victories in One Year Most Team Points Scored One Year 100 Points or More Per One Game One Year Most Individual Points Scored One Year Highest Point Average One Year Most Individual Field Goals Scored One Year Most Individual Free Throws Scored One Year Most Team Points Scored One Game Most Individual Points Scored One Game Most Individual Field Goals One Game Most Individual Free Throws One Game Most Consecutive Free Throws Most Assists One Game Most Rebounds One Game NJ CAA Regional Finalists Texas J College Athletic Conference Champions San Antonio College Tournament Champions 9 Games 24 Games 2791 Points 6 Games 683 Points 21 Points 217 Goals 249 Goals 120 Points 44- Points 19 Goals 16 Goals 17 Goals 9 Assists 23 Rebounds Since l957 1963-64 1961-62 1961-62 1963-64 1961-62 Jerry Theis 1957-58 Roland Lopez 1961-62 Jerry Theis 1961-62 Jerry Theis 1963-64 1959-60 Sonny Schlameus 1957-58 Ronald Lopez 1964-65 Chas. Brawner 1964-65 Billy Alexander 1963-64 Elwood Plummer 8: Frank ,lasso 1963-64 David Porter 1961-62 8: 1963-64 1961-62 1963-64- I gol ma Ma resj Z fen Koi James Tague fof during a practice s

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