Springbrook High School - Trident Yearbook (Silver Spring, MD)

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RECORD Springbrook Opponents 57 Walter Johnson 83 Blair 67 Einstein 73 Kennedy 81 Damascus 69 Alumni 59 Wheaton 82 Gaithersburg Sherwood Peary Northwood B.C.C. Blair Damascus Wheaton Whitman Peary Sherwood Northwood Richard Montgomery Richard Montgomery 54 77 56 46 34 47 51 58 Varsity Basketball The Varsity Basketball team finished a victorious season, winning sixteen games and losing only five. Springbrook placed first in the double A Eastern Division and second in the county behind Richard Montgomery. Springbrook managed to be placed among the top twenty teams in the Washington area at the end of the season. With several returning letter- men and a crop of talented juniors, the team smashed records to become the winningest basketball team since 1964. if Merrill Brick lets himself be put nto the drivers seat c, F E - nn.. , . gf ,f 2 if L., Row 'l: J. Warner, M. Brick, K. Davidson, T. Greene, L. Broadus, D. Drewyer. Row 2: Mr. Kyle R. Sebastian, T. Myers, S. Chatham, P. Fritts, B. Baron, J. Bunting, B. Hanson, S. Culbertson S. Moore.

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Coach Kyle and the team make plans for the Whitman game. Among the many basketball records broken by the '67 team were the most points scored in twenty games, best field goal average, and best total rebound average. As a unit, they broke seven records. Kent Davidson made his marks in the book by attempting and making the most field goals, and the most offensive rebounds, Tom Greene made the most assists as Paul Frltts had the hlghest held goal percentage' Paul Fritts shows his opponents how it's done Kent Davidson gets up for the jump ball. Bruce Hanson goes for two as his teammates and opponents watch the ball. l52