Stratford Junior High School - Signpost Yearbook (Arlington, VA)

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SPORTS RECAP OF THE YEAR Stratford. although young in county competition, proved more than a common opponent for the other junior highs of the county. The Cavaliers placed second in county football and basketball competition, and won the softball championship. Stratford started its athletic program the last of Septem her, when the first football varsity practice was announced. Mr. Hulett, the coach, had a turnout of over one hundred and twenty boys. They practiced from five until six-thirty at night mostly in the mud. The team had a very successful season con sidering all of the difiiculties which had to be overcome. The first game of the season saw Stratford winning over T.J., 19- 13, but the game had to be forfeited, and as it turned out later this game cost the Cavaliers the county championship. Then two wins over Madison, and a tie with Swanson ended the season. After the football season, basketball was started, with Mr. Druckenmiller coaching. The young team got off to a shaky start, but gained confidence, and finished with a six-won and four-lost record for the season. Several games were played with junior highs out of the county, where Stratford met some of its toughest opponents. The softball season opened the first of April, when over seventy boys rushed to the baseball field in answer to Coach Druckenmillerls call. The team was cut down to twenty in preparation for their first game. Six games were scheduled, two with each junior high school in the county. Softball seemed the sport for Stratford. The first five games played were won, two over both T.J. and Madison, and from Swanson. Stratford emerged from the softball season, the county Champions. Back in the fall Stratfordts intramural sport played was f0 otball. This saw the 7A, 8A, and 9A winning their respective grade championships. Basketball intramurals were started after we entered the new school. This met with more success than the football intramurals. It was played with single elimination, that is if one game is lost the team is eliminated and .a team had to win all of its games to emerge the grade cham pions. The teams to achieve this feat were 7B7, 8B, and 939. All of Stratfords athletic teams have met with success in the countyts sports program. The Signpost congratulates these . . M ,7 I ffAl f, l V VTX , a - K : r If- 4, r 7 f1, CH 3 ft , 4' vi, teams, and wishes them more success in the future. ',x .169 I z

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