Walsingham Academy - Legende Yearbook (Williamsburg, VA)

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL w Wa OPPONENTS VARSITY I. V BASKETBALL 52 Eastern Academy 11 21 Portsmouth Cath. 33 42 Easter Acad' 40 27 Norfolk Academy 24 43 Norfolk Coll' 93 40 Norfolk Cath. 56 80 Eastern Acad. 74 44 Norfolk Clllll' 55 40 Peninsula Cath. 27 76 Norfolk Coll. 84 62 Barry Robmson 54 av Norfolk coll. 33 so Norfolk coin. 73 35 Penmsula Oath- 38 22 Tidewater Acad. 30 69 Barry Robinson 56 50 Nolfolkghllsl' 73 59 Norfolk Olrriof. 13 vo Peninsula Coin. ez 55 Fred- Mglltafv 52 54 Eastern Academy 19 72 Poquoson 73 49 541055 S 55 22 Portsmouth Cath. 35 73 Portsmouth Cath' 57 40 Portsmouth Cath. 54 42 Norfolk Acad. 22 63 Western Branch 50 55 Hampton Roads 56 31 Norfolk Cath. 46 36 Peninsula Cath. 35 44 Portsmouth Cath' 55 56 Peninsula coin. 27 37 Norfolk Christ. 53 52 Eastern Arafl' 33 33 Norfolk 23 7-1 Fred- Military 48 52 NOFf0lk-QhTlSl. 51 69 Norfolk Christ. za so si. Iohn's 49 45 Fred' Mlllfafy 58 34 Tidewater Acad. 43 58 Portsmouth Cath. 50 54 Norlolk Coll' 59 TIDEWATER 76 Hampton Roads 74 46 Pelllllsllla Oath' 44 CONF. TOURNAMENT: 61 Poriornoofn coin. 49 42 N0rf01k,OHrh' 72 33 Norfolk Coll. 17 62 Eastern Acad. 54 54 Sl' T555 S 33 29 Portsmouth Cath. 42 81 Norfolk Christ. 60 55 Hampton Roads 54 34 Tidewater Acad. 55 69 Fred. Military 51 54 Barry Roblllsoll 44 CATHOLIC 59 Norfolk coll. 75 NORFOLK OATHOUO I -V- LEAGUEICHAMPIONSHIP: so Peninsula coin. 52 INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT 26 Norfolk Catholic 42 62 Norfolk Cath. 71 44 Norfolkgalh' 95 40 Peninsula Cath. 25 66 St. Iohn's 69 59 Fred' Mllllaly 50 All Conference First Team - Bev 68 Hampton Roads 66 49 Norfolk Chrlsl' -45 Dorman: Second Team - Ianet 40 Barry Robinson 59 Iohnson. All Tournament, Cath. STATE TOURNAMENT League and MVP, Cath. League 60 lI'ei0I1 73 Tournament- Bev Dorman. 56 St. I0hn'S 44 49 Barry Robinson 57 All Tour. Team, HRA Christmas To ur,' MVP, Ports. Cath. Christmas Tour.: All Tour. Team, HRA Invita- tional: 2nd Team, All State - SCOTT CHANCE. All Tour. Team, HRA Christmas Tour.p MVP, HRA Invitational: Hon- 0 West Point 2 orable Mention, All State - BRIAN 0 Norfolk Aoad. 2 CROSS C OUN TR Y MCNELIS. 0 Hampton Roads 5 24 Benedictine 31 All Tour. Team, Ports. Cath..Christ- 1 William 8r Mary 1 22 Portsmouth Cath 34 mas Tour.: Honorable Mention, All 1 Gloucester 1 23 Norfolk Cath ' 35 Staff? -MIKE McNELIS. 119-10-OJ O West Point 0 15 Norfolk Christ. 50 fi Esflgolalftgcad. 3 15 Eastern Academy 49 4 Fergison 0 19 Gloucester 41 MVP-Patt Cottin ham 20 Lafayette 43 y 5 24 Norfolk Acad' 33 Most Improved - Paulette Bryant. 17 Barry Robinson 46 28 Ferguson B 28 26 St. Iohn's 33 21 Hampton Roads 40 New school record - most wins in a season 111-0-11 New school and course record: Scott 18 ghfgSifIkhE1:FTfl S GER Chance -9:51.2 21 01' O O - MVP- Scott Chance. 35 VA School- Hampton 33 4 Barry Robinson 4 36 Cl'11'1SIClll1l'Cl'1 34 0 Norfolk C0111 1 17 Charles Orly 47 1 Norfolk coll. o 33 Norfolk Coll. 24 b. 3 24 Charles City 48 3 g?lfg'hl2flS lllson 1 1 Portsmouth Cath. 5 5 Peninsula Cath. 0 S 5 Peninsula Cath. 0 2 Norfolk Christ. 1 32 Lake Taylor 40 41 Lafay Girls 39 1 Norfolk Christ- 3 36 Norfolk Cath. 47 38 Norview 45 2 Eastern Acad. 1 ig XVzErM lirosh 42 Granby 53 3 Bollingbrook 0 a aye e

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