Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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on to win the game, 9-1. ., . we gl, ,,'..1 Z, V Q, f . . .... f nf 3, Paul Deal, Mike Fletcher, and Rob jones kick off the beginning of a Glendale soccer game going gf! 2 C f R ' KHS OPPONENT Q 7 Hillcrest 2 , 3 Neosho 5 lll 2 Joplin 3 2 Francis 2 2 Howell 2 I O Joplin 4 9 Glendale 1 12 Skyline 0 5 Parkview O I I 3 Glendale 0 n 2 McAuley 3 m 1 Sedalia 2 1 Parkview 2 3 5 Hillcrest 1 6 Neosho 4 ,if 2 Joplin 4 7 wins - 7 losses Jayvee 7 wins - 1 loss Desire to succeed For some people, kicking a soccer ball around has been 1 lplpp' a way of life for some time. , L For senior Rob Jones, it has l l been a way of life for seven i ' Q years. My mom signed me up to play in a youth soccer 30969 league in Dallas, TX, when I was in the sixth grade, he said. He has been playing as much as possible since. Rob was co-captain of this year's team. He attributes most of his success to many hours of practice and to his parents for always being there. After a successful season scoring 12 goals, Rob is looking forward to continuing his soccer career at Tulsa University and major- ing in pre-law. sol' CO-Captain Paul Deal takes time before the Parkview game to improve his ball-handling skills. SOCCER

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