Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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Against All Odds! T Varsity Football Shocks The Experts And Themselves With a 4-6 Record. Combining players and their talents to make winning combinations took a great deal of insight and a little luck. First year head coach Stan Hopkins succeeded in creating a team built on determination, hope, and the best of each individual. Entering the season, I had hoped we could rebuild and return to a competitive level of football, stated Coach Hopkins. The competitive, determined attitude Coach Hopkins hoped to build was not an overnight change The long, hard journey started in August with a trip to Wofford College for football camp. Long practice hours, tough scrimmages, and extra sprints helped build character in each player. Overall, football camp was much better this year, stated senior receiver Kevin McKee. Our conditioning exercises, what we accomplished in our practice time, and even the rooms and food were a great improvement. As the regular season began, it seemed as though the hope of successful, competitive season dimmed. Then came Hillcrest. Pat Tate uses uick offensive moves in - - Q Injuries are just another part of the attempting to escape the Rams- pieture ol' football as portrayed by Steve defensive men- Whom by David Wilson, iPhoto by David Berggrcnj Berggren, l l0fFoolball

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More Mavericks! Team members tfrom left to rightl Ronnie Delvin. Matt Watkins and Sean Correll run together to pull each other along. fPhoto by Delmer Howellj What a Team! Maverick runners pose after a hard golf course ll M nn Spirtinburg Greenville Woodmont Tl Hinni Westside Pickens Wade Hampton Easley Dual Record 8-l lnvitationals and Champion- ships Carolina Classic Winthrop College Furman Clemson Greenville County Region I AAAA State 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd lst lst lst workout. iPhoto by Delmer Howelll Boys' Cross Country , - a W ' 1 1 l. ' W W . 1 A W ' : W . W . W Full steam ahead! Team captain Erie Fearn pushes hard towards the end ofthe Westside meet to another first place finish. iPhoto by Delmer Howelll Boys' Cross Country 109

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