Urbandale High School - Echo Yearbook (Urbanville, IA)

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l i Building For The Future 1 1. .l 140 ' Sophomore Football Sophomores advance- 6-3 record Compiling a 6-3 season's record, the sophomore football team improved their play. In the CIC conference, the J- Hawks were 5-2. They were leading scorers on offense and gave up the fewest points on defense. Head coach Rodger Scott and assistant coach Jerry Stephens headed the team. Quarterback Ricky Stevens led the offensive unit. He threw for 94 yards and was the J-Hawks' leading scorer. Halfback Rod Klein was the leading rusher for the year. Defense was led by Mike Hoy and co-captain Brian Fink with 58 and 60 tackles respectively. Frosh show desire, hustle, says coach Our team finished the season very strong with victories over an undefeated S.E. Polk team and fine Ankeny team. We showed good desire and hustle all year long, commented freshman football coach Steve Long. Starting with a winning record, the team lost three games in the middle of the season. They came back to win their last two games over Ankeny and undefeated S.E. Polk. The Freshman A Team finished the season with a 5-3 record while the B team held one game and lost three games. Leading scorers were Dan Kollmorgon with 30 pts. and Rudy Myers with 28 pts. Kreg Bardole and Tom Russell lead carries with 435 yds. and 275 yds. Completing 32 passes out of 58 trials, Kent Killian was the leading passer totaling 446 yds.

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Boys, girls share coach While there were disappointments, the 1978 boys' and girls' cross-country program was successful, said Gary Dou Brava, who has coached boys' cross country and this year combined his responsibilities by directing both teams. Dou Brava was pleased with the program, as the girls dashed to a 3-5 dual meet record and the boys finished with 6-1. In championship competition, both teams usually finished in the upper one-half of the meet. Although they narrowly missed the qualifications for state, the girls' team captured a big win during the season as they advanced to a second place finish in the Maytag Invitational. Dou Brava felt the girls made quite a bit of improvement during the year. Senior team members Barb Killeen and Lisa Chambers helped to unify the team as they cheered on their underclassmen teammates. Highlighting the boys' season was their third -place rank in the Ankeny invitational. Unfortunately, senior Mike Sievers, the boys' number one runner, was injured during the closing meets of the season. This prevented him from further competition and a likely state berth added Dou Brava. The boys utilized the year as a building year, as most of the boys will be returning team members. The most important aspect of the season was the friendship and supportiveness that developed between the boys' and girls' squads. Each team learned much from the other, and was the better for being together, concluded Dou Brava.