Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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Alter stealing the hall from a Caldwell opponent, Kirk Andrus, aided hy Scott Broud. drives the lwall toward the Cougars' goal. VARSITY SCGREBOARD WE OPPONENTS 1-0 Meridian 3-2 Boise 3-1 Borah 5-1 Bishop Kelly 7-1 Caldwell 2-2 Boise 1-1 Borah 2-0 Bishop Kelly 7-0 Caldwell 1st Southwest Idaho League 2nd State Tourn. Q! We pulled together when we had to, and seemed to always come off the field feeling pride- whether we won or lost. -Craig Young The members of the Boys' Varsity Soccer team are: Iiirst Row- Dave Carneyulesse Cltirurnlmlo, Mike 'l'homas,john Ilatten, Robert Standley. Don Allers. Mike Mulick. Craig Young and Mike Risltel. Second Row- Coach Samir Yasa. Paul Henderson. Ken Clark, Pat Helms, Steve Seussel, Kirk Andrus, Mark Ciavarellajeff Young, Scott Brond.jelili Walker and Coach Ray Wright. ' fancy if Q3 If I ,K Ax xpsfmnp 16 , ,AM Air! 'it Mark Ciavarella jumps to block the soccer ball from entering the goal area during the first game of the state tournament. The Eagles, despite the snowy weather conditions were able to heat Skyline. -in il I i fry . gg v B ,,,,. DISI'I,AYING I'IiIIl:IiC'I' HAI.- ANCIQ, Senior jeff Walker concen- trates on keeping tlie hall away from his lioralt opponent in a tight game. 'I'l1e Iiagles were vietorions over the I,ions, winning 5-1. K we Ilia fv 5 Boys' DIV. and Varsity Soccer lli

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After a seasonal winning streak and a close second place finish in tloe State Tournament, the Eagles proved to everyone in the state that they were undeniably be 'Best nys on the Block' Normally, a D is an unacceptable mark, but during the 1985 Soccer sea- son, a D was the only passing mark. In fact, the more D's an ath- lete had, the better. That's because D stood for dedication, desire, and determination. The D's transformed a relatively weak sport into a stronger program that strenghthened thej.V. team and sent the Varsity team through the season with a 7-0-3 undisputed re- cord and into the state tournament as the team to beat. Thej.V. team ended its season with a 5-2 record. Coach Rop Voyt ex- pressed high hopes for the next year and members ofthe team are looking forward to making the Varsity team next year. Early in the state tournament, Capital united together and were in control IIIEINRICII PIiTIiRSIiN. a native of Sweden, maneuvers the ball downfield as they stomped on Borah, Coeur D'Alene and Skyline. As the chilly November wind swept over the fro- zen field, the two best teams in the state prepared to start the champion- ship game. Guts and pride dominat- ed the game and both teams battled down to the wire until two 15-minute overtimes were necessary to deter- mine the outcome. Coach Tay Wright commented that, Although the state tournament sounds more prestigious. the real test of skill and ability lies in the Southwest Idaho High School Soccer League. During this time the games are spread over a 10-week season. Capital was the only undefeated team and undoubt- edly proved they were the best guys on the block. illlfmll 1' 1-Zilmf 112-Zilllm Cillflwell- YOUNG EXPERTLY handles the soccer ball as he directs it around his opponent, JUNIOR VARSITY SCOREBOARD WE OPPONENTS 1-3 Boise 2-4 Borah 5-5 Meridian 7-2 Mtn. Home 6-0 Kuna 4-1 Bishop Kelly 5-0 Caldwell 11-1 Boys'j.V. and Varsity Soccer CRAIG 1 L 1 t ' .Q 1,4 Q x. hr r-usd ol llgtgfmklftg Q ' . M all 1 inf I C Q lu haha.: lluhh Q

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Rising to the occasion, tloe lady Eagles baa' no trouble Continuing the Tradition Every soccer team strives for it. Every soccer player dreams of it. Every soccer coach wishes for it. The only problem lies in achieving it. It is the ability to work together as a team, the insight to not rest on success, and the desire to win. The Capital Girls Varsity team wasn't satisfied after having an uncontested season last year. In fact, they decided one state championship wouldn't do. They pushed themselves through close games, always reaching farther than their opponents. Hard work paid off for them. After humbling inner city rivals, Boise and Borah, in their regular season, the team had every- one in the state so nervous that from the beginning of the state tournament, many coaches were biting their nails and pacing the field. The Eagles walked through each opposing team, eliminating them. Not only have they not lost all season, they have only allowed just 5 goals in their record of 12-0-0. After plastering Pocatello and beating Bonneville, everyone knew the team was willing to pay the price for success. IN A CLOSE GAME against Boise. Angie Hiatt prepares to kick the ball back into play, The liagles prevailed over the Braves by winning 4-1. 116 Girls Vlrsity Soccer SHEILA COLE EXPERTLY blocks the soccer ball against her opponents, ..,.'x The members ofthe Girls' Varsity Soccer team are: First Row: Angie lliatr, Kris lloward Sheila Cole-.jan Struthers. and Robyn Keys, Second Row: LeAnn llunter. Delisa Max well, Katrina Corn. Marnie Basom. Christy McCowan, and Kim Meyers. Third Row Danelle Puapolo. Kelly Mankin, Tiffany Ileidt, Rosie Singer, Heidi Iloward. and Court ney Nelson.