Cedarville University - Miracle / Cedrus Yearbook (Cedarville, OH)

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Cross Country The Cross Country Team enjoyed another rewarding year under the direction of Coach Elvm King. Coach King was pleased at the ease with which they won some of the meets. They missed first place in the Findlay Invitational by only two points. The team’s goal was to defend the NCCAA National Championship achieved last year. The Cross Country Team retained their title of Champion by winning the NCCAA Championship at John Bryan and MOC title the previous week. This year, Coach King organized the first women's cross country team. They ran in the turkey trot and the intramural run. Next year's team is expected to compete against other colleges. top photo LtH to right front: Kirk (toiler. Sonny Snell, bn $Mdm. Dean bhnson. |fc fc mr; Dave Fogle. (ton3£«r. Craig Colas. Da Shaw. Tom Vat . Chrrs Yoder. El™ King - Coach. Bock Row: Cal Clark. Dave Tree». Ryan Spencer. Roger Michel MJOLE PHOTO loft to right, front row: Coach Elvm tong — NCCAA Coach of the year; Dave Treese — Most Improved; Sonny Snell — Outstandmg Freshman; Dale Shaw — Most Valuable. All Conference, Al Amer an. Back Row: bn Setfon - letter winner; Craig Colas — Captain. All American; Tom Yater - Al Conference: Cal Clark - letter winner Missing — Dean bhnson — letter winner. BOTTOM PHOTO loft to right, front row: Cindy Treese. Peggy Harrel. Julie Hutchins. Mary Wallace. Back row: Laura Clayton. Lynda Patton. Sarah Arthur. Beth landrs. Coach King. Cross Country 27

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Soccer This year's Soccer team, coached by John McGillivray, had another successful year. Their overall record of 8-10 1 came as a result of competing with strong outside com- petition. The team had a 6-1 record within the NAIA District 22, finishing as runner-up. The leant captured first place in the MOC 4 0 record by collecting an exciting come from behind, overtime victory from Walsh. The team had a good season despite injuries to last year's two leading scorers and this year’s top two goalkeepers. Next year’s team looks promising with 10 starters returning. This year's Junior Varsity team, under the direc- tion of John Ring, had a 1-4-1 record including a 3-1 loss in the annual Alumni game. Several of their starters did not play every game because they were moved up to the Varsity team. Next year Coach McGillivray hopes to have the Varsity and Junior Varsity divided into two separate teams. roe Front row, left to right: Dan Standndge. Carleton Birch, Bobby Shomo. Dave Merkh. Tom Aitken. Mark leach. Dave Cox. Dave Standndge. John Delancey. Second row, left to right: Steve Piazza, Dennis Wales — Manager. Mark Wefo, Craig Heel. Phil Miller, Josias Lima. Bob Boynton, Stefan Pabst. Chris Boudreau. Kent Van Kleck, Dallas Stewart. Don Greening. Third row, left to right: Joe O'Neal. Wynn Gifford. Dan DeLancey. Kim Jenerette. James Fischer, Mike Draa. Jeff Bowser. Ed Stewart. Jim Barrett. Al Stewart. Jim Jobson. Tim Graham, Steve Sadoaitz. Coach McGillivray. Missing from picture: Michael Bamgbose. Jeff Smith. John Ring - J.V. coach. BOTTOM: These soccer players received special awards. Left to right: Mark leach — Captam. NCCAA Oistrict. Dave Cox — Conference. NAIA Honorable Mention. NAIA District first team. Al State Honorable Mention. Most Valuable Player, NAIA Area IV first team. Carleton Birch — Conference. NAIA District Second team. Best Defense. NAIA Area IV second team. Jeff Bowser — Conference. NAIA District fust team. High Point. NCCAA District. NAIA Area IV first team Dan Standndge — Most Improved Player. Dave Merkh — Conference. Captain. Tom Aitken — Captain. 26 Soccer

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1. Kirk Keller mns m the MOC meet. 2. CedarviHe's cross country team prepares to begin the NCCAA National meet 3. Who's alter you. Craig Colas? 4. Date Treese concentrates as he runs the NCCAA Nationals. 5. Cal Clark makes the turn at John Bryan 6. After the meet Craig Colas relaxes 7 Kirk Keller and Cal Clark listen carefully lo the instructions of Coach King. 28 Cross Country