Colorado Academy - Telesis Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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42 Standing: Coach John W. Manos, R. Baldwin, L. Con- Campbell, D. Knight, C. Filley, S. Harris. Sitting: M. nelly, C. Johnson, S. Gordon, D. Wilson, C. Nicola, H. Stark, A. Gersten, S. Miller, G. Mehlmann, T. Turner, Johnson, A. Innes, P. Clark, T. Phelps fMan.J Kneeling: T. Rogers, D. DeWitt, M. Pearson, S. Norris. W. Perry, M. Weiker, M. Wogan, H. Froelicher, J. This year's Varsity B soccer squad had a Winning season overall, rounding out competition at four wins two losses and one tie. Coach John Manos must be congratulated for his success, aided by the five sophomores who were the nucleus of last year's Junior High A team. ' 66 99 The strong defense was a major factor in the Winning of the four games. The offense had occa- sional trouble in getting their shots off, but with the excellent support of the halfbacks, the opposition was kept at bay. Captain Ray Baldwin performed out- standingly in the nets, playing in a Varsity match in addition to the regular B schedule. Composed of nearly all Juniors and Sophomores, the Varsity B should be able to lend a great deal of bench depth to next year's A squad, a factor which should make them next to invincible in 1967-68. CA OPPONENT 0 Centennial Racers 5 1 Denver Christian 0 3 Southwest Kiwanis 1 2 Littleton Giants 0 1 Fountain Valley 2 0 Littleton 0 2 Silver State 1

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Over the years, Colorado Academy has built a long line of winning soccer teams. The 1966 Jr. High A team was no exception to this tradition. They managed to com- pile a superlative record of nine wins and two slim losses. The two losses were by scores of 1-0 and 2-1. A highlight for the team came in an unscheduled game with CA's own Varsity HB soccer team. The Jr. High A team proved to be the victors by a score of 3-0, and they showed the determination, the prac- tice, and the sportsmanship that goes into the making of a champion team. With teams of this calibre, Colorado Academy can have bright hopes for the future. SOCCER Top Row: M. Charbonneau, M. Goodin, S. Scott, N. Flanigan, L. Thorell, R. Turner, T. Burns. Second Row: M. Bondurant. D. Hul- burt, T. Moore, R. McCollum, J. Shepard, J. Small, J. Travis. Bottom Row: J. Catlin, G. Green, K. Perry, P. Boucher, P. Emery, T. Hanford. Not Shown: L. Ballentine, S. Blythe, J. Hildt, P. James, B. Lowdermilk, C. Malo, D. Malo, G. Neef, K. Pray, T. Travis. Junior Hi h 66 occer Junior Hi h WB UCCBI' For some time the Academy has boasted exceptional soccer records on the varsity level. There is one good reason for this accomplish- ment. Such records would not be possible if it were not for the ex- perience, the sportsmanship, and the techniques learned and practiced on the Jr. High levels. This year's Jr. High B team is a prime example of such accomplish- ment. They learned to work and perform as a team even though some of the members had never played soccer before. We are surely going to see them improve next year with a season of experience under their Top Row: W. Hastings, P. Hoagland, B. Brown, S. Kllanxhja, P. belts Charbonneau. J. Parker, E. Meyer, J. Lowdermilk, L. Price, Coach ' Fitzgerald, P. Hastings, T. Nimmo, Bottom Row: R. Bralliar, D. Cox, S. Miller, C. Severy, M. McFadden, J. Prockter, T. Allison. Not Shown: R. Wogan, T. Lawrence, B. Bullington, D. Mueller, P. Pea- body, R. Byron, D. Crawford, J. Burdick, C. Morse. 43