David Crockett High School - Texan Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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1f v,n.-. .eu ,.-A boys team gave it a good but recognition with their accomplish- nts this season. lhe game of soccer gave many ple a new way of looking at things eam sports. It also has brought in ew kind of skill and action to the rld of sports pro and high schoolf occer is a fast game, calling for ,ed on the players' part as well as od coordination. lt's a strategic me and thus opens the field of soc- ' to everyone despite size or build. OPPONENT GIRLS k BOYS Anderson Tie Lost Johnston Won Won LBJ Won Won Austin Won Lggg Lanier Won Lost Travis Won Lost Reagan Lost Won advantage of a corner terrific a score team gathers discuss their plays the second game. 5, The teams-and scorer, House does some ge her opponents. 6. Number 8, Henry Gonzalez field away from his opponents. VARSITY SOCCER. First row: Keenan Brown, .lohn,Pike, Carlos Diaz, Mark Proctor, Saul Gonzales, BobbyLDiaz, Yoshi Nakui and Coach Ron Smith. Second rowg. Dan Englishg 'David Yow, Dale Elliot, John ggeker, Scott Morgan, Henry Gonzalez, Panya Poonpiset and Joe nson, ' vxxnsnv soccsn. Firsttrow: Lenofa McPherson, coach Chris Bei, Iran, Sharon McDaniel. Celina Lozano. .Shari Fowler, Paula Cleven- ger, Susan l1ex,,TammyS'DeKeyser, Donna Marquardt, Sharon Lic- gcesse, Lisa Landrum and Coach Sara Foster. Second row: Cheryl Arnold, Michelle House, Debbie Folkner, Paula Brown, Bonnie' Schaelerand Diania Ashmore. I f Y ' soccer... 149 by Sharon McDaniel

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Ax - I llgdllilllilml 'lb I 1 Soccer places well. Taking a secondin district and third in overall city,the girl's varsity soccer team moved through their season with very few losses and with the skill and precision ofa well bal- anced team. r For a team with only one year of experience, they caught onto the game fast and came close to grasp- ing the first place title. The play-off game was against Reagan and they were well matched. The final score of the game was 1 to 0, with Reagan winning, but just barely by scoring in the last few minutes of the game. . Besides winning as a team, they have several ,team members that were named on the All-District Team. They were Celina Lozano the team's goalie, Paula Brown w back protecting bc ends of the field and Michelle Hoi the team's powerhouse for scoringy As a team they also took homg nice 2nd place trophy after bei invited to play in a tournament h here in Austin. The boys varsity team also did v in the tournament held here, tak first place. Besidestthe tournamf their season went well with an ove recordtof 6-5-ly. They had two players that wi named to the All-District Tea Keenan Brown and Carlos Dios. Tl' high scorer for the season was Ml Proctor who took advantage of ev opportunity to score against th opponents. g i For soccer to have been new Q just recently recognized both ' played ha

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