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

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Right: Sophomore Jimmy Younger tries to break through the tough San Marcos defense. Below: Sophomore Sammy Dominguez looks for an open teammate as a San Marcos player quards him closely. 'iw-f X -1... , lg,-5 nw WM- 1.- ,,..,,,,,,, 4 , 1 We l p - yi , Freshman Basketball Scoreboard Crockett ' W 37 Killeen Ellison Crockett 58 Reagan . 5 Crockett 41 Waco Riclifelld Crockett 5 A 49 Anderson Crockett. ' 30 Westlake s Crockett 31 Del Vallee ' C Crockett 59 Round Rock A Crockett C 57 L.B.J. y I 'Crockett 9 42 'McCallum 'Crockett , 43 Johnston Crockettf 1 ' 76 Lanier fCrockett , e 41 San Marcos r t 'Crockett 42 Austin i s 1 C Crockett p 54 Travis . 'Crockett ' 72, Johnston 'Crockett C 599 San Marcos X fCrockett 59 Austin .. ,- C 'Crockett . 74 Travis C, .- - ' A - 1 Season Record: 7f11-0 S Y. A,-nf- 7 V V. 4' Denotes District games Freshman Team :John Callihan, Allen Weekly, Ricky Trejo, Steven Shane, Sean Glenn, Coach Lee, Joe Jarosek, Willie Gutierrez, Russell Zach. 96 J. V. !Freshman Basketball

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H ard Rid Teamwork boosts enthusiasm, level of play Although the Varsity girls soccer team only had five returning players, the team did exceptionally well this year by placing fourth in District 13AAAAA with a 4-3-1 record. Junior Heidi Prather explained that things started out slow at first, but as we progressed our enthusiasm and teamwork grew stronger. Senior Christine Gosnell said, Though many of the girls were new to the team, I don't feel any of them had problems fitting in. Playing helped my in the past. She also said about Coach Tony Medrano, He's a good man. He has good qualities in him that are hard to find in other coaches. The final game of the season was with St. Stephens, a private school in Austin. Russann Ridge remembered, We had never played them before and we didn't know what to expect. We went in the game to play our best. Somehow the team wasn't as good as they had been led to believe. It was a good way to end the year. A victory is always the best We were a very inexperienced team. Many of the players were brand new to the sport. We were still determined to be as good as we could be. Cindy christian personal self-confidence grow. Although soccer is primarily a team sport, a great deal of responsibility lies on the team's goalie Diane Sloane. It's really frustrating being goalie at times because you know the whole team is relying on you not to let the ball go past and into the goal. Prather, who has played on the team for the past three years, stated that the girls this year had more teamwork then Above: RussAnn Ridge tries to pass the ball away. 98! Girl s Soccer way to finish the season. - This year was a year of learning and rebuilding for the team. I think next year we'll really excell and improve, commented Prather. by James Erben Right: Diane Sloan dribbles the ball down the field as she prepares to pass off to another player who can maneuver it to the goal. Above: Nancy Kennard passes the ball away as Shelly Hansen watches. M Above: Cindy Christian steals the ball from I other team. 1 I H