Decatur Central High School - Hawkeye Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Captain Matt Teike stops the flying ball by heading. Larry Hawkins and Greg Killion maneuver the ball down the field. Playing becomes intense on the field against Greenfield Central. Soccer 61

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Kicking for a Goal Soccer D.C. 0pp. Roncalli 2 1 New Palestine 2 1 Greenfield Center Grove cancelled 3 1 Southport 1 Perry Meridian 4 3 Mt. Vernon 3 1 Ben Davis 7 3 Roncalli 1 8 New Palestine 4 1 Greenfield 3 1 Center Grove 10 2 Southport Perry Meridian 6 6 Mt. Vernon 1 Ben Davis 2 This year was Decatur soccer team ' s second year and a much improved one. It was a year for developing skills and learning to play together as a team. The soccer team won five out of sixteen game, which is an improvement over last year ' s record. We ' ve really come together this yearl said Coach Larry Adams. We have many improved players and twelve lettermen returning for next year. He continued, The team has really put an enormous amount of effort into learning the game. Many of the players have been playing with the Carson Park ' s traveling team during the fall season. I believe this is going to help their per- formance next spring. Brad Krick and Matt Teike served as captains for the team,- Brad Krick also received the Most Valuable Player Award. Jeff Dove won the citizenship award, and Terry Obermeyer and Todd Casselman were the most improved this year, com- ing through with their growing aggres- siveness. The soccer team ' s two goals for next year are to have a winning record and to beat Perry Meridian and Center Grove. Row 1 — managers, Stacy Smith, Kim Dierdorf, Desiree McKinney. Row 2 — Joe Hardebeck, Jeff Dove, Shawn Smith, Brad Krick, Brian Krick, Coach Adams, Bobby Syczylo, Brian Fletcher, Jamie Navarro, Terry Obermeyer. Row 3 — Dwayne Border, Todd Casselman, Larry Smith, Sergio Manzor, Matt Teike, Greg Killion. Row 4 — Jeff Grider, Larry Hawkins, Rob LeBeau, Ryan Gifford, Alejandro Conde, Stannon Starr, Ken Teike. Jeff Dove stops the boll by trapping. 60 Soccer

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America ' s Game Enjoys Success in ' 87 This year, the 1987 Varsity Baseball team ended its season with a respectable record of 14 wins and 17 losses. With the Hawks roster displaying five or six soph- omores starting every game, Coach Phil Webster thought that he got a lot ac- complished out of such a young team. He also felt that with all of his sophomores returning as juniors, they should have a very good win-loss situation for the ' 88 season. Junior Johnny Lamar was voted the Most Voluable Player for the ' 87 season, with Joe Cravens capturing Citizenship. With these two players in mind. Coach Webster stated, I had a real fun year working with the guys. In Coach Webster ' s opinion, the most important game the Hawb played was the game against Lawrence Central. This game was so important because it was the County Championship. The Hawks won the Championship for the first time since 1962. This year ' s Hawks were also the Sectional runner-ups, having beaten Mooresville in Sectional competition. The reserve team also had a successful season with its record of 9 wins and 4 losses. This is a proud, competitive group of individuals. They played well and behaved well at all times. They accomplished the first winning record for a reserve squad in many years, stated Coach Dan Clark. Sophomore Kevin Set- tles was awarded Most Valuable Player for the reserve team, with Steve Wheeler stealing Citizenship. With both the Varsity and Reserve teams ' accomplishments, Webster and Clark were pleased with the season. Junior Robert Burch confers with sophomore Tom Waites at the mound. Junior Larry Kelley snags base runner at first. Baseball