Del Campo High School - Decamhian Yearbook (Fair Oaks, CA)

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S X t Q i' .L in T ' T T T t Y r X Greg Coker boots the ball down the field so his teammates can make an attempt at a goal, Hi. The JV soccer team: first row, Scott Haney: second row, Mike Cannon, Leo Savalin, Jon Ross, Gary Saavedra, Mark Arino, Tres Longueville, Kevin McCutcheon, Dan Ochipinti, and Greg Ward: third row, Barry Steel, Scott Curnutte, Dave Spitzer, Frank Freedlander, Randy Bernardo, Mike Gowen, Pete De Graaf, Tim Oates, and Jim Oates, l2i. Jeff Coker skillfully dribbles the ball down the field. i3l. Gary Summerhays places his players strategically on the field, enabling Brad Weber to score, i4l. A confused Brad Weber questions the judgment of the referee, 457, The Varsity soccer team: front row. Cookie Cook, Terry Bunk, Dee Robbins, Mark Saavedra. -xii., R - was 415' ms-J W ,mf Greg Coker, and Darwin Sandoval: back row, Brad Scharton, Chris Reading, Lisa Dickenson, and Gary Weber Rusty Dupray, Mike Russ, Shawn McLemore, Summerhays, i6l. It's heads up as Brad Weber heads Steve Bush, Bryan Rider, Kim Hunt, Craig Bryson, Craig the ball towards the goal, i7l. 117

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For the first time, the Del Campo soccer team captured the CVC crown. The team trailed Rio Americano all season. Tensions continued to mount until the Cougars beat them 2-1. Both goals were scored by Brad Weber. The- most exciting game of the year occurred against Fairfield in the semifinals of the section Tournament where, after regulation play, the score was tied 1-1. DC's only goal came from Brad Weber. After two 10 minute overtime periods the score remained tied. Each team got 5 penalty shots. Fairfield hit 4 and the Cougars hit 2, giving the game to Fairfield. Beside that loss, the Cougars still Made History . with a record of 14-1-1 , the best ever! A remarkable aspect of this season was that the Cougars scored 53 goals and allowed only 14. Gary Summerhays commented that this year's team played very aggressive and had tremendous team spirit and pride. He felt that this is what made them champs. Brad Weber scored 20 goals and made 16 assists. Chris Reading was an outstanding goalie, recording 7 shut outs throughout the year. And for defense, Craig Scharton was excellent. He was able to stop anyone one-on-one and held the top scorers to nothing. Brad Weber, Jeff Coker, and Chris Reading made all league and were selected to the all city team. The starting team consisted of wings Steve Bush and Greg Coker, forward Brad Weber, halfbacks Bryan Rider, Mike Russ. and Jeff Coker, and fullbacks Craig Scharton, Mark Saavedra, Dee Robbins. and Cookie Cook alternated with Darwin Sandoval. The goalie was Chris Reading. w Thueflv soccer team was in first place until the final game. They ended up in third place. with a record of 5-2-2. Scott Haney, Gary Saavedra, and Scott Curnutte were the most outstanding players. The most improved players were Mark Arino. Leo Savalin, and Tres Longueville. Barry Steel said that, This year's team was the most skillful and aggressive team Del Campo had assembled. The starters were: halfbacks Scott Curnutte and Dan Ochipinti, fullbacks Randy Bernardo, Mike Gowen, and Jim Oates, and fonfvards Leo Savalin, Gary Saavedra, and Kevin McCutcheon. Mark Arino played halfback, Tres Longueville played screen. and Scott Haney was the goalie. ' 5? .Q .il ' Q' . 116 .. . . N3 'i

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Key injuries plagued the team throughout the year. which made for a very tough season. The Cougars finished in 7th place with a record of 2-7-1. Mike Green broke his hand. Mark Skalinder, Ken Ledbetter, Ron Dickenson, Tim Berns, and Cabton Atwood all had injuries that required them to miss games. The most exciting game the Cougars played was against Mira Loma in a driving rainstorm. DC led 7-6 with one full quarter left to play, The offense had the ball on their threeyard line. Seven minutes later, Mike Green carried the ball across the goal line. capping a 97-yard drive. But Mira Loma came right back and scored. The game rested on the extra point. Tough defense stopped the extra point and the Cougars won 14-12. Besides that game, the season was really Football Mike Green was the key offensive threat. He gained 1088 yards, an average of 121 yards a game. Mike crossed the goal line 12 times and made 3 conversions, making him the top scorer with 78 points. This fine performance enabled Frustrating l A .eff -. 53' 913 R A +- 5 r . .rf ist Q' V if C- - .mx v .3 -5 K 'X