Fort Worth Country Day School - Flight Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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I.-I---' occer Team Finishes Strong 4 The soccer team began its season with a 3-0 loss to .Ie .-MQW. .R fffwrfsmnam -masses. w+ A . W' 'M f - Y wp traditional rival Trinity Valley. ln the next two games, the Falcons tied both St. lVlark's and Greenhill. CDS split games with Jesuit, losing the first game and then bringing home an important 3-2 victory over the hitherto unde- feated team. After nipping Cistercian 3-2, the Birds began their worst losing streak of the season with a 7-3 pound- ing at the hands of Holland Hall. The next four games of the skein included losses to St. lVlark's, Casady, and two to Greenhill. The Falcons ended their season at SPC in Dallas with a 2-0 victory over San Marcos and a l-1 tie with St. John's to finish in a first place tie with St. john's in SPCis second division. 4, V... , f , ,Mg W, dh ,W 4 . . .. far- .- iQ-Q ,.a',' ' ff' a . wr, 'W 4 ' A K ff ,. ' . ' A Q 1. i'7,. i . ' . :V w W - 41 ,., . f R AK , in M, M N . Wh.,-iz N . 4 at Q?

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2 'il if , 3 . .f AT ., 5 a. I kicked the hahitlv Junior Camargo and a competitor go for the ball. b. Kelly Ryan and the FHICOHS take charge. c. Team Captains Bob Cruik- shank, Bo Butz, and Tommy Fitzwilliam congratulate St. John's Captain after the two teams tied for first place in SPC's second division. d. Even with the broken arm, David Ekstrom gives it his all. All 'Qs :mm i' 3 semi ' cus cus cos cos cos cus CDS cus ons cus CDs cus cus 1.. 333559 . M' ,az ,,., ima, J so aj' 1973-74 CDS VARSITY SOCCER RECORD 0 Trinity Valley 1 St. Markas 0 Greenhill 1 J esuit 3 Jesuit 2 - g Cistercian 3 A Holland Hall Ot '--f'tt a Greenhill 1 i 'Stg'lVIark,s J 0 Casady A ' 1 Greenhill 2 up San Marcos lt A St. John'sA

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Girls' Speedball: New Fields Mrs. Simpler, the new coach, gave the team a great deal of inspiration. As a result of the coach's advice, the girls were in great shape from their daily jogs on the River Crest golf course prior to the speedball season. The Cap- tains, Margaret Thompson and Lydia Cutter, led the team in exercises everyday. The Falcons started out with high hopes for victory which were only slightly dampened by the long succession of sprained ankles. Despite the fact that the fields had just been redone, the girls wondered if the sprained ankles could have been caused by the poor 'field conditions. At the beginning of the season, the play- ers were not content to simply work on drills. The con- stant cry of When are we going to play a game, Mrs. Simpler?', could always be heard. There was continual griping due to the change in the line-up every two weeks, but by the time SPC rolled around, everyone was con- tent. The girls enjoyed trying to master the Moroccan skills that Mr. Ben Barka taught them. fl . . sim A E T is YET?-,fli'fk. , if Y . ' ' 6. ,EJ Y H . ' . W K , 3, W Q, .. .. Q .N B