Grand View University - Viking Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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Association Football, more popularly known in the U.S. as soccer, is the national sport in most countries of the world. Its popularity is growing rapidly in the Des Moines area, with about 2,000 youngsters in almost 100 youth teams. Because of its European heritage, the Viking Soccer Club, made up of primarily Danish and Swedish heritages, played prior to World War II. In the spring of 1978 the Grand View College Soccer Club was re-born. The Fall season was disappointing, with Grand View posting a 2-4-3- record. The Vikings tied league-leader Iowa State Q8-0-21 and defending champion Drake, at 2-2 each. The club lost several one point games, however. Prospects for the second half of the season this spring were encouraging, though. Team captain Azim Douberhavi, was fifth in league scoring this fall, first last spring, and re- turned. Still, offense was expected to be a problem. The de- fense was solid because of returning players. The schedule for spring included 10 games. Defense powers soccer team The Grand View College soccer club, directed by Thomas E. Grouling. A

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Volleyball team has good season This year's Grand View College volleyball, under the su- pervision of former Grand View College player and first-year coach Sherri Weiss, was a team that showed constant im- provement throughout the season. The '78 ladies were cited by Coach Weiss for their ability to get along together so well and for being so coachable. This year's team did not have the skills of most other teams, mainly because of their competitive spiritg however they were able to achieve a successful season, and were second place finishers in the district tournament, thus qual- ifying for the state tournament held at the University of Northern Iowa. The district was a exciting tournament which saw Lady Vikings edged by Graceland in the final, but also saw them ahead of larger four-year schools such as Central and Simp- son. This yearls squad was the first that l have ever been around which had no personnel problems of any kindfl said Coach Weiss, Even the players who saw little action were fantastic, acting as morale boosters. With at least three players returning and a strong possi- bility of even more returnees, next year's team certainly will be a team to be reckoned with. g ra, 1 f' 1 . Front row: Ingrid Stundins, Marsh Reynolds, Deb Snyder, Julie Gay, Julie Almquist. Back row: Vickie Marshall, Cindy Allman, Sue Grove, Vivian Rorer, Candy McClaran, Carol Thede, Castine Johnson.