Kimball High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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SP Knights athietes, proved themseives again with another suc- cessfui year. The footbaii team showed its ciassicai Kimbaii tradition of winning the district titie and advancing to the piayofts. Whether dribbiing a baii down the basketbaii court, kicking on the soc- cer tieid, hitting a homerun, or scor- ing an ace, the athietes exhibited distinct mastery of their game techniques. The voiieybaii team had an event- he svvimmers. The tui year as vveii as t tr and track runners ran cross coun y ' rai victories. ' baii away with seve Throughout the year each Kim ' i athiete WBS 3 Wififief.

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Knights hove o winning ottitude Once again, the Kimball Varsity Football team showed excellence on the field by winning the district championship. The Knights ended the year with a commendable record of seven wins, three losses, and one tied game against Carter. By practicing long hours in the summer and after school, the Knights were ready to begin the year with a victory. Their first victory against Jesuit was the start of a string of victories for the Knights. The outstanding efforts contributed by all of the players and the strong support from the fans helped the Knights come away with the district title. Because of their consistency on the field, several players were selected to the 11-AAAAA All-District Team. Players selected to the All-District team on offense were Marcus Blackburn, Alton Gillis, Ted- dy Potts, Michael Fulbright, Michael Blackburn, Kevin Wilson, and Craig Neal. The defensive team consisted of Sam Widemon, Chris Thomas, Anthony Partida, Rene Watson, Kevin Wilson, Craig Neal, Kerry Harper, and Anthony Harper. Anthony Harper was also selected to the All Metro Team. Coach Hitchcock was pleased with the outcome of the 1985-86 season. The guys played well, commented Coach Hitchcock. This enabled us to win or tie for the district championship four times in the last six years. This is one of the best records in the city. It's a compli- ment to the Varsity players and to the program itself. .Q 5 - s , A First row: D. Snead, Muncie Crawford, Coys Ray, Craig Neal, Gary Dottany. Kevin Wilson, Keven Fegans, Kerry Harper, Dwight Rose, Michael Washington, Marshal White, Byron Davis. Second row: Coach Duff, Bryant Square, Teddy Potts, Rene Watson, Stanley Gib- son, Marcus Blackburn, Todd Haggerty, Daryl McNealy, Kevin Cash, Darrin Wideman, Eric Board, Tony Partida, Rodney Brown, Philbertlordan, Coach Croft. Third row: Coach Hitchcock, Coach Dyer, Sam Wideman, Dan Brooks, Lloyd Lewis, lulius Beavers, Calvin Young, Anthony Harper, Alton Gillis, Desmond Branch, Michael Fulbright, Chris Thomas, Doug Woodward, jerry Brown, Coach Hester, Coach Lark. 98 Sports