King High School - Clarion Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Greg Karos awaits a pass from Alan Cothns in an attempt to score a goal Greg Cakfer sneaks the bait past two Plant players while Bobby Wetzork stands back for support Mike Philpott controls the ball and begins to take it down field. Top Lett: Scott Morns shows his ability to use his head in the game of soccer 64 Boy 's Soccer

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«• r Teamwork The new faces on the Junior Var- sity girl’s basketball team learned the importance of teamwork. As stated by Coach Elliott Saunders, the girls' most serious weakness was a lack of unity. However, toward the end of the season, the girls began to overcome this weakness and started to work and share as a unified team. Led by Captain Anne Locke and Co- Captain Pamyla Crompton, the girls entered games with much school spirit and determination. Even though they did not win as many games as ex- pected, the girls still had the willpower to face the next opponent as champions. The Junior Varsity girls learned from their defeats as well as from their vic- tories. If the J.V. Lady Lions continue to strive as a single unit, they can be valuable players for the future Varsity Basketball team and excellent ex- amples of what a little teamwork can accomplish. Kimberly Crompton a Hams..Cc ich-ElUott-Saonders,-Paula Seuied: Gittens. Li; i Edwards. Rosa Morales. AoneLpc Back row; Pamyla Sitting: Von eHaO Rosa Morales does her best to block the shot while she ptays defense. KING VS. OPPONENT TBT Gaither Plant Robinson Riverview Gaither Jefferson Pinellas Park Hillsborough Plant City Riverview Brandon East Bay Leto TBT Chambertam Girls' Basketball 63

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Roar and Score With over fifty young men trying out and only half that amount ac- tually making the team, it was ap- parent that the 1986 Boys Soccer Team knew the meaning of competi- tion. And compete they did! With high hopes and great enthusiasm, the Lions took to the field ready for an outstan- ding season. The main objectives worked on were coordination of effort and improvement of scoring abilities. With the introduction of seven new sophomores to the few seasoned juniors and nine three-year veteran seniors, the team had its work cut out for them. Star players included forwards Rene Williams and Bobby Wetzork and defenders John Malone and Steve Carter. Senior, Gary Delgado excelled as keeper. Other predominant mid- fielders were rookies Alan Collins and Greg Kares. The Lions played inspired ball turn- ing in their sixth winning season in as many years and requiring the opposi- tion to pay the price in all their games. There was much joy and sadness, remarked Coach Adams, but overall the season was a great success with many bright prospects for next year. Much luck to all these young men in all future endeavors! TERESA SLATTERY Oso? 1 Senior goalie Gary Delgado (o ' • altempls to make a save j. , O-' - £5 ?- King vs opponent Hillsborough Chamberlain Armwood East Bay Alumni Jesuit Jefferson Plant Robinson Gaither Plant City Leto Brandon Boy 's Soccer 65