McCullough High School - Claymore Yearbook (Woodlands, TX)

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a E I Terryl Sturrock dives to make the big save out of life M ith nine returning lettermen and 14 seniors, the varsity blitzed to an- i' D other outstanding season, with perhaps the best talent in the history of soccer. Booting off the season with a pre- season victory over Klein Oak, ranked number one in Region lll, the Varsity team started on the right foot. With the quick feet, agility, and strong ball control the players were able to con- trol the momentum of the game. The de- fense, led by all-district Scott Morris and Doug Dellmore provided a solid wall that was difficult to break. Having played with each other for sev- eral years we had a lot of confidence in ourselves and each other that enabled us to play with a lot of enthusiasm and ag- gressiveness, said Dellmore. Combining this strong defense with a hungry, aggressive, goal scoring offense the Varsity scored many goals to ensure an easy victory. The experience of team captain Dodge Macias, and the excellent play of sophomore, John Tillisch, along with junior, Eric Deal provided an awe- some offensive threat. Coach Gordy Schoeller stated, With their attitudes, will to win, individual skills, and dedication this was one of the strong- est teams l have ever coached. As the season progressed the team became stronger and more consistent, which re- sulted in an outstanding record and a slot in the play-offs. Freshmen: Top, left to right: Goalie, N. Young, C. Roberts, R, Nite, S. Gifford, S. Strictland, J. Ralston, C. Wynland, Coach Schoeller. Bottom, left to right: B, Seay, M. Siegl, K. Slattery, N. Vleck, B. Greene, J. Jones. Junior Varsity: Top, left to right: M. McAdams, D. May, A, Harvey, D. Banar, D. Sturrock, T. Zertuche, G. Llaguno, M. Hendricks, Coach Warren. Middle, left to right: S. Wight, C. Swanson, N. Boren, J. Grote, A. Childress, J. Williams, T. Webb, M. Little, S. Moore, L. Pais, M. Banar, J. Friedman, J. Macias. itafafw

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larsity player Reagan Ritzell, after following through on his serve, is prepared to take on anyone. 'al , 'X , . ,! n ,' Ch rn '93 enms teaqu ylng Q ill eQ' ' lil ' Tries Oalbll. gall?-5' lol' HSE racket ard work and long hours of practice paid off for the tennis team. The netters tied for first place with a 6-0- 1 record. The players reached their goal in the fall by qualifying for regionals in Dal- las. Tennis requires a lot of hard work and I think our team has the drive to accom- plish our goals, commented junior Marty Whalen. Coach Aubrey Frazier said the players are dedicated and enthusiastic about the game of tennis. The team can have great success by the veterans supplying the leadership and the young players furnishing the enthu- siasm. Anticipation and concentration are shown by Chris Casper. with a smile, Jason Schafer gets all twisted up after returning the ball. I .

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llti Tea r eam rflbe , xl 919130 we Girl 96 2 we Goedu gd teagck with 3 USOQ OU, mill. XJ, Qxol xildox io Maurice Larrimore's fast feet and ball control helps the team toward victory. 1, V. ,v 'rs I Aint' l l . - . ....:+ 44' '. Q I .,,V .Q-A41 'w ' l M l .-s, V . .. nk Y, li V 'w,fxf'.,2.: 5 A -t 1 .r 5 '. ' . ' V V A g ,'j.M,,f' 5 .. - 13.3354 L11 l 't zfxflfifidy' . 'bw f 'W f 1 ' Tf 2f'e-ff 1 . ...ov - . Scott Morris practices shielding the ball from Eric Deal. Doug Dellmore and Eduardo Llaguno fight to get possession of the ball. Varsity: Top, left to right: T. Overpeck, E. Corrales, G. Walsh, O. Lewin, E. Llaguno, R. Drake, M. Lar- rimore, T. Sturrock, Coach Schoeller. Middle, left to right: T. Zertuche, Fl. DeLa Flosa, D, Dellmore, E. Deal, B, Weaver, S. Gurnsey. Bottom, left to right: T. Jett, J. Macias, D. Macias, S. Morris, A. Childress, J. Tillisch, Ft. Wight. ici? J'