Oakville Senior High School - Tiger Paw Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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undamenTals became JV's experiise g uTure success for JV soccer Team 'iVVhaT They lacked in skill and knowledge They made up for iT in pride and deTerminaTion. bragged Coach Tom Brannon abouT The JV soccer Tigers. Cap- Tains Joe lVliskovic and Chris Griffin led The Tigers, and Coach Bran- non named Bob LofTon as The mosT valuable player. WiTh The help of Bob Busch and Chris Knese, leading scorers, The Tigers played To a seven win, eleven loss, and one Tie season. AcTually we would have been beTTer if people didn'T have To move up To varsiTy. complained Brian JoachimsTaler. Jay Bayer, Jeff Evenson, and lVlike Joachim- sfaler were drafTed To varsiTy fc 'Ng-4:'1v3:H5,,' Sv 3 ' ' . :ffi'f:f53f:SfIfT Ib:-if ' . T lig. i C 1,.. To help ouT. Even wiThouT some of iTs prime players, The JV Team didn'T have such a rough season as lasT year according To Team members. 'iBeaTing Lindberg was our big- gesT Thrill, Coach Brannon re- plied, And The Team, as a whole, played well againsT The Tough compeTiTion and maTured To- ward The end of The season. AlThough This Team was youn- ger and more inexperienced Than any oTher l've coached, l am preTTy happy wiTh The final ouTcome of The season. said Coach Brannon, obviously pleased wiTh his Team. Unleashing a pill, midfielder STeve Hage- mann pufs his whole body info The ball. lfleads hanging low, The puzzled JV Team finds Iighf in Coach Brannon's halfTime Talk aT Foresf Park, Looking down The home field, Chris Har- mon wonders if The ball is neTTed. , J.V. Soccer -

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WW Contemplating future moves, Jeff Even- son awaits the ball for a play against Park- way South. Anticipation mounts as JV Tigers wait for the call of the coin with Parkway South. 66 - J.V. Soccer gt Bottom Row: Troy Lepper, Todd Whitfora, Bob Haraester, Don Staten, Jeff Weis, Mark Engemann, Brian Joachimstaier, Tony Daher, Jeff Smith, Jon Dolan, Joe Miskovic. Top Row: Phil Bail, Steve Kilburn, Toad Duggan, Bob Bush, Chris Knese, Bob Lofton, Jeff Evenson, Ron Maurer, Chris Griffin, Coach Brannon

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omplicaTed pracTices make winners ross counTry seTs l a championship pace If you like a family-Type aTmo- sphere, a fun Time, and a loT of hard work, cross counTry is The sporT for you. This year The run- ning Tigers have Two Teams con- sisTing of boys, under The supervi- sion of Mr. Schimpf, and girls wiTh Coach DenneTT. The capTains are senior, Mike Heilich, and junior, Robin Wensler and Terri FlaherTy as co-capTain. The newesT coach, Mr. DenneTT replied, Ev- eryone envolved puTs forTh an excellenT efforT. AlThough They are Two separaTe Teams, They pulled TogeTher wiTh combined efforTs To make The ouTsTanding Team They are. This year wiTh Their long, hard pracTices The coaches did make some Top-noTch runners. Joe Fuchs learned from Coach Schimpf ThaT, Runners are made noT porn. Senior, Mike Heilich, The mosT valuable player, wenT To all- conference and seT a new school course record for 3.4 miles in 47:20 minuTes. Along wiTh his oTh- er achievemenTs, he compeTed aT secTionals. Also aTTending sec- Tionals was The enTire girls Team. This year's girls Team was The pesT ever, bragged Coach Schimpf. Along wiTh being The pesT Team They are The youngesT ever. Because of cross counTry's suc- cess, Oakville's Team is well known in running circles. Leading the pack, Mike Heilich races To- wards The finish line aT The qualifying meeT for SecTionals. Pushing on, Michelle Hellich runs in sTride aT an away evenT. Pain and agony desTroys Mark Rogers in . The meeT aT Ladue. 68 - Cross CounTry ,.. gage .