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spirits of the RCC thinclads rose. Eastwood Park. NICAA XIII meet. , 'H ffvfl-'L j- . 6 V., sl +,.4... ' dw., .-,.z , ' 1 Q , ,'.s ,av s -aH.1-gi' A , ,. , ,'-A- --1:-',,',eaet ,, 1- ,fI- ,,,1 ' p ' . Q . 4,-,'i,1 'LL'-f . L..',- '..1Li,-Htl Aff'-1g'fgE'.' L.. jj Long Dis ta nce Runners 2 , j syang y A, - A ' we A fflifty' Set Numerous Records -RGC 43 'iff . l h D ECC 28 ff? P' 1 ,.,, 3-'Gustavus Aifiiiipihhsrufe 427g Rochester Communlty College experienced IIS best cross RCC I 4 -an St. Marys 450 7, country season ever in 1973. Many records were set as the RVCG,-hgh Rv .Winona State A I p 129iLgj.' To get his squad into shape for the season, Coach Lynn King A in f 'f p ffl ran the hopefuls 18 miles a day. After a few weeks this was vvorthingtbhslnzlinational! pf Srdvbldce ' H cut down to 15 miles a day. Most of the running was done at RCC V20 3 - ,J Rcc 15 'E --in 5' Waseca? f T? A total of 14 runners competed this fall. just having that Black Hawk Invitdtidnallgrl ,.A,- fzsihppla ,HWU many on the cross country team was a record. Sophomores RCC .43!.,,,4EZQp 7 - ni ' Rick Clark, Dover-Eyota, Ken Reed and jim Parlin, both ' Tfffk it-Lg from Rochester, were selected tri-captains of the 1973 team. oiafgiivitatignal Mfg' A V. l,E,2.lL This was the first year the thinclads ever won a cross RCCK V1 country meet. The triangular meet was against Winona State d place'-VE.Ylfv:? -N 4 E .If V. varsity and St. Mary's. The Yellowjacket cross country squad .Qilg:,'j.f1j 3 ' I ft 'f,' .'e' - - - - - .egwn - H395-f pl p..ew:J:f- finished its season with a 6-2 dual meet record despite the . 1, W ,zgb I .a'- f I ,!', - ' Ip.-as-155411.,3ggiig.'g3'3.5Ly5.Q fact that many opponents were four-year schools. RCC fin- p 1 ., -,g I 5 Y ali! ished third in the MCCAA State Meet and fourth in the 1 L 4 V , I f 1'. Pete Peterson, a freshman from Lanesboro, broke two p 6,1 V't: school records in the four and five mile runs. His four mile - H pu record was 21:09 minutes and his five mile record was 27:16 Spit . ' fp QQ:Qj1'd '..4' 1, ij , ' it - , y y'y. ,a -,f: y 1 .Q -'1j1f- P I 1 f-fini minutes. -..-, 4.4-1... -, -- --.3 tl: ....- - ..f..L---il -fv ' if -4ff.i..l Cross Country Team-ROW 1-Jim Parlin, Robine Nelson, Rick Clark, Tom Kennedy. ROW 2-Ron Kline, Randy Malley, Dan Van Hook, Ken Reed, Pete Peterson, Coach Lynn King.
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RCC Cridmcn-ROW I-Terry Kent fmanagerl, Terry Thorson, Steve Anderson, Steve Dostell, Michael Trott, Steve Weist, Luther Ulrich, Paul Schmidt, joel Mikle, Al Clark. ROW 2-Mark Wambach, Frosty Clegg, Steve Kaysten, Iay Cove, Charles Armstrong, Dennis Theede, Tim Ryan, Rick Swenson, Rick Groff, Craig Schultz, jeff McKay, Scott Nigon, Dave Thompson, Garry Rippentrop. ROW 3-Marv Stafford, Larry Dison, Dale Grundhoffer, Mike Stein, Dan Harves, Dan Pulford, Dave Tackman, Dave Olson, Craig McCallum, Randy Gettler, Mike Baudoin, Mark Samlaska, Steve Hinrichs, Paul Hoen. ROW 4-Mark Grant, Don Schindle, Alessandro Campea, Tom I-laase, Kim Smith, Mark Erickson, Bill Canfield, john Svendsen, Chuck Kinney, Kerry Linbo, Darwin Sprong, james Olson, Peter Grant, Greg Scurlock, Jay Weis, Roger Perrizo, john Sugruc. ROW 5-Clyde Crockett, Bill Patterson, Chuck Caverly, john Karaus, Tom Marpe, Mark Peterson, Larry Colvin, Pat Cook, Steve Wagner, Mike Fitzgerald, Paul Jorgensen, Curt Thompson, jerry McKay, Tom Rcister, Vito Briatico, Kevin Smith. .iv , . ili- i --fl I' S w ' 'f W A-'uhm N T-l:A. v Ei 'wa ,..'7' -' I' , l - , V ., 1 ,. f .fi RCGT l 5- by acc he Macc ' LRCC' , '2ti ncegy g ' RCC L J J Scoigebuardi ip- ., Waseca, e ii C Anoka-Ramsey' ' In'verHills- 'B , ,'.t 5' 'V Austin: - ' A N. amass. it C ' ,Norijnandale Willmar A Worthington Jackets Rout Opponents But Miss C Bowl Bid This yearis Yellowjackets posted a 7-1 season record and tied for first place in the Southern Division of the Commu- nity College Conference. Getting first place was what Coach Cy Champa set out to do from the start, but the team fell short of sole possession by losing to Willmar in the next-to-last game, 42-15. Con- sequently, Rochester lost the bid to go to the champion- ship game at Memorial Stadium in Minneapolis. Neverthe- less, the team can look back on a successful year. For Coach Champa, it was his sixth year at Rochester Community College. His record for junior college football coaching has been, including the l973'season, 45 wins and 10losses. The team met weaker opponents early in the year and came out with' four victories by wide margins. When the schedule got tougher, the scores were closer, but they still won three of the final four games. This year's squad had 72 players, a large turnout for the school. There were three quarterbacks, Kerry Linbo, Mark Peterson and freshman Mike Fitzgerald. Assisting Coach Champa Were: Mr. Keith Todd, Mr. Steve Kereakos, Mr. Bob Robinson and Mr. Bill F essler.
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