Rockmont College - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Sooosa The '83-'84 soccer team found themselves challenged by many difficult teams this season, among these were Denver Uni- versity, Colorado College, Air Force, and Colorado School of Mines. Although the team showed signs of discoufagement at times, each player showed significant im- provement. Coach Jeff Sebby said the ardest task of the season was to develop the wide range of abilit from beginner to expert. He feels that there was improve- ment over last year and hopes in the future to see Rockmont become more competitive with league teams. Coach Sebby summed up the season by saying it was 'challenging but not hopeless. ' Season Record: 2 wins-12 losses A W J x :Sl I pq H :Ir-slr BACK ROW: Paul Teichert, Dave Hansen, Mike Chinyamurindi, Randy Barker, Jack Barker, Brian Bell, Kurt Janzen. FRONT ROW: Head Coach Dexter Turk, Tony Gordon, Steve Opp, Bill Poore, Ray Brown, Jerry Holliday, Team Trainer Jeff Sehby. NOT PICTURED: John Hazell. Rockmont's soccer team was hot this year! Ask Mines! TOP CENTER: Although exhausted after each game, the layers discovered their speedj was equal to that of more experienced teams.

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Captain Bill Poore was named to the Second Team All-Conference at fullback. 'A mpg' I 4 I ll 4? 4 f f Z if? W 7 I 1 if WZ, , ' ff ,ig ,f I f if gb 1 A 1 ass i i s I s. is J Af , Co-Captain Randy Barker was named to the Second Team All-Conference at goalie. Mike Chinyamurindi's endless talking kept team spirits up and his seemingly tireless running was a challenge to all. Brian Bell's .outstanding defensive play kept the goals against margin to a minimum. 26

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GLLEYBALL Our volleyball team, this year, saw great improvement over previous years. Im- provement was due to the stabilit of five returning players, Brenda goxley, Virginia Damazo, Jenni Fox, Terri Worcester, Martha Kruhmin, who aided in estahlishin a good foundation. Another contriuting factor was prior experience. Coach Mike Ballinger, in his first year of coaching, helped the spiritual aspect of the team by forming prayer partners who prayed for each other during competition. Team captain Virginia Damazo remarked, We were a close team and it was a grow- ing season for us, all of us. ,W J . 2 1-L 1-ti--i 'I 'i JWIJN, , M :gv 4m'.wfis im iwfflf ,V WNW M if ,yy My . - M ':.-.z:, ,HW , 2 f vr ' I , f f irwlf f' ' l7WiE:.2i:Eii'1l f,WWm'MaW'7F'wf-v , V ii 4' 1 1 1 ,z ,MW ,f iw Returning players: Brenda Boxley, Jenni Fox and Terri -Worcester strengthened team play. Ending the ear on the Honorable Mention of the All-District's Team, Virginia Damazo frightj also ranked first in serving percentages for part of the season, ww 4