Round Rock High School - Dragon Yearbook (Round Rock, TX)

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ax --AL' I - avr 4 fr fr- fl, 'T M R hx C 9 C Upper left: The 1980-81 varsity soccer seniors are: QFrontJ 3 B. McKare. lBack: left to rightli D. Gosda, J. Graham, T, Farr, P. Grandjearl, D. Gosda. Upper right: Chris Hosek maneuvers the ball towards the goal. Left center: Scott Garelick steals the ball from an opponent while Tim Almquist makes sure the play IS successful, Right center: Bryan McKare appears to be flying ln the air. Bottom left, The 1980 Bl J V soccer team ls lFlrst rowl P Paorlla R Almqulst, D Aranclo J Noel. D Pleratt QSQCOUUYOWJ M Bell Fl Gill J Flltenour, K Clark B Tranchorl l Pepplng G Wreoe M Reagan Coach Moloerlhour lThlrorowl M Cooper C Helnchorr F Torre!! D Jones lFoorlhrowl K Caller W Geloes A Alwls C Gill P Cllorllzenerl F' Kell, D Dorlya H Zion, J lleoel lNOlLllL,lu'Pi1l B Roseoerger G Foster P Glarlrfgm' DeslgnanJsl1lr,o,Tls lr,l all 47 Q

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They boot up to the top ln the past few years soccer in Round Rock has grown measurably and high school soccer was no exception. The boys varsity finished 4th in district, greatly surpassing district predictions. A contributing factor to their success was the addition of varsity coach Gary Martin. He taught the players new skills and helped them improve both physically and mentally. According to senior Bryan McKare, cg soccer was one important part of his sen-X ior year. He said, Our team had many emotional highs and lows. One problem with our team was the lows came more often than the highs. l think this brought us closer. Top: Senior Darin Gosda keeps the ball in play with a bump of his head. Center: 1980-81 Varsity Soccer team members are: tFlrst rowt : Tim Almquist, Steve Driggers, Scott Garelick, Ronnie Sledge, Brantley Kelly, Jeff McDaniel. tSecond rowl 1 Coach Gary Martin, Adam Chibib, Julio Tress, Freddy Diaz, Trace Gray, Chris Hosek, Juan Fargas. tThird rowj : Darin Gosda, Jeff Graham, Pete Grandjean, Bryan McKare, Troy Farr, Darbe Gosda. Bottom: Both varsity and J.V. players show their enthusiasm while on the road. t x W N .1 ss- .sszi-:.. A .. 'ftizir-we .tl V

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Cross country excel-lerates X , , O thru district Determination, consistency, and dedi- cation were the main ingredients that led the 1980 Cross Country team to a suc- cessful season. Although the team suffered setbacks from illnesses and injuries, they out ran first rate teams like Westlake and A St M Consolidated, placing first and second in boys and girls district competition, respectively. According to Coach Keith Wagner, the reason for the team's success was that everyone had equal strength, so they always had a good number of run- ners placing in the top 10 of a race. Outlooks for future Cross Country teams at Round Rock look good with one of the strongest freshman and soph- omore teams this school has ever had. When asked how the addition of Westwood would affect Cross Country, Coach Wagner commented, Splitting Round Rock into two schools will really benefit Cross Country because it will give the district more competition. Season Results: boys girls Austin invitational placed 1st placed 1st Gatesville placed 1st placed 2nd Westtake placed 3rd placed 5th Highland Invitational placed 3rd placed 8th A 8. M Consolidated placed 3rd placed Sth District placed lst placed 1st Region placed 7th placed 13th Top: As Coach Wagner explains the runner's strategy, the girls team pauses for a moment to psyche themselves up. Center: The agony of the race is portrayed on Susan SeIfridge's U11 face as Marc Jernigan 1111 comforts her. Bottom right: The Girls Cross Country Team for 1980-81: lleft to rightl S. Selfridge, C. Lopesuarez, K. Morris, D. Bond, S. Sewell, D. Coleman, P. Brey, B. Lane, N. Mahoney. tBack rowl: D. Ohradzansky fmgnl and Jeanne Cleckler tasst. coachl.