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

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Volleyball season ends in triumph What would be the best way to describe the Lady Dragon varsity volleyball team? Simply, awesome! With a season record of 33 wins and 4 losses, the Lady Dragons ad- vanced tothe District tournament. After leaving District with a stunning 9-1 record the team traveled to the Bi-District meet where they succeeded in defeating John Tyler High School of Waco. A victory over Cy-Creek resulted in the Lady Dragons becoming Area Champs. The team also became Region II finalists. Although Round Rock beat Richardson Berkner, Cy-Fair proved too tough to defeat. The Lady Dragons took third place in both the Seguin and Del Valle tournaments. The girls also took a triumphant first place in the New Braunfels Tournament. All District honors went to Most Valuable Player Karen Kramer, First Team Heather Smith and Karen Cannady and Second Team Liz Clifford and Debbie Traber. Coach Linda Pryor commented on the season, I am very proud of this '83 team. They have shown remarkable determination in working toward their goals. Although they were young and inexperienced they were talented and skilled and displayed great teamwork. They played for each other as well as for RRHS N .. Karen Cannady l10j, junior, makes a strong serve to begin the Area Championship game against Cy-Creek at Bryan High School. 22 Sports - Sponsored by Round Rock Cablevision Heather Smith l6J, junior, Karen Kramer l7l, senior, Olivia Zamarippa 141, junior, and Tracey Williams l3l, :SN- ur 1 pun 'QMS sophomore, exchange high fives after a good plal The girls had a very successful season. S 3 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: QFront Row, Debbie Traber, Tracey Williams, Seri! Childs, Olivia Zamarippa. QSecond Row! Cindy Mueller, Liz Clifford, Andrea Ellis manager. fThird Bowl Coach Linda Pryor, Heather Smith, Karen Cannady, Evely Fabac, manager. QTopJ Karen Kramer.

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Freshman White beats Westwood A lot of times, unfair as it may be, the sub-varsity teams are somewhat ignored. All teams, whether they be freshmen or varsity, should be supported, for they are working hard to support their school. The Freshman White football team is a good example of this lack of support. They put in as many hours of hard work during and after school, learning and practicing, as do the varsity players and do their best to represent RRHS. Not many people, however, attend their games. Despite all of their hard work, this team had a record of one win and seven losses. Their hard work did result in a defeat of Westwood, 12-6, in their first meeting of the year. Dragon defenders prevent their foe from reaching a first down. As the Dragon offensive line blocks an opponent, Todd Moore l34l breaks toward the outside and prepares to travel down the field.

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Karen Kramer l7l, senior, prepares to spike the ball and ensure the win against Cy-Creek. Liz Clifford l8l, sophomore, and Heather Smith i6l, junior, block a spike by their opponent. 'Z tg V f '-', Y , My . ,, gkgo.g',f-w e- A ,yggg ,ff , W'-m l r L in A S ft fr . i W A' AM ti ..,,,.M-'- ' 0 Q X- Q N-.1 K Q is , QS xr The Lady Dragonsg Tracey Williams, sophomore, juniorg Karen Kramer, senior, Liz Clifford, sophomoreg Lady Warriors serve the ball. The team went all the Karen Cannady, juniorg Olivia Zamarippa, junior, and Heather Smith, junior, wait in anticipation as the way to the regional finals. Sports 23