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

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1 aying soccer often involves doing two or more things the same time. Carmen Grider, senior, proves that e can do it as she keeps her eye on the ball while try- ! , 7 fg , 315 W 2 ' fs Q' ,..,,,, ing to avoid being knocked down by an energetic oppo- nent. This was Carmen's last year playing soccer for Round Rock High School. 'nia Shelton, sophomore, Tammy Woehl, junior, and ithleen O'Reilly, sophomore, sit on the bench and ow their support for the boys' varsity soccer team. 9,40 Support from the student body helped the boys have a fun and victorious season, despite the epidemic of in- juries that plagued the team. WWWW '-ff if ,.., ,, Norma Alvarado, senior, chases after an opponent heading toward the Round Rock goal with the ball. Nor- ma was just one ofthe outstanding players. Coach Gary Martin discusses the boys' game with an in- jured Karen Moross, senior, who stayed to watch the guys play. Karen is a major player for the girls' varsity team. Sports 49

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Girls soccer team plays strong, hard through District The girls varsity soccer team had a record of twelve wins, three losses and one tie this year. Wendi Grant, sophomore, Lisa Schwartz, Lesley Swaverly, Carmen Grider, and Norma Alvarado, seniors, led a skillful onslaught against their opponents which resulted in many defeats. Although two of the most powerful Lady Dragons Karen Moross, senior, and Traci Smotherman, sophomore, were injured throughout the season, the team was at no loss for talent. Michelle Tripp, Kate O'Reilly and Liz Clifford, sophomores, Robyn Hirsch, junior, and Theresa McKenna, freshmen, were a few of the young and very talented players on the squad. GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER: tFint Bowl Wendi Grant, Tracy Smotherman, Lesley Swaverly, Leigh Ann Martinets, Karen Moross, Liz Clifford. tSecond Bowl Theresa McKenna, Susan Stokdal, Robin Hirsch, ,-3 its - 1 ,O s v f . 1 Lisa Schwartz, Pam Bielicki. l'l'hird Row, Miche Tripp, Norma Alvarado, Sonia Shelton, Tammi Woe Kate O'Reilly, Carmen Grider, Coach Gary Martin. Bank 53.1 llilh it --1. Norma Alvarado, senior, dribbles the ball around her opponent. This will be Norma's last year on the team and she had a very successful season. 48 Sports EMM Norma Alvarado makes a great throw in the game against Crockett. Good throws i important in soccer, just as is the ability to kick. Norma was one of four ser players.

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JV boys soccer gives 200 percent This year's version of the Junior Varsity soccer team had a great year. Their season record of nine wins and two losses clearly showed that the JV kickers gave 200'Zi throughout the season. Leading the Dragons through the epoch was Sean McCarter, sophomore, who scored a number of goals this year as a result of his tactical playing. Unfortunately, McCarter in- jured his ankle at the end of the season and the team had to do without him for the last few games. The JV players came through though, and finished their successful season. 'rio Mike Penske, junior, passes the ball across the field to a teammate who scored against the Warriors. In the background, Chris Crofoot stands by, ready to assist Mike, should the need arise. 50 Sports Manager Fred Angus, senior, Sean McCarter, sophomore, Paul Creel, junior, and Dean Wilcox, freshman, listen attentively to Coach Hugh Cox during halftime of their game versus Westwood. Halftime p talks are an essential part of the game to menta prepare the players for the second half. Q i.i is ,E QE, ,. - -.rt ggi: . ' nf JV Boys Soccer Team: fFirst Row, Daniel Brady, William Herrington lSecond Rowj Kellin Nieman, Gilbert Lopez, Michael Ritenour, Chris Crofoot 1Third Rowl Casey Lewis, Mike Johannsen, Greg Degruccio, Jeff Shook, Kevin McWaters, Sean McCarter, Mark Hernandez QFourth Rowj Mike Stevens, Jeff Stublar, W P-ff Paul Creel, Mike Brown, Rudy Montalvo, Dean Will QFifth Rowj Richard Riley, Tony Dumas, Dc Nichols, Mike Katana, Russell Sablatura, Mike Fens Kevin Carsnik fSixth Row! Jesus Araujo, Rus Peterson, Mark Barker, Eric Price, Thad Spaldi Gregory Salli fSeventh Bowl Coach Hugh Cox.