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

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T s -s 5 Q QQ, ,,,a Sal Rodriguez, junior, is boosted up on the shoulders of his friends and classmates to remove the basketball net. The Dragons ended the season with a 56-52 win over Westwood. VARSITY BASKETBALL: QBottom Rowj Pete Magronef33J, Adrian Ho1mesf22l, Sal Rodriguezf24J, Todd MorrowQ22J, Steve Zamarippalllj, Mike Chalinl10Jg 1Top Row! Coach Marv Schmitt, Jason Elbersf12J, Scott HaddenC25J, Scott JonesQ40J, Todd Brownf42J, Archie Holmesf31J, Andy McCarrollf32D. V . 43 n,,.v' if ,JF -qgx Marv Schmitt instructs the players as they Schmitt, head basketball coach, was one of several with new athletic director Doug Ethridge. for the final minutes of the game. new coaches who came to Round Rock in the fall Ethridge left in January but Schmitt stayed. Varsity Boys Basketball 103

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Boys varsity ends season with Victory The year ended on an up note for the boys varsity basketball team with a season record of 9-20, the best record in the past couple of years. The season started out with the team winning their first four games. They ended the season with an exciting vic- tory against crosstown rival Westwood, 56-52. The most improved player was Scott Jones, sophomore. Most spirited player was Jason Elbers, junior. Team captains were Todd Morrow, senior, and Archie Holmes, junior. The top rebounders were Archie Holmes with 167, Scott Jones with 152, and Todd Brown with 151. Junior Jason Elbers had 124 assists, the most for the team. The top freethrow percentage belonged to Mike Chafin with 81 percent. Jason Elbers gained the highest scores, averaging 11.9 per game. Other top scorers were Todd Brown, senior, with an average of 11.2 and Todd Morrow with an average of 10.6. Todd Brown, senior, scores two of his 14 points against the Westwood Warriors in the final game of the season. ,Qgj Scott Jones, sophomore varsity player, works to keep the rebound from the Westwood Warriors in the Dragons 56-52 win over their crosstown rivals. Archie Holmes, junior, battles against a Westwood Warrior to regain control of the ball. Holmes was the Dragons top rebounder with 167 for the season. 102 Varsity Boys Basketball

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JV basketball ends season successfully We had a good year over all. We lost a few close games that would have sweetened the victory column. But the players were eager and positive which makes a coach's job easy,', commented Mike Atchley. The boys junior varsity basketball team had a record of 11 wins and 12 losses. They started the season by win- ning their first six games. Their best game was against New Braunfels Canyon, 104-49. They also won against crosstown rival Westwood, '77-61. The most valuable players and team captains were Kenneth Holecek, junior, Kevin Lee, juniorg Johnny Paramo, junior, and Richie Clausen, sophomore. Most improved players were Scott Burkelow, sophomore, and Mike Mc- Cann, junior. The most spirited players were Rusty Boles, sophomore and David Kuninger, sophomore. I think we had a good team and a lot of talent but we were a little short of luck. I think we will be a better team next year,', McCann concluded. Johnny Paramo, junior, carries the ball downcourt in a practice game. Paramo was one of the four team captains. Kwan no .fr . -. JV BOYS BASKETBALL: fBottom Rowl Rowl Coach Mike Atchley, Johnny Paramo, Russell Boles, Kenneth Holecek, Richard Clausen, David Kuninger, Mike McCann, Kevin Lee, Scott Kevin Metcalf, Bruce Blair, Daryl Cardosag QTop Burklow, William Land. 104 JV Boys Basketball nj ' --Q-s A' gm -M Y 2wga ' uw t 'I . 'my ' ' g M 5 bewum.+.w..w 3 6 51 Scott Burklow, sophomore, and Mike Chafin, junior, block Daryl Cardosa, sophomore, from receiving the ball in one of their practice games.