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

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V soccer characterizes team concept The junior varsity boys soccer team never gave up and played great defense all year long, commented Coach Hugh Cox. They did not elect captains or most valuable players because everyone was important to the team. On the season, the Dragons had a five, two and two record, turning in fine per- formances against Georgetown, Crockett and Copperas Cove. A later season tie with Westlake epitomized the hard working attitude of all the JV soc- cer players. Down 1-0 early in the game, they fought back, despite being slightly over-matched in size and skill, and scored a goal in the last half. All the players were at their best, Mike Martin in the goal, Rusty Peterson at fullback, Rudy Montalvo at halfback, Joe Her- mann and Daniel Brady at forward. More substitutions had to be made that night than all year, as the players were running their hardest. It was an an- ticlimatic finish when the last kick end- ed at midfield. The junior varsity. team had many good players. The team was made up of spirited and aggressive young men, concluded Coach Cox. The junior varsity boys score a point and attempt to retain possession of the ball. A W www M .- ., JV BOYS SOCCER: QBottom Rowj Leslie Hovis, Perry Dovidio, Chris Ritenour, Jeff Stublar, Mike Martin, Rick Harrell, Ken Lan ham, Joe Herr- mann, Stephen Keltgen, Thad Spalding, QSecond Rowe Jason Prigge, Richard Riley, Pat Shannon, Mike Moore, Michael Graham, Rudy Montalvo, Chris Crofoot, Todd Childs, Mark Barker, Doug Nicholsg QTop Row! Tony Dumas, Rusty Peterson, Brian Gill, Eric Roalson, Mike Stevens, Kevin Wakham, Greg Degruccio, Marc Price, Daniel Brady, Joe Sims, Russell Sablatura, Coach Hugh Cox. Coach Carl Spruill stands in the middle of the JV boys as he gives them a final pep talk and a good luck wish before the game. 114 JV Boys Soccer r 91.-'-.....'- Haig, .,,.. , ,,,,M,,..a .... V- Hugh Cox and Gargf Martin coach their boys from the sidelines will understand an cooperate to help score points for the Round Roc k

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