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

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Trey Graves, sophomore, hands the baton off to Brian Grubbs, sophomore. Both boys ran on the varsity relay team which was coached by Phil Delavan. BOYS TRACK: QBottom Row! Toby Stahl, Mike Cranor, Jon Browning, David Vas uez, Pedro Ramirez, Pat Brindle, Dean Tesmerg QSecond Bowl Steve Ward, Jesse Gadison, Chris Dusterhoff, Harlan Mitchell, Gene Rossow, Matt Buckner, Steve Kujawa, Andy Combs, QThird Row! Freddie Camp, A. C. Morales, Brian Grubbs, Turk Jones, Chris Bartley, Dar lCardosa, Dennis Crathers, Layne Murphy, QTop Rowj Willie Reed, Mark' Hernandez, Alan Bond, Jeff Behn, James Pascal, Doug Johnson, Kevin Brewer. fat e f'-'A -an-'ll . S...--'tg '? v Kevin Brewer, junior, winds up for a discus toss. Brewer was named the most valuable member of the varsity boys track team and was also a team captain. Todd Moore, sophomore, sets his starting blocks for a fast start in one of the relays. RRHS hosted several track meets during the spring including the district meet. Varsity Boys Track 129

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Tracksters host district competition An outstanding group of athletes, new track coach Phil Delavan said as he described the varsity boys track team. The local track team hosted two meets at Dragon stadium this year in- cluding the RRISD Invitational and the District 8-5A meet. This year's most valuable player was Kevin Brewer, junior, and team cap- tains were Brewer, Mark Hernandez, junior, and Turk Jones, junior. The six or eight juniors will give outstanding commitment and great leadership next year, commented Coach Delavan. Round Rock High School's coaching staff and the athletes are some of the most enjoyable people I have ever worked with in my 27 years of coaching. I am looking forward to many years of winning athletes and outstanding academics, concluded Delavan. Juniors Willie Reed and Alan Bond keep ahead of their opgonents in one of the track meets held in Dragon tadium. If W -5L.:1,,4' Mark Hernandez, junior, strives to keep ahead of the pack while running against a member of the Travis track team during a local meet. Lining up at the starting line, the Round Rock Dragons and the Westwood Warriors prepare to run against each other. 128 Varsity Boys Track ,is ,.,4 ' r vw 5,43 I .. 4 r ' gms-r' 1' ' I ,W ,. M, ,, ,ff.,,ft..

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arsity girls do their best ff at every meet The varsity girls track team im- proved with every meet and by the Round Rock Invitational and district competition they hit their personal best times, jumps and throws, said Coach Jeanne Cleckler. The team was made up of two freshmen, five sophomores, four juniors and one senior. They averaged 30 points in their six track meets. The most valuable team member was Sharon Fowler, junior, and the Lady Dragon Leadership award went to Robin Hirsch, senior. The Round Rock Dragons track team came to life because this year everybody gave their best at every meet,', concluded Sonia Needham, junior. 6 ,...rd Denise Wilson, sophomore, watches to see how far she put the shot in the district meet while the of- ficial looks on. 'M ' My A, 'W j ,, ff' 1 .1 ' dw' Toni Williams, freshman, takes a running leap in the long jump as Coach Cheryl Lang looks on. Williams was one of the two freshmen who made the varsity team. Sharon Fowler, junior, went to regionals in the discuss throw and came in eighth out of 16 competitors. Fowler was voted most valuable team member. 130 Varsity Girls Track ,,.., at G5 i - ----1 M. 'D 4-Z' 'I