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

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it iw' yan Burgan. junior, and David Wolff, junior, shake hands with the icogdoches players after a bi-district playoff game held on the Dragon imond. ivid Wolff, junior, tries to put one of the Nacogdoches Dragons out before touches base during the bi-district playoffs. VARSITY BASEBALL: lBott0m Rowj Roy Salazar, Hobby Perez, Bryan Burgan, Peter Beltran, Richard Clausen, Paul Cherrone, James Lan- caster, tSecond Rowj Darin Kelley, David Monasmith, Kyle Koch, Brad Gilstrap, Lee Moerbe, Brad Crecelius, Kevin Sells, Craig Phillips, fT0p Rowl Coach John Langerhans, Kevin Lee, Mike Bradley, Carl McLendon, Todd Brown, Salvador Rodriguez, David Wolff, Jr. Ontiveros, Sam Stone. Darin Kelley, senior, prepares to bat against the Nacogdoches Dragons on the Round Rock diamond in the first game of the bi-district playoffs. 'swf Todd Brown, senior, practices his pitching before a game. Brown was the starting pitcher in the district championship game against Westwood and was 5 and O on the season. Varsity Baseball 135

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Baseball advances to bi-district Making it all the way to the bi-district playoffs, the varsity baseball team end- ed the season with 15 wins and five losses. l feel we've had a great amount of success and improvement. We've gone from a very inconsistent team in the beginning to a bonafied contender in the the end,', said new head coach John Langerhans. f'Being a new coach I feel we've got a good bunch of young men here at the Rock and it's been a pleasure working with them. The spirit has been great but it usually is when you're winning, add- ed Langerhans. 'KS-tarting in district we really felt like we started playing together and believ- ing in ourselves. Everyone got along great and knew the role they had to play for us to be champions. The whole year has been alot of fung ljust wish we could all keep playing together, commented Todd Brown, senior. 'fDuring the last part of the game against Westwood to determine the district champs, Westwood filled the bases and put their best batter up. I knew when that last ball was hit that it was in play, so all I wanted to do was run out and help James Lancaster hold on to it, commented Coach Langerhans. ln the bi-district playoffs against Nacogdoches, the Dragons lost two in a row, but Langerhans summed up his feelings by saying, Our boys competed well and, equally as important, showed lots of class. f. -an-' ' . Q , .......-s- .,.,g...-. -fish, A -kfh U ...::f,L - R .gf K X of A.. Salvador Rodriguez, junior, tries to avoid stepping on a Nacogdoches player during the first game of the bi-district playoff. 134 N arsity Baseball BP .p -,Mr c, . if S .se . .Q if .. 'Qt is 2 Mike Bradley centration as Dragon varsity baseball players show their respect Round Rock Westwood game This last g by removing their caps during the playing of the the regular season gave the district cl national anthem at the opening ceremonies of the to the Dragons

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JV baseball strives for better record The junior varsity baseball team end- ed the season with eight wins, eight losses and one tie. Even though we had a 500 record, we had close games. They were still trying and never gave up. The little things that got us beat in the other games never happened again. They did a great amount of learning. On the games we won, we had great pitching and made the plays in the field without many mistakes. In all, it was a great yearf' commented Coach Kenny Cogdell. This year the team's most spirited player was Dare Lovett, sophomore. They did not pick a most valuable player or a most improved player. Dare Lovett, sophomore, Larry Hayes, freshman, and Richard Schirpik, sophomore, shake hands with their opponents after a home game. ' EEA as-si - i.gg1!.',,, ,ff , .,g4:, .439 ,,,a W Q fs 'uqfi' Scott Dalrymple, sophomore, kneels down to catch a ball during a warm up before a home game. Dalrymple was one of three catchers for the team. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL: tBottom Row! Scott Dalrymple, An- tonio Diflesualdo, Todd Childs, Ketan Patel, Dare Lovett, Aaron Wilson, Scott Smithg tSecond Row! David Lindsay, Kevin Phillips, Greg VonQuin- tus, Brent Keith, Troy Brown, Kevin Adams, Ronny Ballard, Joe Ellisg fTop Rowl Coach Kenny Cogdell, Mark Monasmith, Brad Rhoades, Jon Wallin, Richard Schirpik, Larry Hayes, Todd Lee, Eric Wilson ttrainerl. 136 JV Baseball . 1 f . ,t , ,,., . .S bs 'Sf' ' 1 Ji. -. L' ' A -ccls is if . ,. i ..,., , . , ... B -, A : fi Y , ,3 A . : fi ...r, I f ...dn R ..........w.-.-W. ' 'X A Jon Wallin, sophomore, reaches home plate as he scores a point for thai Round Rock Dragons. The JV team ended their season with eight wins, eigh losses and one tie. , A 'X .5 1' f ' s 5 s S , . . t we T A - 5 T' .RR iiii B... e2-- Q eq. r ,.. , .i ,, , . gf K gg it i.. il? ff QQ . rg 4 ... - 1 p tscs X, F pft 4 .jf . T' A 'I .if 4 . . ,-'L ..'. 1 .nl , :-' , , ,