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

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Shirpik 1101 dodges a Westlake tackle as he attempts to carry the downfield for a touchdown. The sophomore Dragons won the early game 34-0. 0 OPHOMORE FOOTBALL: 1B0ttom Rowl Kevin Metcalf, Mike Ieece, Lance Freeman, Robert Garcia, Adam Alvarado, Joe Sims 5 CSecond Lowj Adam Nabors, Sammy Crisostomo, William Land, Dare Lovett, John lvarado, Paul Magrone 3 fThird Rowl Mike Guest, Rusty Boles, David Iunninger, Craig Krienke, John Dittman, Charles Williams 5 CBack Rowj ason Wellington, Richard Schirpik, Jon Wallin, Bryan Fritsch, Trey Graves, 'avid Barker . Sophomores end season with wlns Despite early losses, the sophomore team ended their season with four wins and three games where they held their opponents scoreless. The sophomore Dragons, early in the season, beat Westlake 34-0. The follow- ing week they beat Temple 12-0. In the final game of the season, they won over their crosstown rivals from Westwood, 27-O. The season went really well as far as the attitude and performance. They were great kids to work with, com- mented Coach Jim Eden, They were better than we thought they would bef' Eden added, We only lost against Georgetown by two points, Bryan by two and Killeen by two, so I felt that they were very close games. All in all, it was a great year! Playing well for the sophomore Dragons were William Land, Mike Guest, Dare Lovett, Robert Garcia and Adam Alvarado. rs of the sophomore team celebrate their by holding up his finger indicating the team is three games where they held their opponents victor th W t d W ' . D 'd b ' h' ' ' . D 't earl losses, scoreless. Even the ames that were lost were close y over e es woo arrlors avi num er one in is opinion espi e y g 1353 shows his feelings toward the win the team ended their season with four wins and in total scores. Sophomore Football 91

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90 Junior Varsity Football ,mm 'Quinn mms ' M T usisilgigii, Agn f 'll 9 2 , vis 15- Q g , f A V ,,,- . 1 ' ,J Ae, ,. E , , ' Q.: ,If 11 ' 4,3 A ,L pf- mm! 5' slllllL : 'Quinn 11 illlllr 7 what 541 gg 1, W , , ' ' A J .. U' 1 ' ,' f ww r Mei-,g. f 1 1' V' 1 Q , ? 'ff A 1' 'fKf'f f Q Q mmm 'r mam 4 ll an ' an I lv umm llll' 'N mm fl ug., mms 'uni' Tm? JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: 1B0ttom Row3 John Gagnon 1503, Louis Hickman 1603, Dav Lindsay 1433, Byron Acevedo 1213, Tim Paul 1323, Victor Polanco 122331Second Row3 John Allgoc 1443, Darin Brockway 1553, Bryce Dial 1403, Derek Chance 1363, Turk Jones 1153: 1Third ROW3 Davi Th 33 Ch ,kfl hl 41 A d B ' k 1853,Ti T l 1613,Bl G i 1863g1Fourt football ends season with victory Junior varsity football players began their season with a 32-0 win against Austin Lanier. After that impressive start, they dropped four games and had a game cancelled. They finished at 4-4 winning over Hyde Park Baptist, Cop- peras Cove and Westwood. All season the JV Dragons had a strong running game. Byron Acevedo, junior, Derek Chance, sophomore, and Cory DeCuir, junior, all had outstanding performances on different occasions. Defensively juniors, Kelly Mont- gomery, Mike McCann and Tim Taylor played well. omlson 1 3, uc e 1 3, n rew rm man im ay or as arc a ROW3 Ramiro Ramirez 1753, Mike Ashford 1843, Ricky Dowell 1203, Rick Jehl 1523, Matt Abbott 154 1Back Row3 Doug Johnson 1703, Scott Jones 1103, Mike Cunnings 1883, Michael McCann 1823. Junior Michael McCann 1823 leads a crowd of layers as he attempts to tackle the Westwood ball carrier. s Q Quarterback Turk Jones, junior, prepares to pass the football to on him in an effort to intercept the pass during a district ga a downfield Dragon receiver as several of the Warriors close in against crosstown rival, Westwood.

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Freshmen combine for records of 7-7 We have a good crop of freshmen, commented Coach Doug Ethridge, There is talent enough for a winning team. The two freshman football teams, maroon and white, had a com- bined season record of seven and seven with each team having two games cancelled due to bad weather. Eric Detrick led the freshman maroon team with excellent rushing perfor- mances all season. The team finished with a three and four record. They beat Westlake twice and also won over Bryan. For the maroon team, Mike Mc- Cullough, Eddie Rice and Jeff Taylor had outstanding seasons. The freshman white team ran up a four and three record with their wins coming against Georgetown, Westlake, Killeen and Westwood. The white team's offense was led by quarterback Scott Smith. John Ontiveros, Barry Taylor and Toby Stahl were also offen- sive standouts. Defensive standouts were Carl Alexander, Todd Lee and Jason Martin. Overall, both freshman teams played good football and may provide the nucleus of excellent teams in years to come according to coach Ethridge. , g. 1533 Q l S 'Mg' 'MBSITSQ QQ' i2f9,'fsq,?7evg Q Q60 1 59' 'feefisirraff-ssiiaafv emveslf 1 14 31 FRESHMEN WHITE: 1Bottom Row1 Steven Hall 1421, Aaron Wilson 1691, Jeff Saylor 1731, Jeff Driver 1351, Jeff Farmer 1521, Eddie Rice 1401, James Hammock 1101, 1Second Row1 Steve Reyna 1621, Todd Childs 1141, Maurice Bujnoch 1551, Bobby Formby 1321, Blake Notgrass 1311, Richie Valdez 1411, Terry Howe 1431, 1Third Row1 Peter Ramirez 1661, Tom Perkins 1781, Jason Kujawa 1811, Jon Browning 1931, Brent Keith 1801, Mike McCullough 1911, Troy Brown 1511, 1Back Row1 Charles Kuhl 1291, Peter Botonis 1751, Marco Castillo 1771, Larry Hayes 1701, Gene Rossow 1851, Eric Detrick 1451, Dean Tesmer 1601, Rich Salinas 1611, David Wolfe 1501. Jeff Kyle 1451, freshman, heads for the end zone in an attempt to make a touchdown for the freshman white team as an opponent is blocked by one of his teammates. 92 Freshman Football ,N ' .64 JI A member of the freshman white team runs for a touchdown and just being tackled by an opposing player as the official hurries to keep up with action. G5