St Louis Country Day School - Codasco Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Mike Ford kicks the ball away from a leap- ing Luthern South defender. 1 1 xi, UUJU 5' J, mst 'glhgf' timid UUWQ COURSE? .M Varsity Soccer CDS OPP Westminster 0 2 Principia 2 1 St. johns 2 6 Burroughs 4 4 U. City 2 5 Barstow 2 1 Lutheran N. 7 0 Lutheran S. 4 3 Priory 2 3 Burroughs 2 1 Principia 4 2 Lutheran N. 3 1 Pem Day 2 2 Lutheran S. 2 1 Priory 2 1 Coach: Kalmar Record: Won 10, Lost 4 First Row ileft to rightj: Rodney Schiffer, Dan jasper, Mike Ford, Bob Kittner, Fred Teutenberg, Andy Bryan, Gordy Scherk, Brendan johnson, and Mike Leggat. Sec- ond Row Cleft to rightj: Dr. Kalmar, Brian Roche, Eric Lobser, Sandy Sommer, Sai- suke loh, Chip Ferris, Chris Fox, Tom Diggs, Alex Miles, Rob Klahr, Bob Karn, and manager-player john Betz. A Soccer League Champs! Country Day Soccer: last place in ABC is what the Suburban journal said. Dr. Al Kalmar showed the team this prediction during their first prac- tice. Their goal at that time became to win as many league games as possible. They did win some games, 8 of 10 tying one and losing the other. They were first in league. With only five returning starters, many positions had to be filled. Talent was sparse, effort abundant. Rob Klahr, Mike Leggat, Tom Diggs, Eric Lobser and Brendon johnson all con- tested for starting positions in the de- fense. The halfback spots were se- cure, in the hands of Chris Fox and Mike Ford, with Bobby Kittner as a substitute. Sandy Sommer and Brian Suffuan were placed in the remaining forward positions. So, with the re- turning starters, Alex Miles, Daisuke loh, Chip Ferris, Danny jasper, and Fred Teutenberg, it seemed the team took shape. After struggling with lineup changes in the early season, the team solidified and began win- ning. Daisuke loh scored 27 goals, and Danny jasper was the fastest player on the team, even with a back brace during his great season. Alex Miles was a captain and had the next highest number of goals. The final Senior starter was Chip Ferris, the other cap- tain, who played at fullback. junior Fred Teutenberg at goalie was the fi- nal returning starter. The team ended up 11-8-2 overall, and 8-1-1 in ABC league, a great re- cord for a team predicted to lose. Six players were chosen to the all ABC league team: Tom Diggs, Chip Ferris, Daisuke loh, Mike Ford, Alex Miles, Fred Teutenberg, Eric Lobser, Danny jasper, and Chris Fox. Even after a first round overtime loss to Burroughs in districts, everyone was pleased with the season. 27

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Back row lL to Rl: Coach Dick Bess, Chris Hibbard, Bo Rutledge, Ashley Gray, Henry Chang, Nick Penniman, Ricky Metz, ikneelingl George Halley, Tucker Franciscus, lay Lane, Robert Goldbaum, Baker Shepley, Mike Stemmler, isittingl Steve Gontram, john Winer, Devin Baker, Chris Lopata, lon Moon, joel Schachter. Missing: Pat Behan. junior Chris Hibbard dribbles the ball down field on his way to scoring yet an- other CDS' goal. -., . .. ., ifw,if'l??Qi5fQ'Q5' ww 1 f s P. ..f.zam.' . .W ff -5 f -' Y -' y ka... , --Li., 1.2 7.4 ..5.. fs .. .Ag Y S gr . -- I . V .LT .. We 5 'EN QLEK . h , : Q Ni? ... Mi , wsiiwv 3, , ... f ,ff Q.. gy Q. -- W U.. 1 ..-- Q. - - . be .- ,. ff-f-'.-.-3. 3 f .4 -L ' 'fig '.,,,. - 131 5.31, .,3. 5,5 If fy , 4-4 mf- 4 4' 5' 'ft --1 ' K xgafeggu ,f g5,yQ.. g:'4g ,. Q -f,Zg'c ..,,fg, af t . ' .Sag -.1 A .. Q, X . S 4 37? lf' . A NWN Wm 'M x 56 . . 3E.x'h,... .. 'gy ,Q 'f-i f- 12 32 fl 5 P 1 Jr, .g I -., W M I 2 ' 2. ff if I q.:25'?'I L f' 'l ' 145 iii: J- fm' ' , .,, .x jf-143. - 1-33: sp . .H Q. . .Q .,, J .- . 4-13. ti .Ks ,g , , -,f Af... .. z. vt -fx sw. Q- .-. ,tr -P VN . ' .Am A YP .sam-f 'New' s . gf-t?i?5?4?z2gj1g'f. ,.,.. . - ffz.,..-ei-'3-ifrfi-rfli. 2 fifggyrff. as again' -. . ' grksnsggw-','i:?S,. fff'.2,gLx,i swtff-Q: i 3. -r size:-3.3.1 aa-.ga A -ektfggw . mf-a,,g1s1sp-zwiwrxfs 113-...:.'-vtfftdafa' f-sa. 4 .. 1' ,-is-, '-sg!-gs :J 5, jf A3 . ag.: - ' . -4- -:.gqxg.5...1:EQ-vgfsS1-:gg,:og5gf-A3-31-,'ijg-T-132 1 .5 cts:-Q.. .A if ' ' 3 1. its-.:,.'afff1. 1 . -. - tv- 2'-si'-tk.:-it-wrh'-ta VK.. - gjtv VBS .3,' aff -' , . Tampa 1. we Q5.sr'i f ,fm - q ' 'S +6'iQk5..'i:27te.Qf3Q - 'fl'fZQ'if7, ' 3 .1 f - . 5' t .Q 4 .. ' 1 - .fr-2 --..:x:..-.--- .A A . . f - . ' fi f ' ff: -.ff'ff't ' -'- HQf1ffl5f':--si5t?1'?B1Z-iiWifiieiv- . . ,A 1. -V Q .ni ,t. .ala Qs., V.g,.n,.1 . . i:3.El.ll5w,.E :l kg Y-km A-t.rQ,f,'.g,yix ' L' ' 1 ...tb . 'PF ' T . '54 if' 1' 3254-Q-f1'l15'xrkrfiiiia - ' 1 -. ' . . - .- - L xfjgfgkk 5 - ,T .N E.-asf.-.viz A325715 - it . -:X .' -...twi g kr, ' 1 Q S f W I - .W uw s..w-x- g r A N . s , W. B soccer It was overtime in the semifinals of the ABC League indoor soccer tour- nament. Eleven kickers had taken their best shot but the score was still tied. junior George Halley came to the red line. The whistle sounded and he streaked in. His shot was low and to the left. The goalie dove and stretched but it was too late. Halley had scored the winning goal. The CDS B soccer team would advance to the finals. This was one of the most exciting games of the year as Country Day de- feated its biggest rival for the third straight time. It was a demonstration of the extreme effort and determina- tion that helped this year's team finish second in the ABC League. The B team defeated all of their opponents except for Lutheran North and com- piled an impressive 12-3-3 record, 6- 2-2 in League. Playing both indoor and outdoor the players had to be very versatile. The leading scorer this year was lu- nior Pat Behan with twenty-five goals. Chris Hibbard was the next highest scorer. According to coach Bess the greatest surprise defensively was Halley. Goalie Ashley Gray was a great asset as he singlehandedly saved sev- eral games. In the final game of the ABC League tournament the B team came from a three goal defecit to score two goals in the last three minutes. The third and tying goal eluded them however, despite their last-ditch effort. Outdoor CDS Opp Burroughs 4 0 Principia 5 2 Lutheran North 4 3 Lutheran South 2 4 Priory 1 1 Indoor Lutheran South 3 3 Lutheran North 6 3 Principia 3 3 Priory 3 2 Burroughs 9 1 Lutheran South 1 3 Lutheran North 7 2 Principia 3 1 Burroughs 10 1 Priory 2 1 B Tournament Burroughs 11 5 Priory OT 4 3 Lutheran South 2 3 Coach: Dick Bess Record: 12-3-3 second in League 29