Trinity Christian Academy - Reflections Yearbook (Addison, TX)

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Top roui: Coach Beane, Coach Waples, Coach Fuller, Coach Henderson, Coach Starr, Terry Brown, Allen Compton, Second row: Phil Holden, Mike Busch, Whit Johnson, Billy Bos, Doug Reese, Gary Gibson, Steve Gibson, Stuart Cole, Alfi Scherer, Jeff Holder, Tim Mayben. Third row: T. D. Dickey, Brent Kuglar, Mike Fields, Jeff Jurgensen, Eric Bryan, Scott Miller, Tim Ward, Scott Phillips, John Lovelace, Scott Peterson. Fourth row: Trevor Majors, Walter Harry, Clark Hodges, Brad Powell, Phil Miner, Mark Layman, Stuart Nolley, Kenton Getz, Vincent Broady. Fifth row: Jeff Rodgers, Danny Vaughn, Greg Konstans, Doug Wolfe, Darren Weatherford, Jimmy Chafin, Brooks Weir, David Nicholas, Wendell Harry, Steve Schneider, Patrick McBride. Sixth row: Mark Chiattello, Jeb Bridgeman, Steve Fox, Todd Williams, Morgan Tolbert, Ned Heiser, Aaron Yablon, Brent Jones, Trey Williams, Michael Lamb. Sports 145

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VARSITY FOOTBALL Six Years and Still Going Strong Coach Mike Beane has been head football coach at Trinity for six years. During this time the Trojans have gone to the playoffs five times and have been in the state playoffs once. “Coach Beane knows his stuff and has a great desire to win,” said senior co-captain Ned Heiser. “Over the years he has shown great leadership to me and others who wish to accept it.” Coach Beane demonstrates care and compassion toward all his players and shows great interest in the team as a whole. Sophomore Phil Holden describes Coach Beane as “the kind of Coach who has concern for others on the team. He is a good example to follow and look up to.” “Coach Beane is always a step ahead; he knows what the meaning of discipline really is,” says John Lovelace, a sophomore, recalling the 1982 football season. The Lord has blessed Trinity with a great athletic Coach and an all-around wonderful person. 144 Sports

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The Year In Review Trinity started the season playing against Greenhill. Greenhill’s final season record was 7-1-1 with their only loss being to Trinity. Trinity won by a score of 36 to 3 and Darren Weatherford had 195 yds. rushing. This was an extremely good start for the opening game of the season. The mighty Trojans went on to play their second game at Wylie in front of 4000 fans. Playing a 3A high school, the Trojans went down to the last minute of play leading the game 9-7. But Wylie scored, with a minute left to play, on a 4th down pass, to win the game 12-9. It was a very exciting game. 'The Cistercian game also presented a challenge, however the Trojans played extremely well in the second half winning with a score of 30-0. One key note in this game is that the Trojans held Cistercian to minus 12 yards rushing which really says something about the mighty Trojan defense. 146 Sports