cocaptain

In my senior year, the coaches moved me to right halfback, and I was senior cocaptain of the team, which was a big honor to me.

Called to Coach Bobby Bowden 2010

Arriving at the admissions office in a stretch limousine in November 1995, he conned the admissions director, Mike Sexton, into believing he was Adante Deangelo Ross (this time, Diana's nephew), 11th in his class and the cocaptain of the Beverly Hills High basketball team.

'He Walked Like Us, He Talked Like Us' 2008

And he was on the field two weeks ago for the coin flip as an honorary cocaptain during the NFC championship game.

CNN Transcript Feb 2, 2008 2008

U.S. Women's Soccer Team cocaptain Julie Foudy, on why head coach Tony DiCicco -- unlike many men's coaches -- permits conjugal visits during training camp "Congress probably should spend more time obeying the Ten Commandments and less time trying to exploit them for crass political purposes."

Perspectives 2008

He was a jock: captain of the golf team, cocaptain of the soccer squad.

Death In A Dumpster 2008

An avid golfer and cocaptain of New Trier's team, he's also worried about getting a chance to play at Stanford, a Division I school.

The Early Decision Rebellion 2007

The 13-year-old was an altar girl and a cocaptain of the cheerleading squad at her Roman Catholic school.

A Chat-Room Encounter's Tragic End 2007

Julie Foudy, cocaptain of the U.S. national women's football team, responding to FIFA president Sepp Blatter, who suggested that female football players wear sexier clothing to bring more attention to the game

PERSPECTIVES 2007

His senior year at university, his teammates had voted him cocaptain.

Lost And Found Foster, Alan Dean 2004

By lunchtime on Wednesday the whole school knew that Jack and Ashley had broken up and that Ashley was now going out with Reeve Shipley, cocaptain of the South Regional varsity ice hockey team, and that Jack and I were a couple.

The Year I Turned Sixteen Diane Schwemm 1998