Tempe High School - Horizon Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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■'orward Jeff Genant (35) sneaks past a sleeping Charger defense for an easy two points. ophomore guard Steve Ford (33) goes high over a efender for an easy layup. Sophomore Troy Turley (45) drives hard past a defender for two points. Sophomore Brent Dufor (21) shoots over a Charger’s attempt to block while Sophomore Keith Campbell (25) positions himself for the rebound if it is needed. a o O- o ex o o o • c? CT o cr o • 0» «T CD cn 3T O cr CO o’ o ■ CO ■ CT (• cr CD O’ o co O’ CD CO 5 CO O’ O Basketball -139 cr o • CO

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Varsity wrestlers get some Division titles With a season record of 9 wins, 8 losses, the Varsity wrestlers finished the season above the .500 mark. On the way, they set three team records, the most pins, the most near falls and the most reversals. The team’s strongest and most consistent wrestlers were in the lower weights. The team’s captains were Seniors Tim New- man and Chris Guana. Tim was a Division champion at 108 pounds and Chris was well on his way to the title when he re-separated a shoulder. Senior Guy Morales was also a Div- ision champion. Tim Newman said that he felt, “We were a strong team,” while Coach Curtis Cook said, “We lost six seniors but will will have seven returning lettermen next year.” iuccessfully taking down his tired opponent was Senior Matt Knutson. e Varsity Wrestling Team. Front row: Chris Guana, ay Morales, Benji Rodriguez, Timmy Newman and Billy swman. Second row: Matt Rollier, Brian Tulk, Gary itendorf? Rick Flores, Scott Conant and Armando Her- nandez. Back row: Coach Glenn Alford, Harold Wearne, Scott Jordon, Danny Haver, Coach Curtis Cook, Matt Knutson, Mike Rose, Todd Conant and Coach Tim Mc- Bumey. -r M- a.. Wrestling -141 larsity Wrestling Varsity Wrestling Varsity Wrestling Varsity Wrestling Varsity Wrestling Varsity Wrestling Varsity Wrestling Varsity Wrestling Varsity Wrestling Varsity Wrestling Varsitj