Amphitheater Junior High School - Pirates Treasure Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Cross Country Triumphs ross country continued their out- standing record with a winning attitude. In dual meets, the boys won 7 and lost 5 and the girls won 6 and lost 5. At the Delta League Champion- ships, the girls team came in fourth out of fourteen teams, and the boys came in sixth. The boys tried their best and underwent many tough meets but tri- umphed in the end. The girls started out with a so-so team and through hard work and dedication improved to 2 l. Jim Gibson runs the course at the Delta League Championships at Pima College. 2. Ry- an Pierce, this year's top runner, sprints in on the track at the Delta League Championships. 3. Stacy Henderson runs up a hill while trying to pass a runner from Sunnyside Middle School. CROSS COUNTRY - L to R, Front Row Dennis Miller, Ryan Pierce, Tanya Woodard, Taleen Powell, Stacy Rabb, Stacey Henderson, Bernice Little, Melissa Jenkins Row 2 Darwin Greenwell, Joel Church, Andy Lowden, Jim Gibson Row 3 Jarvis Krakowiak, Charla Blankenship, Coach Dodge, Eileen Roether, Aaron Seery, Maria Rangal, Koleen Otis, Coach Mast, Ethan Orr 60 be one of the best teams in the league! M.V.P's were seventh grade boys Da- vid Rhodes, eighth grade Ryan Pierce, seventh grade girls Stacy Rabb, eighth grade Stacy Henderson. Most improv- ed seventh grade girl was Bernice Lit- tle, eighth grade Kolleen Otis, eighth grade boy Andy Lowden. Thanks to all the help from the coaches, David Dodge and Susan Mast, the teams tried their best and came out on top. 'mfilfr

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1 2 !L'S A SOCCER - Front Row, L lo R Katherine Chrzanowski, Marie Geyte, Tiffany icaster, Sonora Rasmussen, Greselda Puig, Fawn Saville, Michelle Smurphat, Gina Pierotti, Pam ,ccoletti Row 2 Jessica Fells, Sarah Culler, Rubin S Mgr., Lisa Pederson, Stacy Henderson, Holly rotti, Guillermina Bedoy, Renee Reynolds, Jerry Hicks, Kerrie Kasmar, Kathy Rivera Row 3 Heidi Wzelwood, Jennifer Ponikvar, Beth Caudle, Erica Herman, Kirstin Silberschlag, Coach Dinota, Michelle :e, Cheryl Spicer, Amy Reflkin, Stacy Slonaker, Angela Canez - Soccer Socks It To 'Emi Q ur soccer teams were amazing! The boy's A team had a 10 win, 1 loss record as of 2f5, had outscored opponents by 57-8, and were heading into the playoffs as the Atl team. Setting a new school scoring record was Kien Truong, and the MVP's were John Hogrelius, Jose Macias, David Couture, James Jor- dan, Wade Bunting, Jason Pedersen, and Jake North. Coach Steimling said the super team effort helped the team's success. The boy's B team had a 6 win, 1 loss record. The MVP's were John Bianes, Anthony Walkosak, Ethan Orr, Miguel Macias and Mike Duhon. The girl's A team record as of 215 was 11 wins, 2 losses and they were also headed to the champion- ship. They scored 53 goals in 11 games! The MVP's were Cheryl Spicer, Michelle Price, Angela Canez and Gina Pierotti, and Ml was Greselda Puig. They were overall a superb bunch of athletes , said Coach Dinota. The girl's B team finished with a 4 win, 0 loss, 2 tie record. Coach Esposito called them a fun, hardworking, self disciplined team . Their MVP's were Stacey Rabb, Jen- nifer Lummis and Tekisha Redmond. 7 3 4 A WT . 'Za' 15 5 - mil it 5 T , 27? i V .4 .,-Q,- 4 ' ff' , ' W' ft l 4 M 4' Q, .i'.5' z , H' WV . A . 5 1 W. i ve ,..,.:A an rf wbw w. g V 1 . U . .,. -. i'i - . rirr j MW V -v , 4 Q ,... 1 l ,W .furry API i A ll if A ll r i . A 5 ,I J - 1 ' rl P' ' ll aid. , . V. . K I A if T V 3 . I V . sr. ' rr - . ., 4r3s:L'f .A ff-J W-'Jive z. MT '4 .J.7 ffw TJ' H L.l 'fy if fs' -- GlRL'S B SOCCER - Front Row, L to R Charla Blankenship, Linda Esquivel, Chrissie Campbell, Karen Jones, Kelly Rile, Nicole Lopez, Stacy Rabb Row 2 April Frable, Jennifer Lummus, Sharon Jones, Sarah Barbuscia, Melissa Jenkins, Sandra Levy, Barbara Wheatly, Brandy Kocsis, Gena Curtis f Mgr. Row 3 Stacy Braun, Stephanie Clark, Mary Ellis, Jennifer Grady, Linda Henderson, Jennifer Wright, Tikesha Redmond, Robin Preciado, You Ngo, Coach Esposito 59

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2 l - na. . .1 3 1. The tennis team watches over the first game of the season. 2. Sarah Culler returns the ball for a point during the first game. 3. Jake North serves the ball during the Delta League Cham- pionship. dpi!! F YMPHIV PM BPH. 3, Fmpgfl x J . lg l' ' 59 . K umm.. 3 ,.,. ,,. M V ,:. gg . f si-Y ' i' 'Q A . 'fr . - A is . , f Tennis Players Are A Hit he tennis team had an outstand- ing season this year. Girls took 2nd in the Delta League, and boys took 3rd, Tennis top girls were Sarah Culler and Renee Reynolds. Top boys of a very consistent team were Jeff Kurtin, Dustin Williams, Jake North and Todd Turney, They were all good and all played in the nfl spot at one time or another. Top boys doubles players were Jeff Cuto and Justin Er- ickson, and James Bierman and David Snyder. Although they did not win the Delta League again this year, eve- ryone improved tremendously, espe- cially the beginners. Had the season been longer, some of them would have worked their way into the top four. A great season is expected next year due to the return of some of the strong 7th grade players. TENNIS - L to R, Front Row Nicole Lopez, Todd Turney, Renee Reynolds, Va- nessa Alvarez, Jessie Kear, Jason Harvey, Quang Tran Row 2 Huy Tran, Mikal Cole, Brandy Nix, Serena France, James Bierman, David Snyder, Aaron Bierlywal- strom, Oly Sundt Row 3 Dustin Williams, Amee Baker, Chris Raulston, Niki Logan, Jeff Kurtin, Justin Erickson Row 4 Jake North, Coach Esposito, Erica Herman Row 5 Sarah Culler, Julie Quisenberry 61