Armijo High School - La Mezcla Yearbook (Fairfield, CA)

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Sports Softball gains First in Pre-Season tournament The Armijo Varsity softball team has started the year out great. In the Pre-Session tournament, in which the team received first place out of twenty teams, pitcher Cindy Grayck received top honors. Their record stood at 5 and 0 at deadline time. The team had a good chance to win the MEL championship and the San Joaquin Sections. The 1982 Softball team has been one of the most enjoy- able teams to coach since I've been coaching, stated Peggy Linville, Varsity Coach. They have worked better as a team unit, and this years team has much more speed. Outstanding Players included Cindy Grayck, Joy Bell, Kari Johnson, Carolyn Caruso, Holly Combs, and Sonya Johnson. 1. Holly Combs makes a great throw towards homeplate. 2. Cindy Grayck attempts to get a runner out at second. 3. Back row: Miss Linville, Caryn Williams, Kari Johnson, Joy Bell, Holly Combs, Stephanie Marshall, Carolyn Caruso, Liz Dickens, Krissy Paine. Front Row: Sonya Johnson, Sherry Richards, Susan Baude, Cindy Grayck, Tracy Dixon, 'WQQEMQ . t , ,K ...,, ,E .,.,, .,. ,M fffpgi we ,hy 4 L iat,tff,Qif tfg31 ww l 3 96 Softball

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Sports Indian Grapplers We wrestle into the season The 1981-82 Wrestling team was coached by Ron Cor- tese and assisted by Bill Gregg and Leon Clannarelli. The 5 team consisted of forty-eight players and eight wrestler- ettes, who helped keep the team operating smoothly. A majority of the wrestlers on this year's team had had past varsity experience. Last year the varsity team was young, but finished third in the M.E.L. League. Coach Cortese ,,,,.,..... hopes to do at least as well as last season and even better. The wrestling season had just begun, but the team had competed in two league matches. In the Solano Tourna- ment, the team placed 5th and in the Armijo Tournament they placed first. Paul Datausa and Mark Williams both were voted as the Most Outstanding Wrestlers at the Armijo Tourna- A ,. ...Q- -Mrr' ment. Mark Williams also won the Solano Tournament lyu , sss I Championship. Coach Cortese was quoted, This year's team was a very good group of young men. They proved to be hard workers, easy to teach, and willing to try. A good group is In s coming back next year, but we always need more Frosh- . , sophboysfofthe ee 'Mf'1 ' ' ' .5 ' . , r M 3 Y l. A lightweight Armijo wrestler tries to pin down an opponent. M ' W ' A N 2. Wrestlers tumble and rollover going for a win. A . , A . A ,Q .. V g . 5 .. HLw -M Us-r T , ..g. 98 Sports