Bassett High School - Bassett Olympian Yearbook (La Puente, CA)

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Vcirsiry Water PiiUi Team. FronI Row: l . Ibarra, R. Garcia, R. Controras. M. Gonzalez, .second row ; [. Barne.s. M. Rl(;( D. Miiey, S. Lalfler. |. Guliin.s. jj Ervin. Coach Leavilt™ Four out of nine Bassett Water Polo teflffffi rtfffflPHWimT team members placed on all-league teams. This outstanding record came about year of rebuilding the varsity crew. Donald Miley was selected most valuable player [im Ervin received the Ron Creutzberg Memorial Award for sportsmanship and cour- age Frosh-Soph Water Polo showed great promise for the future with a strong performance from our many freshmen. Coach Leavitt stated that this team was a rewarding team to 5 coach and that they were successful in accomplishing their goals for the season .All 2, A GIF Tram Donald Miley — 2nd Team Mark Rici — Urd Team John Collins — 3rd Team lames F .r m — :trd Team .All Mnnlvieu I.eaj ue Team Dcmald Mdc ' v — 1st Team |ohn Collins — 1st Team Mark Rici — Isl Team Manuel Cionzales — 2nd Team jamc ' S Ervin — 2nd Team lunior Varsity W.iler Polo Team. FronI Row; K. Hoxey, I,. Carnllo, M, C;endejas, R, Mayo, F. Cabrera, H. Munoz, M. Moss, C:, Kelly, second row: K. Gonzalez, C.| rales, 11 Corn es, I) Cf.llins, |. P.dnier. R. Myers. G. Carrico. [.Collins, ttiird row: D. Walker. A, Flores. 1,, Sellers, B, Velez. (.1. Kaniirez, I), (ainzales, I) lleni ,

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(I - i-i vNT-jr SSa ¥aA J: X v F ' T n W Sv Thi b isk( thdll pio iiim dl BHS sKutid slow this (ai (i(;s])ili ' a nuclfHis of rclurning Icthn ' mnn led by Tim Arn- wine, Eugene ReviereVerninas, and Brian Gutierrez. A new hcail coach. Tony Garcia, was chosen al the hogin- n]n of lh school year, making it difficult for the players to adjust to a new system and as the season got under way it was up hill w(jrk in comjjetilion with more experienced teams with sjjring and summer basketball programs. Although the team prox ' ed competiti ' e, losing a number of games by less than 4 [lomts and a numb(M ' h}, ' 1, the Olym- pians were nexcr able to close in on the mor( experienced teams. With more gamt experience Coach Garcia felt the team ' ery easily would ha e been competitive for the league title. Take charge man was Tim Arnwine, good on rebound. Brian Gutierrez and Willie Trotter, free throws. Darroil Coley. Most improveti player was Hugo Pena and most i)romising Kelvin Fuller. --«v 1 00 Sports