Canyon Springs High School - Open With Care Yearbook (Moreno Valley, CA)

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A STRONG TAKEOFF on the triple jump is per- formed by Nathan Fisher. HURDLER Burnell Roques attempts to overtake his Hemet opponent at the midpoint of the 110 in termediate hurdles. 88H Track (cont ' d)

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PUTTING their best forward. Katja Moewes and Crystal ANCHOR MAN Daylind Ridgeway wins the boys ' mile Heath strive tor a place in the finals of the 100 meter relay, leaving the competition far behind hurdles. Track 88G

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' . etermination and skill create winning season A special victory for the boys ' track team was the soph-frosh championship at the Sunkist League meet. The team finished with 202 points. The girls ' season started slow- ly, because the majority of girls had never run track. Although it was not destined to stay that way, the girls ' morale slumped early in the season. It was a lot of work trying to keep their spirits up, Russell said. They got down easily. As the season progressed though, things began to change. Both individual performances and team morale improved. I liked watching times im- prove, he said. The kids were becoming better athletes and doing things they never thought they could do. Spade was one of many girls who achieved their goals. Though her goal was to improve her running time, the goal for most was to win medals. The first medals were brought home by Anita Dawson, Nicole Dixon, Crystal Health, and Nikki Horton. Their performance at the Palm Springs Relays earn- ed them each a third place medal for the 440 meter relay. Two athletes won spots in the CIF Finals: Nikki Horton was to compete in the 100 and 200 meter dash, and Becky Darby qualified in the long jump. IT ' S OVER the pole for Nathan Fisher, TRIPLE JUMPER Nathan Fisher hits his second stride, in the city meet at Riverside City College HIGH JUMPER Greg Zomalt qualifies for the final round at the city meet. Track (cont ' d) 881