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

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DETERMINATION shows on Wendy Hilbert ' s face, as she attempts to knock one over the fence. 88N JV Softball

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HEAD COACH Mike Mathwig; his experience helped the team to a 13-6 season. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Joseph Avillar was given the honor because of his variety of skills. SAFELY HOME: Joseph Avillar is hit in by a fellow team member. POP UP: Both catcher and Anthony Burger watch the ball fly high in the sky FRESHMAN BASEBALL CSHS OPP 9 Bloomington 7 13 Coachella 6 4 Chino 11 6 Chino 7 7 Etiwanda 12 9 Coachella 7 Notre Dame 1 11 North 6 11 Kolb 5 10 Kolb 11 9 Moreno Valley 6 4 Riverside Poly 8 4 Bloomington 5 4 Moreno Valley 1 8 Arlington 5 Boys Republic 2 11 North 10 10 Boys Republic 7 8 Ramona 7 WON 13. LOST 6 AVOIDING THE TAG. Ruben Romo slides in safe- ly to first base. Freshman Baseball 88K

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ONE two. . three for Annette y tartup season leaves room for improvement This year improved us and prepared us for next year when we play varsity sports, stated Audra Wenke, student manager of the JV Softball team. The season started off slow- ly, Mr. Jack Fogarty, the coach, said, but then we won three or four games by more than ten runs. According to Fogarty, the coach, said, but then we won three or four games by more than ten runs. According to Fogarty, the girls on the team worked hard, prac- ticed every day for about two hours, and played challenging games. Some found the schedule just too demanding. Many games were scheduled too close together, which caused met to miss quite a few afternoon classes, explained Wendy Hilbert, who left the team in midseason. I was just too ex- hausted to do homework. Because of academic pressures for personal reasons, several other girls were unable to finish out the season. The player shortage resulted in a great deal of movement by players between the JV and freshmean teams. The coaches juggled rosters on an almoast dai- ly basis, being careful to play all the scheduled games without putting any one player in too many of them. The team finished the season with six wins and ten losses. One of the wins was over Moreno Valley, by a 15-8 score. Pitcher Christine O ' Brien prais- ed the team ' s infield play. Fogarty said that much of the team ' s success was due to the strongest players, pitcher-3rd baseman Jennifer Landtiser, cat- cher Rita Perez, and short stop Sheryl Jenkins. ■«i«HHiHJrikSHlik . JV SOFTBALL. FRONT ROW: Christine OBrien. Hollv Reese, Shannon Bojorquez, Sheryl Jenkins. Natasha Corbett. SECOND ROW: Annette Hapeman, Kim Childs. Yaritza Morales, Myrh Lee Sana BACK ROW: Coach Fogarty. Linda Villareal, Gina Dates, Nancy Nunez, Rita Perez. Andrea Cas tie. Jennifer Landtiser, Coach East. Manager Audra Wenke JV SOFTBALL CSHS OPP, 5 Eisenhower n 15 Moreno Valley 8 34 Serrano 14 2 Chino 18 5 Hemet 16 5 Etiwanda 15 1 Chino 17 La Sierra 12 25 Bloomington 20 6 Palm Desert 16 7 Palm Desert 9 11 Beaumont 14 16 La Sierra 5 16 Serrano 5 2 Palm Desert 9 4 Palm Desert 15 7 Bloomington WON 6, LOST 11 4 JV Softball 880