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

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BLOCKING A SPlKIi i Muhcllc- Santj Cruz and Lu ( Icmct opponent Pain OUTSIDE HITTER: Luannr Palmalicr hits against I 1,-nict, while teammate Muhelle Santa Cruz watihcs. The Cougars defeated Hemet for the team ' s fifth win. iv . H IS. iVll- JV VOLLEYBALL CSHS OPP. ' V? Palm Springs ■7, 2 12 Palm Desert ' V ' -i .V ' ,,M6 Colton 6 1S I6 6 12 Moreno Vallev is is ■s 10, ' 14 Fontana Jr. High 12 lS, ' l6 IS, ' IS l-Iemet Jr. High }, ' lO -.ro Alder Jr. High ' V ' S ' S, ' IS Sequoia Jr High 3 10 10 Palm Springs IS ' S io, ' .s li Palm Desert IS. 10 IS 4 1S 6 Colton ■s 2 S 8m SM Temecula IS 9 IS 6 is, ' l8 Fontana Jr. High 6 IS .6 iS. ' i I ' lS Hemet Jr. High 5 iV . -. ' 7 Moreno Valley ' S. ' S 7 7 Alder Jr. High is is NX ' ON 5. LOST ' 3 Vollevhall 71

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L ate start makes it tough for new team The first girls ' volleyball team in the history of Canyon Springs finished its season with a less than historic record: five wins and 13 losses. Mrs. Sharon Walsh, the team ' s coach, was in her fifth year of coach- ing volleyball. Her previous exper- ience had been in Midland, Michi- gan, from which she had moved in August, 1986, to teach and coach at Canyon Springs. They tried their best, Walsh said, but it was hard. I wish I could have moved here earlier, so we could have practiced more. Varsity teams start practice during the summer. We needed more time for prac- tice, Wendy Hilbert agreed. Once the season began, the games came too fast, just one after another. The figures at season ' s end weren ' t too reassuring. The team had started and ended its season with two-match losing streaks, losing each time in two straight games. The team ' s five wins had been scattered throughout the volleyball season. I was very discouraged with our record, Nicole Ladson, a first-year player, said. We were sort of unorga- nized. Any season can be better in a first-year school like this, Coach Walsh explained. It ' s very hard to start a new year without being in a league. The Most Valuable Player award, Walsh said, was given to a girl whose fundamentals were superbly executed and whose aggressiveness was excel- lent. She was also a great sport. The girl was Yaritza Morales. VOLLEYBALL, FRONT ROW: Sm- Uoughlon. N, Coa.h W.lil . U iu A ostj. T.flanv TihIh-, Jcnmlc-r Jol n- colc Ljdson. MKhcllc S.,m,. Cruz, Stephanie Madrigal. son, Bcrnicc Naut.i. Kclli Coulson NOT PlCTURIiD: SECOND ROW: Yarllza Morales. Katie Walsh. Luanne Wendy Hilbcrt Palmalier. Ril.i Perez. Muhelle M.mern BACK ROW: 70 Volleyball

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PLAYING DOUBLES, Shannon Mahorki her partner Jacqueline Hanke to serve the ball SINGLES PLAYER Patnc.a Cappuccim waits for tl ball to be served bv her Aztec opponent. GIRLS ' TENNIS CSHS OPP. u Palm Desert 7 o Riverside Poly 7 Yucaipa 7 o Palm Desert 7 o Yucaipa 7 o Palm Desert 7 Riverside Poly 7 o Westbridgc 7 Palm Desert WON 0, LOST 9 7 72 Girls ' Tennis