Capistrano Valley High School - El Gato Yearbook (Mission Viejo, CA)

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► HEADS UP — Junior Mark Walsh takes an outside shot against El Tore. Despite Mark ' s goal, JV was defeated 5-2. ► DON ' T MESS - Soph, goalie Jared Nelson demonstrates his intensity, as he towers above ev- eryone. ▼ EAT YELLOW RUBBER! - Soph- omore Keiichro Koyama plays games with San Clemente. Keiich- ro ' s goal helped the Cougars defeat the Tritons 6-2.

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■4 TAKIN ' THE SHOT - Sophomore Kevin Eggert zero ' s in on El Tore ' s goalie. Despite a good showing, the Cougars lost 7-13. 4 EYEING A RECEIVER - Junior goalie Chris ▼ PSYCHED-UP - Junior Paul Felton pre- Bowman looks for an open man down-tank in pares for the sprint at Dana Hills. Felton and a Cougar fast-break. The fast-break was one of his teammates humbled their league-rivals. Capo ' s keys to success in the ' 88 season. 15-4. 1 AM VARSITY WATERPOLO - Top row: Coach Jim Lyie, Chris Bowman, Nick Kittredge, Leigh Bohnet, Kevin Eggert, Erik Ceiger, Coach Don Cholodenko. Front row: Kevin McCalley, Paul Felton, Aaron Anderson, Mike Englhard, Trevor Cox. ERPOLO VARSITY WATERPOLO VA Varsity Waterpolo 131

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JUNIOR VARSITY WATERPOLO - Top row: Coach Jim Lyie, Greg Skeen, Jennifer Saporito, James Clyne, Chris Glenzer, Cormne Com- fort, Dan Sutton, Coach Don Cholodenko. Front row: Mike Colon- ese, Mark Walsh, Allan Snodgrass. FROSH SOPH WATERPOLO - Top row: Coach )im LyIe, lames Bacre Jeff Maxfield, Dan Hancock, Stod Buckley, Jared Nelson, Alex Lesser, Ste fHinton, Keiichro Koyama, Coach Don Cholodenko. Front row: Matt Sau Jason Bennett, Con Vallens, Damon Snell, John Brand 4: Bedlu g UiA odik ad IcUjcUy bult ' Mi if a great varsity team XI wasn ' t enough, water- f polo was able to assem- ble a fantastic 20-2 frosh soph team, and a 16-7 junior varsity team. Under the guidance of Coach Jim LyIe, both teams took second in league (4-1), and won at least one tournament. Junior varsity highlighted its season with a champion- ship victory in the Los Alami- tos JV tournament. Allan Snodgrass claimed, Yeah, it was great winning the tour- nament. But I was really stoked when we beat Mis- sion, making it a sweep. Since the JV team is the last to play, it ' s up to them to make or break the sweep. Coach LyIe sympathized with JV ' s playing last, I ad- mire the spirit of the JV play- ers, who did a great job de- spite getting the cold shoul- der and being overlooked. The frosh soph team highlighted its season with championships in two tour- naments despite some early difficulty. Coach LyIe claimed, They played terri- ble the first game, so I was looking toward a long sea- son. They just couldn ' t play as a team. After losing to University High 5-2, frosh soph went 20-1, losing only to El Toro, by one goal, in overtime. I learned my lesson! I ' m never gonna underestimate a team again, LyIe said. A PLAYING CATCH - Junior James Clyne passes around in an attempt for an open shot. If you can ' t score through speed and power, try finess and confusion VATERPOLO WATERPOLO WATERP( Frosh Soph-JV Waterpolo 133