Casa Grande High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Petaluma, CA)

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3 -tn , Carol Potts spikes over the block. 4- lk s J 15,1- 1 f I--vi 3... Q V CA, iQ , QQ' 5.4 ' 'iv' .Af 55.12 S N Dina lunges for the ball. kill ' 4. This years Varsity Volleyball team had a foundation built of players with many years of volleyball experience. Five seniors composed the starting line-up for Casa Grande High School. Carol Potts was the Hrst pick of the S.C.L. coaches to be on the S.C.L. All-League team. Sonya Van Ommeren made Most Valuable Setter on Honorable Mention. At our sports banquet Carol Potts was chosen Most Valuable Offensively and Most Valuable Defensively went to Dina Silvestri. Our league record was 7-3, which tied us for a league pennant for the third year in a row. Our highlight came early in the season when we victoriously overcame Amador High School for Hrst place in the Mission San Rafael Volleyball Tournament. fAmador was this ycar's North Coast Section Championsj l enjoyed coaching this year's team very much. It was an exciting season. On behalf of myself and the players of the team we wish to give special thanks and appreciation to Hiro Nishika wa for his help and dedication to the team. Best of luck to Hiro and our graduating volleyball players. 75

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VARSITY BASKETBALL gl fmt' U X 4-i' . rf ,Q Front: .lim Horlbeck, Jeff Pieper, Jeff Ghiringhelli. Middle: Tom Bednarek, Keith Carter, Mike Mack, Steve Dulctsky, Coach lacopi. Standing: Mike Fleckenstein, Mike Stevens, Rick O'Brien, Adam Zivot, Brian Bender, Tom Parrish. This year's 1978-79 Casa Grande Varsity Basketball team could possibly be the best basketball team to play at Casa Grande. lt is made up of eight seniors, three juniors, and one starting sophomore. -LA This year's team lost only one senior through graduation last year. It is a very experienced team and could possibly win the Sonoma County Championship. To date they have only lost two games at home, and Hnished second in the Vintage Wine Valley Invitational Tournament in Napa, losing in the Hnal game to Redwood High which is number one at this time in the Marin County Athletic League. The Gauchos also Hnished second in the Rose City Tournament, which is one of the best tournaments in Northern California. They lost only to Montgomery High by two points which at this time is the number one team in the North Bay League and expected to win their league for the third straight year. At this time the Gauchos ha ve compiled 13 wins and 6 losses and is on the way to becoming the best Varsity Basketball record in the history of the school which is 17 wins and 8 losses. There are four starters who are averaging in double Hgures. They are all seniors. Adam Zivot, Tom Parrish, Keith Carter and Jeff Pieper. After l 7 games Casa Grande Varsity is the highest scoring basketball team in the Redwood Empire averaging 65.8 points per game. With only 6 games remaining and the toughest part of the season over it is hoped that this particular group of young basketball players can win the coveted title of being the Sonoma County League Champions. Keep on winning! Coach la copi C oa ch Yok