Cholla High School - Impact Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Over zealous competition between team members let the Divisionals slip away Varsity Seasonal Scores Rincon Clossl J.V. Seasonal Records Eabino Elves: uena win Rincon CW, Santa -Rita twin? Santa Rita QLD d Ewlng fm Tucson WV, Sunnyside Ctiel Sunnyside KWJ B 41 J Buena ILD PUT? C OSS, win Pueblo KWH Tgisoi Goss, Palo Verde lwl Palo Verde Cwinl Eufnil d qw: Buena twin? 80 er e Catalina flossj Pueblo lwl Palo Verde Cwinb C.D.O WV? Sunnyside fwinb Santa Rita fLl Pueblo fwinb Tucson QLJ CDO flossl Sunnyside CLD Santa Rita ilossl Tucson 110557 Sahuaro llossl fi X I Top Left: Freshman Varsity 2nd Base player Cheryl Leeper contemplates the scores of the last four games, Center Left: Junior Varsity short stop Rosie Archuleta catches a ground ball and prepares to throw to first base, Center Right: Rosie batting in the double digits, Bottom Left: Sopho- more Junior Varsity pitcher Alma Santa Cruz observes the game. Photos by Dennis Nasta Teamwork

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Batting in Double Digit Varsity Softball Coach Mr. Jerry Gastelluem has been coaching for six years and compiled a record of 89 wins, 37 losses, and two ties. The team reached the Divisionals only to lose to State Champions Sahuaro in the first round. This year's leading individuals were freshman pitcher Raquel Do- minguez with an ERA of 0.94, leading hitter freshman Veronica Arvizu with a batting average of .314. Arvizu also broke the all-time single season base on balls record with 19. Senior Cathy Beltran took the all-time best fielding average with a .986. The season record was 10-10-1. by Diane Alameda J.V. Softball Coach Bobby Gas- tellum stated, We were a young team with a lot of potential and planned to win our ball games with double-dig- its. There were 16 players and three came back. The returning Sopho- mores were Michelle Micky Bar- bosa, Diane Alameda, and Alma San- ta Cruz. New comers were Laura Arz- mendi, Elvia Bustamante, Terry Figuroa, Tony Tiny Lizarraga and Theresa Victory Alma Santa Cruz was 2nd Base, Micky Barbosa - Short- stop, Diane Alameda f Pitcher. Oth- er well known players were Valerie Arvizu, Lousia Cardenas, Rebecca Sanchez, Christella Munoz, Lisa Mo- lina, and Lydia Ramirez. The most consistent player was Freshman Ter- ry Figuroa. Freshman Elvia Busta- mante made the most home runs. They had a record of 8 wins and 6 losses and 1 tie. Sophomore Diane Alameda stated, 'fln order to be good you need lots of spirit and dedica- tion! By Beth Barron J.V. Group Shot - CL-RJ Front Row: T. Victory, L. Molina, M. Barbosa, E. Busta- mante, A. Santa Cruz, Center Row: D. Alame- da, L. Arizmendi, T. Figueroa, Coach Gastel- lum, T. Lizaraga, V. Arvizu, S. Redondo, Back Row: C. Leeper, C. Munoz, M. Galvan, L. Ra- mirez, L. Cardenas, B. Robins. Varsity Group Shot - KL-RJ Front Row: R. Archu- leta, M. Carrillo, L. Lopez, S, Redondo, Center Row: L. Brichta, P. Cowan, L. Fisher, Coach Gastellum, L. Macias, V. Arvizu, M. Thornton, Back Row: M. Sanders, C. Leeper, C. Beltran, S. Dominguez, R. Dominguez, Y. Colwell. 1 Softball

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The Varsity wrestling team was led by AAA State Place winners Frank lnzunza, Travar Lee, and Trevor Lee. The Chargers finished 7th in the State Tournament with supportive help from Dan Figuroa and Art Corral. Chargers dominated the T.U.S.D. 111 Tournament to become the reign- ing champs. The wrestlers who placed in the tournament were Dan Figueroa - 98 lb., Art Corral - 138 lb., Trevor Lee - 191 lb., Joe Montes - 112 lb., 12nd Placej, David Garcia - 105 lb., 13rd Placel Chuck Aquilina - 119 lb., Frank Inzunza - 126 lb., James Men- doza - 132 lb., Travar Lee - 145 lb., and Alex McKenna - 179 lb. They finished 2nd in the South League, 4th at Flowing Wells, and ,6th in the Southern Division. Individually Trevor Lee 126-23 won the South League, T.U.S.D., Flowing Wells, and Southern Division Tournaments. He won 20 matches with pins, and placed 3rd in the State. Frank Inzunza Q20-55 had 12 pins, and placed 3rd in the State. The com- petition was tough because he wres- tled in a class with two State champi- ons and last year's runner up. Frank won the South League, took 3rd at T.U.S.D. and 2nd in the Southern Di- vision. Travar Lee C23-65 won South League, placed 3rd at T.U.S.D., 4th at Flowing Wells, 4th in the Southern Division, and 3rd in the State. By Dan Figueroa Top: Wrestling Group Shot - Front Row: KL-Rl Martin Mace, Carlos Valencia, David Garcia, Frank Inzunza, Joe Montes, Danny Lo- pez, Chuck Aquilina, Danny Figueroa, Ben Jesmer, Middle Row: Travar Lee, Willy Hess, Art Corral, Mike Corral, Art Gutierrez, Trevor Lee, Mario Llamas, Alex McKenna, Back Row: Coach Frank Vanalstine, Albert Mendo- za, Norman Basurto, Tim Garcia, Ramon Ra- mirez, Ronnie Gomez, Pete Bustamante, Javier Gutierrez, Mike Wiesbrod, Billy Wellman and Coach Ron Hinderliter, Middle Left: Senior Travar Lee, Middle Right: Coach Ron Hin- derliter, Bottom: Travar Lee positioned, lis- tening to referee's instructions. 1 Were Going All The Way Var ity Wrestling r 1