Cortez High School - Cortesians Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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WIMMING ITH SUCCESS Although the boys' swim team didnlt have an outstanding season, the team had fulfilled many dreams. This years team was led by captain Trevor McDonald, junior, who led the Relay team to a sixth place at Divisionals. Another outstanding execution fulfilled was Matt Eastin, junior, who placed an amazing first in State. Success has been a companion for Matt for many years who wouldn't have done it if it wasn't for his father and coach, Mr. Eastin. For Matt, this makes his second year as a Division Champion and he had an excellent 12-O record. Swimming made its debut under the fine coaching and direction of coach Howard. ln order to make a good showing, coach Howard put his boys through many long hours of prac- tice and swim drills. Even though the team didnlt win many meets, they showed other teams that Cortez is tough. 'fThe boys worked hard. There was a lot of individual progress made on this years team. , proudly stated coach Howard, MI could not have asked for a better group of boysf' Story by: Jarrett Calnimptewa Layout by: Jarrett Calnimptewa Photos by: Phil Shaw and Tammy Shafer A , .i . . . t ' ff-111, if - . , S . Q 106 BOYS SWIMMING IT!!! I ,gf Q N 44.

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DETERMIN ED The girls swim team,.this year, accomplish- ed many goals they had hoped for. Led by team captain, junior, Cecila Sanchez, the team went on the Divisionals in which the team did very well. Some of the outstanding swimmers at Divisionals were, junior, Cecila Sanchez, Jennie Raphael, Tara Maddox, and Katie Billimack, and freshman, Susan Devin. This year's team was young and determin- ed to get the job done. The team put a lot of hard work and heart into every practice. The team was small but mighty. Other coaches told me what good sportsmanship, manners, and the heart the team showed at the meets , stated coach Reece, I knew I had the best team in the Divisionf' This team showed themselves to be tough and never gave up as a team. 1. Junior, Jennie Raphael, leaps off the platform to test her skills. 2. Junior, Tara Maddox, displays her ability to shoot into the water. 3. The breaststroke was an event which required a lot ofagility which is shown by Jennie Raphael. 4. Before the whistle is blown, Katie Billamack, junior, tires herself up. 5. The boys and girls swimming team, L to R, Front Row: Marc Owens, Kim Thomason, Desirie Downey, Mike Roberson, Trevor McDonald, Rick Wagner, Paul Rierson, Susan Devin, Cecilia Sanchez. Bottom Row: Jason Checketts, David Nevin, Susan Moore, Dylan Powers, Paul Oun, Jeff Barry, Chris Hudson, Tara Maddox, Steve Salcido, Jammie Templeton, Jamie Niehuis, Phil Vu, Robert Tuma, Jammie Raphael. 6. While preparing for her next event, Katie Billamack, checks her score as well as her teamls score. Layout by: Jarrett Calnimptewa Story by: Jarrett Calnimptewa Photos by: Phil Shaw and Tami Shaufer 108 GIRLS SWIMMING