Costa Mesa High School - Round Up Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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Girls JV Tennis JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS (Front Row) C. Dominguez, M. Beevi, C. Lee, T. Nguyen, V. Cao, L. Borja, R. Cruz (Back Row) D. Fleer. T. Gillespie. Juliette H.. C. Nguyen. J. Lee. A. Roldan, P. White. The 1987-88 Girls J.V. Tennis Team had a successful year. Cinder the leadership of Coach Bob Hunter, the mustangs did ex- tremely well. Their overall record was 12-7. They easily defeated Orange and Trabuco Hills, but came up short against Wood- bridge, which placed the fourth in league. There were fourteen team members, and each one contributed to the team ' s success. Throughout the season, their positive atti- tudes and great expectations helped the team tremendously. The team was led by Amy Roldan, who earned Most Valuable Sin- gles Player for her strong ability on the court, while Most Valuable Doubles Player were awarded to Claudia Dominguez and Cindy Nguyen. Their future as a Varsity team looks very promising. The no look hit. Sports-53

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Girls Varsity Tennis VARSITY GIRLS TENNIS Through the outstanding performances of its ' team members, the 1987-88 Girls Varsity Tennis Team had one of it ' s best seasons ever. They finished with a 7-9-1 record, and had many achievements both overall and individually. The team con- sisted of eight seniors with years of exper- ience backing them. Once again the pow- erful coaching of James Weeks was evi- dent. The mustangs swept Trabuco Hills and Orange, but narrowly lost to the pow- erhouse Woodbridge with a socre of 7-11. All team members made great contribu- tions, but some were recognized above the rest. Diana Day and Michelle Belacic, the number one Varsity Doubles Team and ranked eighth in league, captured Most Valuable Doubles Player for their outstanding play, while Tricia Harris, ranked seventh in league ended the sea- son with a record of 33-18 which earned her Most Valuable Singles Player. The rest of the team included seniors Becky Poarch, Noelle Haddad, Julie Puckett, Lisa Wynn, Sue Nuechterlein, and sopho- more Vera Belacic. First Row J. Puckett. T. ■ jrris. D. Day, B. Poarch, M. Haddad. Second Row V. Belacic, L. Wynn. Coach Weeks, b. Meuchterlein. M. Belacic. An MVP serve 52Sports Diana goes for the win. »5tt!

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Varsity Basketball What Form! The Varsity Basketball team at the beginning of this year was looking forward to a C.I.F. birth, but due to lack of participation from good athletes the hopes were put down. But once the season got start- ed, those athletes were forgotten and some good basketball players showed their stuff. Players like: All-league selection Paul Kos, who averaged 19.2 points a game and was the number two scorer in the Pacific Coast League; Greg Ertel, a power forward who averaged 10.8 points a game and whose overall play was noted, and Tim Felter, who dominated the boards both on offense and defense. Others who contributed to the team were Tim Nguyen (10.6) and Tuan Vu. Others who participated were Peter Ma, Clint Dieball, Matt Grant and Scott Snedeker whose play in practices helped the starters tremendously. Their overall record was 6-17 with 3 league wins. CM 53 CM 60 CM 66 CM 60 CM 65 CM 55 CM 43 CM 63 CM 50 CM 64 LB 66 Woodbridge 87 TH 76 LH 63 Orange 54 LB 52 Woodbridge 77 TH 79 LH 63 Orange 61 Tuan looks for the open man. Who has the ugliest face? li