Davis High School - Olympian Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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J' Girls coniinue reign by Khrfs Epperson Wiin a new coacn, new aififudes and sfrenuous workoufs girls soccer fearn was once again exbecfed To fake ine CCC. Since ine beginning of fne league in 4980 Davis nas yef fo give up fneir league crown and nas also never losf a league game. Alfnougn Coach Marsha Hoagland credifs The enfire fearn for fneir suc- cess, fnere nave been a few ouf- sfanding players. Six all conference re- furnees are Tobi Palornbi, Julie Cald- well, Tiffany Lee, Linda Paradis, Krisfen Hoagland and Cnrisfine Sarnuel. ln ad- difion, Tobi and Julie were named To fne California sfafe soccer learn. Wnen asked fo forecasf ine soccer season, Mrs. Hoagland replied, Davis nas dorninafed fne league by winning all league compefifions. l arn sure fnaf we will win ine CCC once again. Girls Soccer 73

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JV sTrives for peifeciioh by John Guerrini FroshfSoph soccer coach Johh Welch expecTed a winning year. The Team pracficed offeh for Two hours or more. According To coach Welch, Team sTahdouTs OD offense were Robby Vossoughi, Bobby Crossman, STeve Kehhedy, and Kehhy lVlanzohi. Ch defense were Jeff Riley, Oke Rah- some, and Darrin Himes. Two excep- Tional goalies were Gary Jones and David LeoneTTi. Affer some of The Team's sopho- more players advanced To varsiTy, JV soccer was lefT wiTh only six sopho- mores. BuT, The Team looked preTTy promising, added The firsT year soc- cer coach. As Welch sTaTed, The boys Try To be meh: and The skill level of some of The boys is very high. I help Them improve on whaT They can. Coaching as a volunTeer, Welch said ThaT he likes The game so much ThaT iT was worTh iT. 7. Trying To se T-up The ball, Greg Hoagland does some fancy foof- work. 2. JV Soccer: CFRON T RO Wj Gary Jones, Reggie Powell, K arl Philipo vifch, Oke Ransome, Jeff Riley, Dave Leoneffi, Mike Billingfon, CBACK ROWQ Pinder Basi, Ken Manzoni, Robbie Vossoughl, Bob- by Crossman, Sie ve Kennedy, Tim Ogden, Greg Hoagland, Jeremy Yunr, Darrin Himes, Coach John Welch. 3. ln hopes of scoring a goal, Darrin Himes Tries To oufmaneuver a Beyer opponenf. 4. Greg Hoagland sfruggles fo keep The ball in Davis' possession. 5. Precise passing was The key fo The Davis of- fense in Their vicfory over Merced. 6. Girls Soccer: TFRONT ROWQ Coach Marsha Hoagland, Sfephanie Brafz, Debbie Bufferfield, Chrisfine Samuel, Sfacey Friedman, Ami War- den, Tracy Davis, Rachel Bufferlield, Julie Cald- well, Karen Christensen, TBACK ROWQ Shauna Hargrove, Tobi Palombl Tiffany Lee, Krisfen Hoagland, Wendy Cox, Kim Alonzo. Linda Para- dis. 72 JV Soccer

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si, , - WMM Ummm VllresTling dynasTy Torseen by Kenefick VVe're noT as maTure mainly be- cause This is a basic rebuilding year for us, were The words of coach Tom Kenefick when he was asked how The '84 Davis varsiTy wresTling Team was doing compared To ones in The pasT year. Kenefick had To counT on former JV wresTlers and incoming freshman To fill The varsiTy spoTs. They're young buT very physical kids and They've done a good job, coach Kenefick said abouT The facT he has a young buT noT an inexperienced Team. Leading The young SparTans were veTerans Tony Majors who had a 25-2- 4 record, Shane Cohea 24-4, and heavyweighT Pepe Becerra wiTh a 25- 2-4. All were ranked in The Top Three for our disTricT during The firsT parT of The season and were expecTed To Coach Kenefick and head cod Don Lanphear were glad To see sT denTs going ouT for The Team and sai This was probably The mosT enioyab Team so far inTo The season, an They're good kids To work wiTh. lf keep geTTing a TurnouT like This, Day High could be a dynasTy in The sporT c wresTling in years To come. show well aT secTions. ' c L ' 'c ' I w