Deer Valley High School - Soaring Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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Unity boosts season ith a total ot twelve players and the experience of head coach Dave Hodges, the Deer Valley Varsity basketball team gave their opponents tough competition. Our basketball program has improved because of the ott-season commitments made by the players. Coach Hodges commented. The team practiced after school tor many hours and the practice shows in their games. Mark Bieger, senior said, 'tits a very close team, like a family. Even it we lost all oi our games it will still be a It is a very close team, like a family. . . successful season because of the fellow teammates, but of course we will win! Head Coach Dave Hodges returned this year to give the team a winning edge over their competition and apparently it has worked. ,' F VARSITY BASKETBALL ii Gift: tea 41 my 0' Q., .fi . 'ft , ff! Shooting for two points during the vic- Hands above all is senior, Lawrence Fo- torious game against Dobson is junior, cazio as he shoots for the basket out ot Brian Omanson. reach from his opponents. ?

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'gl 704410 if Varela. Attempting to tap the ball over an opponent is, junior, Kirsten Knapp. Waiting for the ball to come down are freshmen Heather Shannon and Lori f , ff-frzfa-,- Q SATISFACTION IMPROVES aEcoao he Deer Valley volleyball teams had an excellent sea- son. The freshman team had a record of 11-2 while the JV team had a record of 10-7. Coach Anderson commented on the season: A very satisfying tall. Players improved from game to game and all of them contributed to a winning season. PLAYERS IMPROVED FROM GAME TO GAME. The season was developed by a devastating win over Shadow Mt. Deer Valley won by a combined score in two games of 30-1. The freshmarfs highlight game was Xavier, with a 15-2 and 15-O victory. The Junior Varsity's out- standing game was against Gold- water 15-6 and 15-7. Q , , ryry 'L I 1 - T. T T Junior Varsity Volleyball. Front Row: Kirsten ' H faq f r T Knapp, Michelie Lafko, Diane Echols, Aymee I ' y y f it f is ' ,vr 1 ,T + T T T , A T g I I Cor-zo, Jennie Litchenwalter. Second Rovmlody A I 0 ' ,A i, f Q., ' 14 f I I 1 Nelson, Stacey Frate, Susan Frate, Tammie Van- I I I fleet, Theresa Schouten. Back Row: Manager Heather Keaveney, Coach Debbie Eubanks Soorekeeper Rebecca Jordan. S 15-1, 15-13, 15-9. Greenway ' 15-10, 15-9. I Horizon 15-5, 15-3. r Thunderbird' 15-10, 15-2, 15-3. St. Marys 15-9,15-11. Moon alley 15-7, 15-7. Apollo 15-13, 15-8, 15-13 Shadow Mountain 15-12, 15-6, 15-13. Xavier 15-7, 15-5. Goldwater 15-5, 15-5, Greenway 15-13, 15-12, 15-12. Horizon 15-7, 15-Ei, Thunderbird 15-2, 16-14. St. Mary's g 15-11, 13-3, 15-11, Moon Valley 15-9, 15-9, 15-8. Apollo , 15-B, 16-14. Shadow Mountain r H Vygb, RM 15-12, 15-10. Xavier 1 JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL ra .Q TL-ul 195

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7 A fm 7 6 .V M M V V Vf VV f V , M ff A ZIV Avoiding a steal and looking for an open teammate is senior, Mark Bieger as he gets the offense moving in a victory over Dobson. Skillfully diverting from his opponents is junior, Mark McKenzie. Going under the basket for two points in an intense game against Greenway is junior Matt Witkowski. Q iiiii F itir 7 A ff V4 7 A 7 i a V Varsity Basketball. Front mm Mark H ASKET ALLAA Bieseri Terry Nfokias, Marr wifkowski, V VV V VV V 7 g L , it in V 7 it , V Mike 7 Greggo: Second row. Brian A ' i,' 7 'f, , fiif ,,'i y Omansoni Lawrence Focaziq -I-Odd V Chartier, Chris Phipps, Mark McKen- zie, Coach Flood: Back row: Don Kent, Matt Hammonds, Ron Kent, Eric Freas A V 68 61 UOBSON 74 66 BFKOPHY 74 60 GREENWAY 73 60 APOLLO 78 71 HORIZON 45 72 MOON VALLEY 71 74 THUNDEFIBZRD 58 60 SHADOW MOUNTAIN 64 51 YUMA 55 56 ST. MAFTYS 65 62 BFIOPHY 60 62 GREENWAY 64 54 APOLLO 60 53 HOFNZON 64 73 MOON VALLEY 72 57 THUNDERBIRD 65 78 SHADOW MOUNTAIN 64 71 MCCLINTOCK V V VV V , ,,,, L, L, V i. ,, , TY ' 65 72 ST, MARv's Look at TM VARSITY BASKETBALL 7