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

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.ta 0 lr erf is eer Valley swimming and diving demonstrated some power in the Skyline Division this year. The team has gathered some new members now. Boys. The boys have done well and l hope to use them as a base to attract more to the team, said head coach Gary Poetzl. The boys' team has shown rapid improvement in their first season. Swimmers Steve Gerlock, Tim Hawkins, and Chris Onate have been providing the team with some Outstanding efforts, according to Poetzl. I feel that with more boys the team will come around. Maybe it will take a year or two to accomplish that, says Poetzl. The girls team was a powerful force this year in the swimming world. Outstanding swimmer Doreen Cosenza has been ranked in the top three statewide in the 200 individual medley, 200 freestyle, and the 500 freestyle. The girls' diving team also competed very well. The divers did an excellent job, comments Poetzl. Outstanding divers Cherish Ewell, Linda Hossnek and Andrea Morici have been posting consistently high scores in each competition this past season. Our girls are competitive with any team in the division, says coach Poetzl. Without a pool here at Deer Valley, the team traveled daily to Arizona Sports Ranch, which had the facilities for the team to practice. ., f 1 mf rrrr . ff .51 fr wil Q ' i if ' 4 wie?-wif . ' -' . .... -. 5- ' ii. S . sm ,ff . . . . . f.. .T . .... .. it iw- - flaw' . , ' -r C : -, H95 ' he A fi...-Qsri 9:53 r,f1ry w 1. , Qi..ffv.z'if Kwai :ff .f':iii.i , girl . 1 7 ' , 1, My ' aff ,fa High W H f i 1 1 EEII .,,,., Vvyg ,,,,, .,,,,,, , . AA K ,. . S- . ,Q A if' l ? Swimmin Q C6+3J Scoreboard C0-85 GlRLSSWllv'lllAING Bovs swiidmiwe , 740 97 Moon valley 2 45l 11OlMoonlfValley 97 74 Thunderbird 40 96 Thunderbird -g 63 90 AguaFria 450 98 sAgUa'Ffia 58 111 Xavier 42 128 Brophy ,101 64,Paraclise Valley 61..104Paradise Valley 94 75 Sunnyslope 32 121 Sunnyslope 91 79 Apollo g 51 3117,Ap0lloM ig . It 127' 96 'Greenway' iisii A W A 55' 82 Phoenix Countryfbay School 134 57 Phoenix Country Day School y g i ' mum Girls Swim Team, Front Row: Chris Onate, Richard Hinshaw,-Shawn Palmer, Tony Benedetto, - L- Jay:Cann,'iTodd Woods, Paul Sanders, Jeff Ferguson, Tim Hawkins. Middle Row: Christy I Stricklett, Andrea Morici, Lanna Bishop, Cherish Eweli, Debby Miller, Elizabeth Capolongo, Amy , Cana. Back Row:,,Sara Stroupwlennifer Haynes, Laura Grade, Ass'tsCoach TimfBauer,+Misti-f Proudflt, Tanya Thies, Tara Simmons, Aubrey Truett, Heather Munson, Kim Cohen, Debbie I Just, Coach Gerhard Poetzl. Swimming li H i r 'rr

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According to Coach LaRose, Andrea McKenzie is the quickest of the girls. For the boys, Rick is the fastest, but Bobby without a doubt is the hardest worker. Next season, Addabbo hopes to set realistic goals, develop time management, and help athletes discipline themselves. The requirements for cross country, are to have two legs, show up, contribute to the success of the school, and be hard working, according to Coach Addabbo. Addabbo thinks strengths are positive things that should be emphasized and weaknesses should be worked on. he cross country team has worked hard to improve their record from last year. Running on terrain consisting of desert, grass, hills, pavement, and gravel, the girls usually ran about 1.9 miles, and JV and Freshmen boys' go about 2.8, and Varsity ran 3.5 miles. Generally, 30 miles were run weekly: The teams were led by Coach Jim Addabbo for the guys, and Coach Wendy LaRose for the girls. Thirteen boys and four girls ran on the team this year. We really need runners, especially girls. We love to have freshmen and keep them running all four years, says Coach Wendy LaRose. g A Scoreboard. Q8-151 wagifiington iii 159, Tosigson 655' A 57' A 60 Sunnyslope 25, Tolleson 53,5 Barry Goldwater 76 . .51 Paredsise Valley 92,.,aCifeenwe.v 28, Washivsterl 38 T83 Shadow Motintain 35,iAguaTFria 97, Brophyff23 60 Moon Valley 35, Cortez 60, Barry Goldwater 90 6,66 Cortez 42, Thunderbird 31,glQQllingus,Zfl. gggg g . . 5 yr . BOYSAQQQQSQ Country, First rowjfgecil MacPl1erson,.lJiitg:if1lNiedensg,yLflitark Grabiilil Phil Pauliek, 1 Ken Alexander, MikeiWaldrong.SeC0nd rowailigeach Jim iiidfdabbo, Ro1i:e?tiH'ood1tsR65ertArztijiihtig T RPCNH1' U-TGVGS, James Wood, David Dunn, Aron McCabef Louis Roberts, Sean. Reifly, Shannon Oconnor, Coach Wendy LaRose. A Boys Cross Country Sprinting to the finish line is sopho- more Andrea McKenzie. Junior Karen Bennett, sophomore An- drea McKenzie, senior Jill Bennett, and senior Cassandra Chambers relax be- fore the competition starts. W