Diamond Bar High School - Taurus Yearbook (Diamond Bar, CA)

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V Sets at the Top Game point, and the' serve is an ace! The Iunior Varsity volleyball team defeated Charter Oak in two tough games, 16-14 and 15-12. The team faced adversity all year, but finished atop the Sierra League with an 8-2 record in league. Made up of mostly freshmen the team began practice games without a permanent coach. In four games they won only one. The team then got a permanent coach when Monalee Gange came out. I liked her a lot because she real- ly helped out, said freshman Alison Moss. Even though the team consisted mainly of freshmen they had some experience. The sophomores had played last year and the freshmen fa-sign-2 A - had played together in junior high. The team's only two loses were against Rowland and in the final game against Wilson. The loss to Rowland was early in the season and the team wasn't up for the game according to Gauge. We wanted it almost too much and weren't playing our best, said Moss about the final game against Wilson. This year's team was made up of a lot of good players who were there to show and use their skill to win the championship of the Sierra League, said freshman Danielle Kirchen summing up the season. The team won with hard work and closeness according to freshman Cheri Wyler. If one person was down we all tried to cheer them up, said freshman Lesly Scraggs. SCORE BOX Iunior Varsity Volleyball Diamond Bar Diamond Bar Diamond Bar Diamond Bar Diamond Bar Diamond Bar Diamond Bar Diamond Bar Diamond Bar Diamond Bar Los Altos Nogales Rowland Charter Oak Wilson Los Altos Nogales Rowland Charter Oak Wilson The season was tough but playing volleyball was worth it, ecause of the other team members. Amylohnson. 2 - 0 . -2 - 0 . ' 2 - 0 ' 2 - 0 ' 2 - 1 ' 2 - 0 . 1 - 2 . REACHING BEYOND REACH 4 is so homore lean McMillan to gain another point. All Morrison. of those that participated gave it their best. THE IU-NIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM - First row: Shannon Stec, Ieanne McMillan, Tracy Congelton, Cheri Wyler, Iennifer Zolped. Second row: Amy Iohnson, Danielle Kirchner, Lesley Scraggs. Last row: Nico e Yep, Alison Moss, Michelle IV VolleybollfSports 89

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unners Keep the Pace Feel your heart pound harder, your breathing becomes irregular, as you step up to the white line for a three mile 'ourney. This feefing was shared b every runner, male or female on the Dia- mond Bar Cross-Countr team. This season was labelled A New Challenge and with good reasong the schools in the Sierra League gave the team 'ust that. It was a cliellenge because we didn't know what to expect from the other schools since we have never run against them before, commente junior, Kimm Farnsworth. At the Sierra League finals the boys tied for first place with Rowland, and the girls ca tured se- cond, With Wilson just Ilnarely in front. We found out the Sierra League was tough, but so was Diamond Bar, and we made a name for ourselves, remarked Coach jack Malloy. Throughout the season both the irls and boys showed a lot of dedication. In the lead 'for the guys ptldff vu., H R- A. L . E -5. .gi --Hi' I . - Q' ,L Lt 'ff we ' so AISI' I . Nui. A ,, A Q... RECORD SETTER OUT IN FRONT - This could only describe freshman Ianice Schlientz, who broke the 1982 freshman record for Cross-Country with her record time of 21:10. Schlientz set this record at MSAC which is one of the more difficult courses in the League. was Ed Sylva with his record time of 16:26 on the MSAC course. Behind him was Brandon Dederich with 16:49, and Michael Provensio with 17:02. The girls proved to be 'ust as tough. Ianice Schlientz led tfie Way for the ladies with 12:10, which was now the new freshmen record. Next was Katrin Bath with 21:32 and Kimm Farnsworth with 21:40. Most all the runners were underclassmen. The Cross-Country team endured a lot during season. In the meet with Charter Oak, several girls took a fall on the starting line, but not one per- son dropped out. The Word pain just did not exist. You have to learn to do well and ignore any pain, said sophomore, Micahel Provensio. Cross-Country is a s ort that teaches people to do the best they can, commented junior Sam Badger. Once again Diamond Bar had left their brand on a new league. I can say with reasonable certainty, we will not be forgotten, remarked Coach Malloy. BOYS' CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM - Top: Sam Badger, Blair Purrington, Eddie Padilla, Ricky Stevens, Middle: Mike Rutti, David Sorrelles, Carlos Szanlan iewicz, Steven Su. Bottom: Coach Iack Malloy, Mike Provensio, Iim Akin, Brandon Dederich, Chris Hongola, Iason Adams. GOING FOR THE KILL - is senior Yuki Fuji as she gets ready to run with Los Altos and Wilson. Fuji was one of the two seniors on the team. ONE MILE TO THE FINISH - as the last mile comes to a close, juniors Anthony Wiant and Carlos Szanlankiewicz fight for the finish line. This was the harder part of the course. Cross-CountyfS ports 91