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

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A Tough Challenge oing into the 1988 season, the JV Girls Softball Team knew that they had their work cut out for them. Almost every team in the Sierra League, Wilson and Charter Oak in par- ticular had a chance of winning league. We needed to try harder and get more serious every game in order to be successful, ex- plained Sophomore Pam Darrow. ' The strong point of the team was the hitting, and it showed in their first game by embarrassing Nogales 25-0. ln their second game, the defense of the Brahmas made too many errors, and it cost them a loss to Los Altos. Darrow was asked to describe Head Coach Lance Gross, He is a real good coach and had good con- trol of the team.'l The Brahmas practiced hard for two hours Gross was a real good head coach and had good control of the team, commented Sophomore Pam Darrow. every day after school and played even harder in the games. The key to the season was the attitude of the players and the experience. The players got along real well and helped each other with anything that needed improvement. Another plus, was the experience, half of the players on the team returned from the 1987 season. The key player throughout the season was Junior Roxanne Caplinger. lt was a great learning experience for the players, especially those who are moving on to the Varsity level where it will be a much tougher challenge. L Q--1' --..,., - f A ' v-f ' ' Q . 4.-A---v '.,', '- - ' -1 ' i i'T 'E-'HLr.'-e.a -- ff- -f . 'mfr L- - 1--- r.g':+-'ff :YH . .,,, --V. ' -sf' 4' 'i'f vq ..,q..,w,,L '?1 H: -'W'-f JJ: r as -LQ: f. 1 '. ..-.-1. TAKE A LEAD - Shay Miller, sophomore, prepares to steal second base. The Brahmas beat Nogales 25-0. 130 Sports f J. V. Softball ,, ,ff .4 , V, V 1. ,fig-2.M , .'-, . 57.5 Q ,ww I, . V I J ,,,,A ki wi, I eng.-V, 4 P is .f t 5 f V us, 'lf-ki Fw V: ' 24 .j' , .'. . . 5 ' - . if 3' It if Larry Martinez FIRST BASE! FIRST BASE ! - Sophomore Pam Darrow begins to throw the ball to first base. Darrow was a strong second baseman all year.

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