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

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IANDS READY - is Baybay Wu, sophomore. Baybay started on the JV team this year. mash It! ' ' e work just as hard as the Varsity team does. This was a comment of many on the Junior Varsity Bad- minton team. The JV team practiced as long and hard as the varsity team but felt they did not get the recognition they deserved, as do most other JV players. They had one domi- nant hope - to be on the Varsity team next year. Athletes on the JV team worked very hard with hopes of being pulled up to the Varsity level by the end of the season. However, this was not the case for everyone. I don't care whether l'm on the Varsity team or notg I just like to play Badminton for fun, said senior Hae Song Hong. Don't get the wrong idea. Badminton is a serious sport, and all of the players take the competition very seriously. The team lov- lt was a good chance to see what sort of team we would have the next year, and begin to shape them in the right direction, stated Coach Murray. ed competition, however, at the JV level there weren't many other schools with teams so many of the team members played the opposing team's extras, If other schools don't have a JV team, then why should we? Besides being good practice for those who were going on to the Varsity level, It was a good chance to see what sort of team we would have the next year, and begin to shape them in the right direction, stated Coach Bill Murray. SMASH! - Hae Song Hong defeated his opponent with a smash. Hae Song was 41 on the JV team. J. V. Badminton f Sports 143

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