Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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JV manager, Kim Wilson, organizes the line-up for the up-coming game against Saguaro. Freshman Angie Baxter follows through on her pitch hoping to pitch another no hitter against Carson. Freshman Amie Grau gets in position to catch a ball during a warm up ses- sion before the game against Sa- guaro. MMKI , Freshmen DHS 18 13 4 9 13 19 10 5 5 18 3 19 7 28 9 12 Mesa Opponent 9 Carson 20 Taylor 6 Poston 11 Powell 1 Fremont 6 Kino 0 Saguaro 0 Mesa 0 Carson 2 Taylor 4 Poston 5 Powell 0 Fremont 7 Kino 12 Saguaro 1 80 Girls Soltball Sports

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Varslly JV Softball DHS Opponent 5 Mountain View 0 10 15 Corona del Sol 1 3 3 15 Kofa 0 2 11 13 Saguaro 0 10 17 18 Chandler 0 12 10 8 Tempe 0 24 13 14 Marcos de Niza 3 4 22 8 Coronado 0 0 16 Westwood 6 10 10 Westwood 4 0 3 12 Saguaro 1 5 14 St. Mary's 3 5 Mesa 2 0 Shadow Mountain 5 14 16 Marcos de Niza 4 5 8 17 Coronado 3 7 3 17 Mesa 1 6 1 4 McClintock 0 6 Front Row: Monica Jimenez, Lisa Pauli, Jenny Wiley. Carla Gargiulo. Second Row: Maria Cuzzocreo, Amy Coyle. Sunny Carrillo. Lynette Briggs. Jenny Bates. Back Row: Kim Robinson, Shannon Vincent, Tricia Anglada, Heidi Sparks, Shirley Lewis, Kim Wilson. Softball -,n Sport T

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Fever ... (continued from p. 78) Team effort, fun and winning were three words that described the 1984-85 girls JV softball team. Team effort was seen not only on the field during a game but at dai- ly practice. Coach Nevin stated, Winning isn't everything, but it's better than coming in second. Some sparkplugs for the team were Kathryn Wilson, leading in bases, runs and double plays, Shel- ley Siqueiros a very spirited versa- tile infield player, Christy Peluso, leading the team with a batting average of .519, and Beth Flem- ming who led the team with base and fielding averages. Coach McGahan commented that this was the best year for freshman as well as JV and varsity softball. She also stated that her girls freshman team were both skilled and motivated. They all worked very hard to accomplish their goals. The sparkplugs of this team were Angie Baxter and Robin keda who each pitched three no hitters this season. Alison Dalbey, Robin Ikeda, Kris Nelson and Steph- anie Wall all had batting averages over .475. Christa Lewis. Ruth Sar- nicki, and Stephanie Wall led the team with hits and stolen bases. Combined, the three squads played a total of fifty-three games and brought recognition to the Mustangs when all three re- corded winning seasons. IT JV player Shelley Siqueros slides safe- ly Info third base during a game against Chandler which they won 18- 12. Design by Kirsten Bednorz and Tra- cey Metcalfe. Photos by Kim Robinson. Freshman Softball. Front Row: Ruthy Sarnicki, Jennifer Bo- gart) Amy Gerace, Christa Lewis. Tanya Buxton7 5eCohct Row: Coach McGahan. Ashley Towne, Jill May, Kris Nelson. Alison Dalbey. Beth Barnes. Back Row: Judy Wallace. Amie Grau, Robin Ikeda. Stephanie Wall, Angie Baxter, Kristi Wil- liams, Marcy DeVore, Dana Van Dyke. JV Softball. Front Row: Admira Maza, Julie Kleinknecht. Beth Fleming, Michelle Hindorff. Second Row: Tammy Sa- friet, Jessie Riddle, Lisa Bragg, Kathryn Wilson, Christi Pe- luso, Som Eldridge, Jenny Spadafora. Back Row: Leslie Hutchings, Stephanie Bushyeager, Tami Jacobsen, Diana Fletcher, Raquel Begaye, Shelley Siqueiros. Coach Nevin. Girls Softboll Sports 81