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Boys' Cross Country. Doug Brophy, Doug Denlinger, David Elting, Tim Green, Nathan Brown. Mike Wilkins. Greg Za- halka, Doug Routhier, Kevin Yirak, Coach Durant. 102 (? ross country Strutting his stuff for all to see. senior Doug Brophy glides across the finish line to victory.
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In preparation for a meet, the girls' cross country team works up a sweat at Kiwanis Park. Pacing herself, the sense of accom- plishment is reward enough for top run- ner Tina Oldenburg. Girls’ Cross Country DHS Opponent 21 Mesa 34 37 Alhambra 118 23 Westwood 35 19 Paradise Valley 44 15 Marcos de Niza 55 23 Cactus 39 19 Tempe 44 1st Mesa City 25 Arcadia 30 “We don’t receive much recognition. It’s just knowing that you can do it.” —Teresa Mayer ports 101
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And they’re off! At the sound of the gun, the team begins to run their way down the rocky roads of Papago Park. ast-paeed entertainment On your mark, get set, GO! The rocky roads of cross country made these runners set forth on a painful journey to all but fame. Pulling away from the pack, boys cross country un- leashed an awesome force, set their goals high and strived to obtain them. Dedication and teamwork combined practically running until they dropped. There, individuals came together to their spirit flourished. With no cheer- leaders to cheer them on, and only small crowds to witness their fastpaced entertainment, the runners made the best of it and held their heads high. At times, shoes flew and tempers J with spirit were the keys to their suc- cess. Weekday mornings bright and early, those energetic runners could be found pounding the streets of Mesa Trying to “wake up” their muscles at an early morning practice, the team stretches ever so slowly. raged, but with the help of Coach Du- rant they stayed together, not only as a team but as friends. Their love for the sport kept them jogging their way to victory. Design by Jenny Prezkop. Photos by Tony Fiori. Boys Cross Country DHS Opponent 28 Mesa 27 19 Corona 39 19 Alhambra 68 41 Westwood 16 21 Par. Valley 34 15 Marcos 40 22 Cactus 45 16 Tempc 47 31 Arcadia 24 14th Prescott Inv. City 3rd Divisional 3rd State 7th Congratulations seniors! Greg Zahalka, Doug Brophy, and Doug Denlinger were the only seniors on the 1986-87 team, and outstanding ones they were. De- spite the frustrations they stuck with it all the way, preparing themselves for the race of life. ports 103
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