El Dorado High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Placentia, CA)

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y i A Qliefiiliinior Varsity Basohaliyyitearnc i Qgevgfiygggkygenyistrong this yearitsiigifjfjgi V They time at the begimsiiigef the season, 'but were eventually ready for league. They' were led by the strong hitting of Scott Lee, Paul Saito, Tim Waliceriand Steve Wemmer. All of whom felt that they had as strong offense. In the infield they were iedthyfSoott Lee and Tim Walkeryin the outfiifilliiitihei leaders were Paul Saitolandy t J the J fpitehius'Sii1ffffnfasn'rtthe quiekestzsnsiithe it 1eagueg,sutgtheywere able to reiyreriftneir L junk pitching. Iran Noviok and Doug Ireland were gl-eatteoaehes for the team and expect. ed the team to do well. Their goal was to ' finish the pre-season and do weli in league. Their mainjioompetition was the Esperanza Aztecs. Ja80nsNicoletti said their infield of-ii? wasvinrsgaiff-we gist 1 so s ptsooREs Nofr ri3vaVA1LABLE p S Lance Keefer slides safely into second base. He enjoyed the thrill of sliding into base. Gerardo Flores prepares to take a serious hack at an incoming fast ball. The concentration is there, the eyes are on the ball, and then comes the homerun. Sophomore Jasen Bellows shows us his unbelievable de- livery. Jasen baffled his opponents with a wicked curve ball. JV Boys Baseball Jay Hessel, Brian Dain, Scott Lee, Brian Peters, Gerardo Flores Clint Scrivner, Lance Keeter, Jason Nicholetti, Jason Bellows 9,-ti ff: i t Y .. LW, ,ee,..t.,, s .J 1 ff ' ssiftt