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

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i7 l as Left to right-top row: Ron Hughes, Aron Hamilton, Mike Young, Paul Budlong, Brett Tomko, Jeff Wilhelmi, Ron Riley, Steve Smith, Travis Thompson, bottom row: Brett Hunt, Brian Sieger, Jon Terrell, Jason Augustine, Matt Raya, Spencer Black, Alex Martinez, Steven Spinden. in...- vwmapmwwie , M, V I , , . f W, . N N A, , . , . .. 1 w rosh!Soph Baseball had an athletic and bright team this year. Led by ' their coaches Mr. Sweet and Mr. Sharpe, they were shaped to be the fittest team in the Empire League. The best hitters included Steve Smith, BrettTomko, Matt Raya, Brett Hunt, and Jon Terrell. The teams defense had the potential of being , the best in the league. Defensive standouts were Ron Riley, Matt Raya, Aaron Hamilton, Brett Tomko, StevepSmith, and Paul Bud- lcmg. The team started out slow, but was ready to capture league with their great pitching, which ineluded Ron Hughes, Steve Smith, Brett Tomko, and Matt Raya. With great pitching and a lot of team spirit, the young B1 Dorado Hawks went far this year, 4 1 . sooess Nor AVAILABLE Matt Raya was a great batter. Here you see him getting ready to bat, as Coach Sweet looks on. At bat is Steve Smith. He was an asset to the team. Brett Tomko did a fine job for the Hawks this year. He has a promising future. C 287 1 FroshfSoph Baseball