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ww , . , .. ,u m .. 2, ., Q 3 Q Q 5 l 5 , Z J 1 nf. . ,, M' M, 0 Q , 93 3 Rick Fotchman aims for an Aztec goal. Waterpolo Coach Bob Gaviglio and team look on during a game. Brad Pettijohn struggles for position against a defend- er. The Varsity Waterpolo Team: Back row - E. Garcia, R. Ricci, B. Pettijohn, R. Walker, R. Hufnagel, T. Elen- baas. Middle row - D. MacLeod, M. Castro, R. Fotch- man, J. McDonald, C. Kernoer, S. Aldrich. Bottom row - C. Garcia, G. Simonian. A. Surijinata, M. Getthins, R. Jones, N. Siecke. ll, ll ll ll
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VARSITY W TERPCLC ln the past the varsity water- polo team has been plagued by frequent coaching changes. This year was no different as Bob Ga- viglio was assigned the head coaching position. Although the year was one of adjustment for Coach Gaviglio, he was fortunate to have an abundance of talent on his team. Contributing to the team's suc- cess were Edwin Garcia, who was selected first team all league, John McDonald, who was named the team's most valuable player, and defensive player of the year Rod Jones. The Aztecs finished fourth in the Empire League after losing a crucial game to Kennedy which elimi- nated the team from going to C.l.F. I. John McDonald prepares to block a goal. 2. Edwin Garcia positions himself to take a shot at a goal. 90 Waterpolo s ii,
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FROSH SQPH W TERPQLO The Frosh!Soph Waterpolo Team had a coaching change this year. Their new coach was Mike Carter, who also assisted on the varsity team. The team had about 25 players from both the freshman and sophomore classes. Their season record was 3 wins and 5 defeats. The players felt they became a better team by playing some tough teams such as El Dorado and Laguna Hills: they won the latter 7 to 5. Coach Carter felt their best game was against Laguna Hills. Almost everybody got some time in the water. Mr. Carter, who was an avid water polo player himself was hoping to get a summer pro- gram going to further sharpen the team's skills. Some team leaders emerged from the team such as Rick Neal, the team's leading scorer with l5 goals. Bri- an Pickler was also a team leader with 8 goals. Goalie, Ron Golyer, had 23 saves. l. The team shows good defense dur- ing the last minutes of a game. 2. Rick Neal passes the ball out of his goal area, after Ron Golyer made the save. 92 Waterpolo
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