Hudson Bay High School - Aquila Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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T The 4987-88 season was very successful. Five school records were broken, five swimmers placed aT sTaTe, and a Team wiTh only Two seniors was close To The Leauge leaders in depTh. The Team won Three meeTs and losT Two. They placed Third in The GSHL League. CapTains were Alan Capron and Aaron Johnson. Alan Capron was also named mosT valuable Team Jim Seller adjusTs his goggles prior To The sTarT of his race againsT Columbia River. member. Corey GaulT and Mark Warren were voTed mosT improved and The Scholar Award was given To King Kao. The swimmers of The week for The weeks of pracTice were: Jr. Wake, Mark Warren, Alan Capron, Corey GaulT, and Shannon Wilkerson. The highlighT of The year was The Trip To Tacoma where The Team parTicipaTed in The STaTe CompeTiTion, and placed second in a six Team relay. -Q ve I A Hudson's Bay diver shows pracTiced form and execuTion in his winning dive. Eagle McCoy soars for vicTory in his sTaTe caliber sTarT form. 73 Boys' Swimming

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Top row, Iefi To righi: Mark Warren, Corey Gauli, Chris Keiier, Team Capiain Alan Capron. Fourih row: Paui Siegfried, Tonnee Tonneson, Kelly McCoy, Jr. Wake, Gary Sob- Iewski, Craig Morrow Third row: Kim Gray, Jeff Jones, Scott Seiler, Coach Sieve Wiriz, Chris Jones, Danielle Shaver, Christine Flohaug Second row: Brad Caulderwood, Mari Tho- mas, King Kao, Aaron Johnson, Jim Seiler, Josh Clow Boiiom row: Chris Ciisby, Troy Roberis, Shannon Wilkin- son, Chad Cauldervvood, Anion Appleqvisi i-Iudson's Bay Opponeni 77 Kelso 94 MA Mark Morris 58 'IO8 RA. Long 61 2nd T-Bird Reiay - 48 Fori Vancouver 'I24 84 Columbia River 88 Season Record 2-3 EAGLE SWIM TEAM COMES OUT KICKIN On your marks . . , G-ei sei .,.. Go!! Alan Capron prepares for his siari. 72 Boys' Swimming

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7 l-ludson's Bay OpponenT 24 MT. View 4 8 Evergreen 4 9 Kennedy 3 3 Aloha 2 8 Washougal O 6 Prairie 4 40 Camas 2 5 Benson 4 42 ForT 8 7 7 RA. Long 3 7 BaTTleground O 8 Kelso O 6 Columbia River 7 44 MT. View 2 7 Mark Morris 3 I 45 Evergreen 7 7 BaTTleground 3 42 Kelso 4 A Columbia River 5 45 EorT 3 The varsiTy Eagle baseball Team puT TogeTher a very successful season This year. Even Though They didn'T beaT The Team They wanTed To CColumbia Rivery, They beaT The Teams They were sup- posed To beaT, and ThaT was enough To give Them The league championship. The Team's major conTribu- Tors were Jason Gels who led The Team wiTh a .455 baTTing average and STeve EllioT and Tad Thompson, who hiT .368 and .360 respecTively. The piTching sTaff was led by IVIURDERERS RCW STeve EllioT, who was 40-4. and by Jeff STephenson, who was 5-3. The Eagles wenT on To dis- TricT playoffs, where They suf- fered a disappoinfing loss. Even Though The players didn'T end The season The way They wanTed To, iT was sTill a very successful season. Sfeve EllioT Throws for a sTrlkeouT. Come on Flynn, geT your glove down. Top row, lefT To righT: Coach CurT Daniels, Chuck Chose, John Picard, Troy Flynn, Jason Geis, Chris Harbe- son, PeTe Gecho, Dennis Coon BoT- Tom row: Shaniko Risfau. Jeff STe- phenson, Presley lvlalychewski, Tad Thompson, Darin Closson, ScoTT Rab- iToy, STeve EllioT. 74 VarsiTy Baseball