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

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Y Q, gggff Q ali? Q Qi as Q ,Lays 43 gi 956 ,. we wa' i ' 4V 'Ql f' f wifi AN A FCDR EFFCDRT V 335- , fl 'ff 'f 43: -P f if a An inside piTch during one of This year's games kepT This Freshman on his Toes and off The plaTe. Brad ReiTzensTein puT TogeTher a fine year for The Eagles on The mound, keeping Them compeTiTive. The Freshmen puT TogeTher a fine year in beTween rain ouTs and numerous prac- Tices, winning 8 games and dropping 5. Coach SmiTh led These young men on a cam- paign ThaT seT The Tone for success ThaT will pay penefiTs for The nexT Three years. ScoTT Anderson was a sig- nlficanT facTor during The season for The Team. l-le was second on The Team in baT- Ting average, hiTTing .1l20, he hiT The only home run for The Team, and he Threw a no-hiT- Ter againsT The Woodland J.V. Team. Jeff Brown led The Team wiTh a .480 baTTing average and had a A for 5 game againsT Parkrose. Brad Livsey hiT .350 for The season. Coach SmiTh expressed his feelings abouT This year's Team when he said, This is a very good group of young men. They are ouTsTanding in The classroom and couldn'T represenT Hudson's Bay in a beTTer way. The Freshmen used Their poTenT of- fense To keep Them in many of Their games, and here, Mike PlasTer puTs his baT on The ball. Top row, lefT To righT: Eric EsTes, Mike PlasTer, John Downing, ScoTT Ander- son, Tad Jones, Jesse RisTau, Mike Reid, Coach Ken SmiTh. BoTTom row: Louis McCullumn, Derek WhiTe, Jeff Brown, NaThan lwamoTo, Brad Livsey, John Hokama. Hudson's Bay OpponenTs 'I5 CenTraI CaTholic A 7 Reynolds 3 'l Tigard J.V. 5 'I ForT Vancouver 2 24 Parkrose O 4 Tigard J.V. 2 20 Columbia River 'I 3 ForT Vancouver 5 43 Woodland J.V. 2 8 Woodland J.V. A 8 WesT Linn J.V. A Season Record 8-5 77 Freshman Baseball

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As The season unfolded for The Junior VarsiTy baseball Team, success for The Team and individuals became more and more apparenT. Finishing wiTh a record of 13 wins and A losses, The Eagles won The Junior VarsiTy league championship. The championship did noT jusT fall inTo Their laps Though: They had To earn iT The hard way. Facing a fuTure ThaT re- Top row, IefT To righT: Coach Jim Condon, STeve O'Shea, Kevin Olson, Chris Lungo, Brian Free, Brian Dircksen, Geoff Gallagher, Drew LamberT, Derek Diaz. BoTTom row: John Hokoma, BreTT BoTTenberg, Joey OrTega, Thomas Daniel, Sean Boyle, C.L. Johnson, Aaron lVliller. quired Them To win Their lasT four games To secure The Ti- Tle, They did so, blowing ouT Their opponenTs in Those games by a combined score of 113 To 13. The biggesT game was a sTomping of ForT in which They scored 16 runs and only allowed Two. A GRAND SLAM SEASCDN Hudson's Bay OpponenT 5 lvlounTain View 2 12 Evergreen 1 8 Washougal 2 3 Prairie 5 30 Camas O 12 Benson 11 9 ForT Vancouver 2 10 BaTTleground 2 A Kelso 7 A Columbia River 5 Q MounTain View L1 5 Mark Morris 3 2 Evergreen 6 6 Columbia River 1 15 BaTTleground 7 16 ForT Vancouver 2 6 Kelso 3 Season Record 13-A Proving Thai' The blind do lead The blind, John Hokama, Top, was an ouT- sTanding shorTsTop. The hiTTing of The JV Team was sTeady all year and Derek Diaz, above, shows his form here. A sTrong piTchlng sTaff helped clinch The JV league championship in 1988, and Chris Lungo, above righT, was an imporTanT parT of iT. BreTT BoTTenberg, righi, had people waTching ouT for his power during The J.V. games. 76 J.V.fFreshman Baseball

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Top row, IefT To righT: Candi Gage, Janelle Picard. Middle Rowt Jill Ehlers, DusTy King, Julie PoThier, Karen Morri- son. BoTTom row: Corina Maser, Mel- issa Dell, Angela Broeckel, Rachel Myers, Tayna Praifher. In fronT: Coach Wendi Russel. NOT picfured: Melinda Phipps. SEARCHING FDR SUCCESS ThroughouT a year of in- consisTenT defensive and of- fensive play, The Eagles can Take solace over The summer in The facT ThaT The Team will lose only one sTarTing player To graduaTion. VViTh a year of experience under Their belTs, They should be much more compeTiTive nexT year. Finishing The season wiTh a record of 6 wins and 'ill losses, The Team was in 5Th place in The final sTandings. This poor record should noT Take away from The close games ThaT were played and The Tre- mendous efforT ThaT These young ladies puT forTh. Team awards were given To Karen Morrison CMosT Valu- able Playerp, Candi Gage QMosT lnspirafionalj, and Me- linda Phipps QMosT Improved and The HusTle Awardj. Each of These players puT forfh The kind of efforT ThaT made Them The leaders of This Team. Kar- en and Candi will reTurn To compeTe nexT season. Coach Russell besT summed up The season when she said, T'VVe are a very young Team, and Though we falTered a biT This year, we should be ThaT much beTTer nexT year. PiTching sensafion Karen Morrison was The mosT consisTenT player for The Eagles and was vofed MVP by her TeammaTes. The sofTball Team siruggled aT The plaTe This year, making for a long season. Here Melissa Dell readies herself for a play in The field. She mainly played shorTsTop for The Team during The season. Hudson's Bay OpponenT 2 Eorf Vancouver 4 'IO Clafskanie O 3 Evergreen A O ST. Helens 2 O MT. View 3 O ForT Vancouver 6 2 Columbia River 3 5 Scapoose O 3 MT. View 2 O Evergreen 40 O Columbia River 3 6 ClaTskanie A l Evergreen 9 3 Columbia River 5 O MT. View 3 'I ForT Vancouver 2 O Columbia River 'I 'l Evergreen 7 'I MT. View 3 Season Record 6-14 78 VarsiTy Soffball