Marcos De Niza High School - Libro de Oro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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The Varsity Girls' Basketball Team wants everyone to H Get behind the Padres. , 7 Below: Cristina Acosta puts up a jump shot during practice. Y. f..7,d....,.......S ..i,..,..,..' ..' WW if we .-.fmt ' gf t rs 4351 . -- rtr J C efeiii g I Coach Matwick gives a pep talk during a time-out ADR: DR5 :mls p.DR 42 EE Varsity Girls' Basketball. Back: Linda Johnson, Nicole Young, Becky Witter, Molly McCoskery, Michelle Hillman, Cristina Acosta. Front: Samara Miller, Karen Randall, Maria Garcia IVldN Girls Ceuse Bao' Dreams! he Marcos Girls' Basketball Team was inspired to capture a championship again. Fueled by pre-season, All-American, Nicole Young, the team charged into the season. Experience and skill sur- rounded Nicole, with strong returning players Karen Bandall, Becky Witter, Michelle Hillman, and Kelly Arre- dondo. New players, Linda Johnson, Molly McCoskery, Christina Acosta, Samara Miller, and Maria Garcia pro- vided a strong and ready bench. For other teams, the Padre women were the stuff bad dreams are made of. 100 - Sports , lil.. ,,., , ulugwun Feb. 29C ilgig 2 .il Moon Valley it Apffl 5 WQQWOBG Away March 22 tsis Mccnmook Away APU' 8 MGGWOCK Home March k.iV. 12 H0519 MafCfT53QfQSf55QDf9H3 Am 15 G .sil 3 AWaYs . . . tsr. APN' 19 i..' l..s' A Ways psr. G is lslsls 26 mme , rtrs Apfil 29 Away Tournament S Dobson May 3 DQUSUW AWHY March 29 ' Mx. View 4-mme Mat' 6 Westwood HOW March 31 Dobson Home ,

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limiif ,','L , Continued Winning Streak .,, gnu-nu my K 1 i , Freshmen Girls' ,Tennis Taylor . ' Frzweli s McClintock Hendrix Kino Corona del Sol Gilbert aerosol Qil5dr?E3'i?iQ if 1' ...K it Win . Winf - Win Y , Wie ff 'il-oss lkfwie . Q.Q,W, .q.L . . sift: t fter a very successful season of twelve wins and four losses for last year, the Varsity Tennis Teams have great expectations for this year. This year's JV!Varsity team consisted of thirty players, six of whom were on JV, six on the Varsity, and the other eighteen were fill-ins. Bridget Huarte, this year's number one on the varsity team, had a great season last year. Huarte made it to the state tin- als. She did very well, coming in second 4 2.1,-Y. urls' Freshmen Tennis. Back row, l-r: Kyndra Nelson, Allison Huber, Dana Huskinson, Carolyn Rembis, Kristin Allison Reinhold, Stefani Gwilliam, Tanya Faw and Coach Hoke. Front row: Julie Sanders, Alison Merkel, Porter, Kristin Curley, Laura Suico, and Rebecca Salcedo. Boys' Freshmen Tennis. Back row, l-r: Rion Child, Brandon Anthony, Mark Huarte, Coach Draper, Mike Curd, an Sullivan, and Wesley Trimble. Front row: Eric Palmer, Joe Gonzales, Andrew Kasian, Jeff Reynolds, Scott Simon, and Randy Harris. all around. The boys' and girls' freshmen tennis teams each ended the season with an impressive 11-1 record. These two teams did exceptionally well this year. Corona del Sol was expected to be the toughest match ofthe season for the JV! Varsity team. We are feeling very strong this year: it's going to take a lot of hard work, but we have high hopes for a win- ning season, commented Coach Hoke. Steve Frankel stops during practice for a break. , veer as .----1 1 rllt fffssi5fv5ffffBbvS'Tevn1Si 1 4 Peweilif 11 ,1 lfffsfi . MCCfiUiQ'?K5f1f5f A iiih A 333995955 Gllbslfffff?55? , :Win W ' Win i Win 51 f giWlEls,L5 i Loyssm , Win' gV Wln 1 'Winn Sports - 99

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Karen Randall receives a pass from a fellow teammate. Troclitioh of Chompiohs A continuing tradition of champion- ships. Such as been the reputation established by the Varsity Girls' Bas- ketball Team. The 1986-87 season was no exception, culminating in Cen- tral Region Runners-up. On the road to this title, the team collected several crowns, including Dobson Invitational Champions and East Valley League Champions. With five varsity players returning, the 1987-88 team was de- termined to continue the tradition. Molly McCoskery waits for a pass during the Moon Valley game. 1 W-ww ,enum-k G Sports 0 101