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

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Scott Hileman blocks the goal while back-up Scott Miller looks and learns. mann fm ,as ,I kll. ,.frxsu,t,..,s.,...s..t,.Me. reg Kiefer congratulates Chris Mitchell in a pause in e action. ,. E-5 Wwirrbbtt ,, ii lay Q r,ti, ,, , S W'3i i'll 1 tt Illll gi 5 g lgjllll' , M.. M wt s. st 2-OPP- 1:1 'i ., 5 ' -4 .zgzgzzxt-L: l 3 if f . tiit if T- f T it u T 0452358560 'O Chagtdter T T 0 s . f. 4 T . 2 'T- r gisiaggw l l ,2+t-5 C ' it ' it Qi fi' pf T attttaa T if T ft it 1 M553 4 ' vii? .iitfi L- -1- .7 kkyt, 4 1 bgbsnn C 'fgif Y 2 T f'l at 't?5?f -4m ci . Westwood it T-ag? ttii 2 Getting Better And Better Marcos de Niza's Junior Varsity Soc- cer Team was coached by Mr. Art Aguayo. The tremendous amount of talent was proven by their overall scores of 4-2- 1. The high point of the season was the game opposing rival Corona del Sol Az- tecs. The closest game the Padres faced was against McClintock, 2-2. The numerous practices were long and difficult but seemed to get easier as the season progressed. An overwhelming im- provement was achieved by the players in their skill toward the end of the season. Sports ' 91

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i Working Woy To The Top l he Padre's Varsity Soccer team was an outstanding contribution to the school. This talented group of guys was coached by Mr. Jack Smythe, who was impressed with the outcome of the season. The greatest high point in the season was defeating Dobson, 4-25 the Padres previously lost to them in the Fi- esta Bowl Tournament. Danny Kilkenny was the Most Valuable Player. Danny was t .- . H . Steve Brown moves the ball forward at the J.V. game, a Padre offensive. ' 'I noticed a lot of improvement with everybody. I I -Andy Smith 90 0 Sports the top scorer, an outstanding defensive player, very strong and competed well. There was an awesome amount of talent on the team, which doubtlessly included nationally-ranked goalie Scott Hileman, who was the best in Arizona for his age. Scott was one of three goalkeepers on the Western Regional 14-and-Under Team. He almost made the national team by being one of the last players cut. .t...., .tawwm . .t.t .,t,t.t. VF Hgtv 6S::gfg2g3i:t:'i1::g'1 5:52:24 The J.V. Soccer Team. Front Row: Manager, Holly Bendixon. Middle Row: Cam De Sart, Brian DeMarco, Steve Brown, Scott Miller, Brian McCluskey, Jason Lewis, Steve Service, Wes Warren. Back Row: Manager, Melonie Bedick, Jeff Young, Andy Smith, Greg Kiefer, Chris Stewart, Scott Bernier, Scott Kimball, Grant Green, Ben Cloud, Kevin Roark, Bill Ascencio, Manuel Chao, Tony Vallez-Garza, Manager, Janeen Ota. ST The Varsity Soccer Team. Front Row: Managers, Melanie Bedick, Holly Bendixon, Janeen Ota. Middle Row: Scott Bernier, Zack Pace, Greg Kiefer, Randy Watkins, Scott Hileman, Matt Hackett, Richie Esperti, Jim Gill Cory Nielson. Back Row: Dan Kilkenny, Joe Huguez, Chris Mitchell, Kevin Hackett, Chris Kiefer, Jeff Aycock, Ted Seburn, John Reinhardt, Steve Kane, Chris Conway, Ashley Denton, Mike Burgess.

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Softball is a sport full of iniquities. I I -Coach Judy Hoke Linda Johnson and Christina De Luca concentrate on catching during warm-ups. Varsity Sottbagtt A r.Mf1'tYQ OPP- Xavier Loss' t3 . McCtintock Loss -efjjf ao Yuma Loss S 2' ' '22 Chandler Loss 4 8 Tempe Won 9 8 Corona Won 10 6 Gilbert Loss G 10 Mesa Loss O 10 Mt. View Loss O 13 Dobson Loss 0 18 McClintock Loss t 10 Tempe Loss 14 16 Corona Won 17 3 Gilbert Loss 3 . 6 Mesa Loss Og r 3 Mt. View Lose S 4 Dobson Loss 5 10 Westwood Loss 4 9 Chandler Loss 4 6 Westwood Loss 2 9 llllyrs, mr, D Y ttf Varsity Softball: First Row: Kim Williams, Linda Row: Bobbi Duenas, Christina De Luca, Valerie Arredondo, Third Flow: Coach Judy Hoke, Linda Gray. Martinez, Becky Witter, Amy Timmons, Tiffanie Ross Farley, Karen Randall, Debbie Downs, Theresa Witter Kell Johnson, Nicole Young, Jennifer Malasnik, June Lynch lrel Sottbclll Slides to Success arsity Softball sponsored tryouts November 1, with 35-40 people try- ing out, and fifteen people making the team. Coach Judy Hoke commented that the turnout was not too bad but could be a little higher. Highlights of the sea- son were, among others, the advance- ment of Christina De Luca, the first fresh- man on varsity softball and Nicole Young's selection to First Team All Divi- sion. One of the greatest strengths of the 92 - Varsity Softball team was the players' desire to learn, t greatest weakness was lack of exper- ience, said Coach Hoke. Varsity softb didfairly well duringthe season withthr individual Player Achievements. Kar Randall earned the Joe Selleh Award, with Most Valuable Player Theresa Wit- ter, and Most Improved Bobbi Duenas. Fifteen players comprised the tea along with statisticians Alison Murkle a Kristine Ford. Head coach was Ju Hoke, and her assistant was lrene Gray. he all ee en m, nd dv Team members celebrate after winning a game f'