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

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Lisa Hersker strives to get control of the ball during one of the freshmen's 15 wins. ,.... ..t. I annum... ...- , J . V. 's Never arf Korine Gomez and Stacey McAndrews wait for their turn at bat. Mt' it i 907095225352 Qvbtsfstfxfftgti 1 1 igi'ilit?Qffl ..,. it -' Z' Zi.1 ZZ'7 J 1- t , ' if1Ql?fE2aQ M Q- 'tft1?L:?-31,3 i i QfQf li WGSMYQFEQSQ-i A' Q if fQQ57Qi i 'iiiii jj3.f:?i:3a:7 ', , i61i1i1ig,,.5 , , 1:34 Give Up Competitive spirit seems to be the key that brought the J.V. softball team the most wins, with a record of 9-6-1. Accord- ing to Coach Huber, the team had a great sense of humor and an exciting way of making a bad game into a good game in a positive way. The J.V. softball leading hit- ters were Bridget Bravo with a .471, Sta- cey McAndrews with a .450, and Korine Gomez with a .491. The J.V. softball team had an incredible way of coming from be- hind and never giving up. Sports ' 95

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