Mercer Island High School - ISLA Yearbook (Mercer Island, WA)

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his year, the Islander varsity may not have spun another state basketball championship, but one look at the up-and-coming sophomore and freshman squads bodes well for Ml's Wheel of Fortune. 33. With determination and hard work, these frosh and soph guys played Headline Chasers with fan lBACK ROWl Coach Sam Moscatel, Marc Kadish, Bill Maclntyre, Shelton Lighter, Tony Kuhn, Craig Rosenkranz, Eric Blohm, Bobby Hopkins, Gabby Mahoney lFRONT ROWP David Sooter, Travis Decuire, Matt Keigley, Scott Riggins, Tom Donnelly. lABOVEl Aaron Clifllord sinks two charity points for the freshman team. lBELOW: EIACK ROWJ Coach Jim McDonald, Brett Ogata, Todd Bleakney, Judd Murphy, Jon Stumbles, Greg Gottesman, Jeff Evans, Aaron Clifford QFRONT ROWJ Robert Taber, Chris Scalzo, T.J. Burke, Alvaro Corneio, Chet Crile lBOTTOM RIGHTl Travis Decuire goes for a lay-in, wishing he could dunk it instead, for the Sophomore team. Y 11,510 due Boys Sophomore and Freshman Basketball TV GAMESHCJW support as they increased their skills and gained valuable experience. Their competitive spirit, fostered by coaches Sam Moscatel and Jim McDonald, time and again found Ml wins behind Door No. l land 2, and The outlook for next year's hoops seems rosy, the Price ls Right for more wins and more championships. Hopefully, the youth of Ml will only add to the tremendous past success of their older counterparts. We must take a short commercial break for summer vacation, but be sure to stay tuned for future excitement, competition, and success! IVLAIB l . . , -W' r LA 'i P'-Z 1 Nt '-'f- f' M A t Q f --: ,XS - . . 'Q Q QQ . 3 , -- -' . , iz , .Q 1 - ' X Q.: Qin.: ., Q, R Q- 3, , v.-f .. ,ff

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Girls Soccer ASTERCID eah, they're supposed to be tough. But, like, why haven't I ever heard of them going to state or anything? Must not be that tough. But, I did hear about that one girl, Julianne somebody. And, oh yeah, that Kim chick. Do they sell concessions at their games? Tough? The members of the I986 Girls Soccer team trained year- round for their season by running, eating nutritious food, and mud wrestling. Yeah, these girls were pretty tough. Actually, they didn't take pre- and post-season health that seriously, but their level of play this year might easily have given that impression. The fifteen-member varsity squad presented a new look all around, starting with first-year coach Dottie Simpson, who added a nice combination of communication, skill, and intensive training. Next, the squad adopted a fresh attitude. Teamwork and solid effort dominated the field. MI didn't produce just any batch of would-be mud wrestlers, these were the hottest Islander soccer players to come out of the girls' locker room for some time. Julianne Craig, Kim Keller, Erin Estep, and Mari Boin led this skilled group of body blow artists. Although the finesse of their passes stunned spectators, the power of their collisions presented a scene not unlike an Asteroids video game, except on grass. Yet, no matter how talented the team, one thing keeps MIHS from its ultimate destiny of the state championships: KingCo, for one reason or another, has always played girls soccer in the spring, while all other leagues play in the fall. However, this arrangement changes next year. For now, though, Ml will have to be content with homegrown competition. Never fear, the Islander asteroids can knock them all out. lniured Lisa Norton smiles as her team wins but 1 0 z it 5 J, sg , L . 1 if . . . L yggz jj I g .' . li' ,',q -4-1 i is Q Ye' U'10l'h'f Sflme- VARSITY lTOPl: Shay Livingston, Shelly Taylor, Laura Hansen, Katie Weber, Julianne Craig, Erin Estep, Paddy Carson, Caroline Kennedy, Jody Pete, Coach Dottie Simpson. IBOTTOMJ: K.C. Chapin, Sara Albrecht, Deana Hoff, Lauren Guzak, Mari Bain. Not Pictured: Kim Keller, Jen Hirst. GIRLS SOCCER 83