Mission San Jose High School - Costanoan Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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GIRLS' CROSS CUUNTRY SEASON SUMMARY This year's Girls' Cross Country team could very well be considered the best in Mission's history. The team's leading runners were sophomore Tammy Foley, juniors Kim Lawler and Lori Hill, and senior Kelly Poe. The girls swept the MVAL, posting an unbeaten record, then extended their winning streak, taking first place at the MVAL Championships. The team then placed highly in NCS and the Meet of Champions to advance to the NorCal championships, only the second team in MSJ's history to accomplish this feat. With the loss of only one senior runner next year, the already experi- enced team should continue to excell next season. ff? 3 H fe if .ri ,Q ' xii.-..-W .. 'ai M ' or fl , . .1 V.-ix.-f,4,,.,, Nicole Cordall listens to the expert advice of Coach Marden. A 4- yif , .' an We r If 1 vs a A Q. ,Nm-NA l ' , -T ll fiifgx - t,,,,, , -31:4 A, 45' ..,x... 3 Cross Country Glrls Team Top Row: Kim Lawler, Kelly Poe, Pam Brands, Pam Krie- ger, Nicole Cordall. Row 2: Glorybelle Cendana, Lori Hill, Tammy Foley, Teresa Chase.

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FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Freshman Football Team Top Row: Marty Wayne, Lee Cen- dana, Evan Teehan, Louie lniquez, Sean Knutson, Mark Eads, Brian lsidore, Kevin Sutton. Row 2: Kevin Pierce, Alan Pruess, Mike Grow, George Marovic, Mike Bohi, Robert Mener, Matt Hengel, Wade Bartolo, Cameron Miller. Row 3: Matt Hirsch, Dave Steele, Kevin Arceo, Kris Ferguson, Jason Hall, Jarhome Buckley, Warren Tilley, Jared Lleeflang. Row 4: John Lariviere, Eric Carlson, Coach Selander, Coach Stofle, Hsiang Chai, Coach Finley, Coach McCas- land, Tony Mara, David Bullock. Row 5: Travis Hamilton, Mike Wheatley, David Lau, Shon Muffet, Todd McKinnon, Matt Peirce, Randy Ocano, Justin Moll. Row 6: Martin Teodosio, David Con- row, Patrick Stine, Brian Wilson. 'X A wi .-at' A . A T' SMU X 5 'i' ,Q-J V John Lariviere takes a second to smile for the camera. ' u . Jared Lleeflang plans strategy for the game. SEASON SUMMARY This year's freshman foot- ball team played well, finish- ing with a respectable 4-2-l record. Coached by Ken Stofle, the team maintained high spirits throughout the season. After a disappointing opening-game loss to Wash- ington, the team regrouped and went on to defeat the heavily favored Logan team in the second game. Offensively, the team was led by quarterback Lee Cendana, who threw mostly to top receiver, Marty Wayne. On the ground, the running attack was lead by leading rusher, Shon Muffet. The defense was led by line- men Wade Bartolo and Matt Hirsch, and linebacker Kevin Pierce. 85

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is Junior Lori Hill races towards the finish line. SCOREBOARD OVERALL RECORD 4-O vs. Kennedy and W Newark Memorial vs. American W vs. Logan and Irvington W vs. Washington W Kim Lawler and Tammy Foley pace each other enroute to a Mission victory. L 'M had 14, ...- f S. The Mission San Jose High team awaits the starting gun. 87