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

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BOYS' FRESHMAN BASKETBALL BOYS' FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: Mike Frazier, Jarhome Buckley, Matt Hengle, Mark Eads, Mike Hardman, Craig Thomas, Dave Mclntosh, Chad Hardman, Marty Wayne, Mike Bohi, Mike Gomez, Rodney Rodriguez, and Mike Kiester. Center: Coach Duane Jordan. Freshman guard Mike Ciomez challenges a Washing- ton defender to attack. SEASON SUMMARY Despite a rough start, this year's fresh- man basketball team compiled a league record of 6-6, leading to a respectable third place finish. Under the guidance of second year coach Duane Jordan, the team finished with an overall record of I3-IO. Key players for the Warriors included Mike Gomez, Marty Wayne, Mike Frasier, Mark Eads, and Dave Miclntosh. The fact that this was their first year together and key injuries early in the season, Contri- buted to the Warriors slow start. However, midway through the season, the players matured and played together as a team. As a result, they ended the season strongly, winning the last four games. With the experience gained from this year, the team should do well as next year's J.V. team. IOI

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BOYS' J.V. BASKETBALL BOYS' J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM: Erik Savin, Ali Mohareri, Lee Cendana, Mike Harris, Danny Friedeberg, Mark Andres, Mike Galasso, Tom Todd, Bob Bohi, Joe Azevada, Robert Ritchie, Glen Sakamoto. Center: Coach Pete Vaz, ' ' E : 0 S , ' , - ,ffl L if Leading scorer Tom Todd puts up a shot for the War- riors. loo SEASON SUMMARY The junior varsity basketball team's ag- gression and teamwork led it to a second place league finish. Under the direction of first year coach Pete Vaz, the Warriors posted an overall record of I7-8 and a league record of 9-3. In non-league play the team took the consolation title in the Monte Vista tour- nament and a third place finish in the Mount Eden Tournament. Tom Todd led the team as leading scorer and outstanding performances were turn- ed in by Glenn Sakamoto, Mike Galasso, and freshman Lee Cendana. With the depth provided by this year's J.V. team, Mission basketball should continue to be strong.

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GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL ............, tw.: ...,,.-. V r,,':-. - ,,,, ,Hum fl. J - 5' .....- - . GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Anu Krishnaswamy, Faith Santiago, Dawn Lowry, Amy Bringhurst Shannon Hallahan Madelyn Nelson, Janet Severin, Mary Ammon, Sherri Harper. n Coach Sue Paiva. SEASON SUMMARY Although this year's varsity basketball team did not boast a winning season, they did improve their stand- ings, over last year by two places in the league, from last to fifth. A record of 3-9 was in fact a solid improve- ment over last year's totals. Seniors who contributed to the season were Janet Severin, Sherri Harper, Faith Santiago, Dawn Lowry, and Madelyn Nelson. Janet Severin and Dawn Lowry played consistently throughout the entire season, while Faith Santiago reached the high point of her play during the second half of the season. Junior Anu Krishnaswamy, who was sidelined by in- juries and illness, will be back next year along with freshman Shannon Hallahan, a key scorer, to form the backbone of a team which must work its way up in the M.V.A.L. standings. L