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

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BUYS' VARSITY SWIMMING 0'-4 - sig r ilif 145- BOYS' VARSITY SWIMMING: John Arai, Jay Montoya, Mike Montoya, Darin Rice, Derek Fong, Lance Durst, Brian McGinty, Jim Snyder, Dan Arnold, Andy Stafford, Tim Messner, Chris Ikehara, Devin White, and Jeff Noonan. SEASON SUMMARY Once again, Warrior swimming exemplified its winning tradition this spring. The boys' Varsity team captured its sixth straight MVAL title, finishing the season with a perfect record of six , it is t . J victories and no losses. A s , A , . 'tffgl l - 5' Led by many fine swimmers, among ,ggyaf A . . whom were Jeff Noonan, Jim Snyder, 'F'f'f A . p - Andy Stafford, Derek Fong, and Devin -A - Q White, the mighty Warriors crushed their opponents week after week. Besides dominating their league M ,. .. A g,...nf opponents, Mission swimmers were 'ef-' J iff jg consistently ranked among the best in S ,l4i.i4wi'-1 the South Counties. ln fact, for a great part of the season, Mission San Jose had A aueast ene swimmer ranked Within the During a typically tough workout, freestyler Bryan top ten 'n each event' McGinty takes a deep breath and cranks out twenty more laps. Il8

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J.V. SDFTBALL I v our ,r GIRLS' J.V. SOFTBALL: Top Row: Danielle Matthews, Mara Goldstein, Catherine Foster, Patty Yaggi, Amy Adamson, Debbie Casellini, Shannon Hallahan, Michelle Renee. Second Row: Jenny Cardoza, Joy Francisco, Dianna Gallegos, Wendy Juhl, Michelle Pennybacker, Melissa McCurdy, and Angela Puktz. Front: Renee Pennybacker, SEASON SUMMARY This year's junior varsity softball team was guided by returning coach Glen Garden. Consisting mostly of freshmen, the Warriors struggled through what proved to be a difficult season. The team was led offensively by power hitter Jenny Cordoza, while Pat- ty Yeggy and Mara Goldstein provided the Warriors with a strong pitching staff. With the experience this season provided and the great number of fresh- men returning next year, the outlook for the future looks promising for the Junior varsity softball team. 67 .gl- 'nv Amy Adamson and Melissa McCurdy await the ball as an opposing runner starts from second base. H7

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