Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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J.V. Girls' Basketball: Season Scores X Moreau VV4, 557 aLAA V Irvington pk , MUQQBU 26 l:Amador aali r Mdigau 5353. .l-093W A Moreau 35 Newark , Moreau 29 Washington Mrigeau 33 Logan Mgieau 36 Foothill Moggfeau 355 San Joaquin Mem. A Mofeau 28 Amador Moreau 38 Foothill Moreau 54 Presentation Moreau 34 Bishop O'Dowd Moreau 42 Holy Names Moreau 39 St. Elizabeth Moreau 63 Presentation Moreau 41 Bishop O'Dowd Moreau 54 Holy Names Moreau 46 St. Elizabeth 1. Speaking words of wisdom, the girls listen to Coach Jon Radecke's helpful tips. 2. Niko Cagaanan utilizes all her efforts to block an opponent. 3. Amidst a hushed crowd, Rachelle Jones prpeares to shoot a free throw shot. 4. Kim Cardoza prevents a St. Elizabeth player from scoring. 5. A friend from the audience compliments Vicki Herrera and Lalna Chlkhani on their basketball expertise. 6. Flanked on both sides by opponents, Sue Gonsalves attempts to score for Moreau. W,,,,,..r W-A 'ww is ?'.Nh , ,A ,,,. fm, ,. fm ,M N. Q is r f , .f... ---1f' 'lll . k y y 5 rsa . ' A S i it ..,, ' gg! Q is ,,,,... . , -

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Champions Because of the great way the team got along our season was very, very suc- cessful, said junior Stephanie Mendo- za. Part of the success that Stephanie is talking about is the girls' undefeated league record and their 30-2 overall re- cord. The varsity team set a goal at the begin- ning of the season and that was to reach the North Coast Section Play-offs. But they did better than that - the team won the NCS. An even more impressive statistic is that the Varsity Girls also be- came the first team in Moreau's history to win an NCS title. Though the team had a great year, and worked well together they did suffer one bitter disappointment. Senior Jill Pickard was plagued by a knee injury and was unable to play, but nonetheless Jill attended all the games and was ex- tremely supportive of her friends. She was very much a part of the team. Besides having an awesome league re- I - cord the girls also had an undefeated tournament record. The Mariners par- ticipated in the Irvington Tournament, the Granada and Foothill Tournaments during Christmas vacation, and then the ever impressive CAL finals. Last, but definitely not least the team also went on to win the North Coast Section. Elaine Clancy summed up the season this way, We had a really great year, and l think that our coach, Paul Phelps, is the Coach of the Year. W Z, .e.,..,,.... lll Stephanie Snyder goes up for two in the play-off game against Bishop O'Dowd held at Cal State Hayward. l2l Maria Canalas searches for a teammate while being closely guarded by her oppo- nent. 131 Coach Paul Phelps watches his Mariners execute their offense with per- fection. C43 Stephanie Meneze demon- strates the correct way to play tough zone defense as she stops her opponent from scoring.

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Hooping It The sport of basketball is much more than shooting a ball into the basket. This sport requires hours of practice and team- work. Most of all, the sport has to be enjoyed and loved by the player. The J .V. Girls' Basket- ball team has definitely shown their love of the sport with an excellent season marked by 18 wins and only 3 losses. Com- -., 1 prised of 5 sophomores and 8 freshman, the Mariner girls con- tributed their basketball exper- tise throughout the season. Niko Cagaanan's personality was honored by being voted as Most Inspirational. Vicki Her- rera's hard work and practice was recognized as Most Im- proved player. Christina Rob- erts and Carolyn Ward's exhibi- tion of their fine talents were voted as Most Valuable players. One team member summed up the basketball experience by commenting, By belonging on the team, I got to know the oth- ers who enjoy basketball as much as I do and worked with them. This will always be an im- portant part of my life. Nivecal . rm? M...--1 skis. s g . R il lag' Y ! S ,,5,-s Q ,n,g ...., his 1, Michelle Tom utilizes some fancy footwork while dribbling the ball. 2. The team exhibits some basketball talent dur- ing a game against St. Liz's Mustangs. 3. The J.V. Girls' Basketball team: lbottoml Michelle Schwenger, Susan Gon- salves, Christina Roberts, Amanda Geister, Michelle Tom and Lisa Rul- balg ltopl Carolyn Ward, Rachelle Jones, Niko Cagaanan, Coach Jon Radecke, Kim Cardoza, and Vicki Herrerag lnot picturedl Lisa Fuchslin and Lalna Chikhani