Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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Boys Basketball .L Y'1'f:-- , - , A- - , ' '- -'22-in-as rf ms-fre-w -W C11 Teammates Bob Robello and Steve Libby look on as Eric Lewis knocks the ball out of an opponent's hands. C21 The Mariner 1983-1984 Frosh Basketball team: lBack row1 Jeff Chimientl, Eric Medellin, Bob Robello, Darren Ravazza, Matt Lillie, Robbie Brink. lFront row1 Craig Stasz- kow, Eric Lewis, Paul Zindejas, Steve Libby, Russ Wong, Brock O'Harran, Hayme Lake. 131 Matt Lillie looks for the open man. 141 Matt Lillie is tired after a victory. Entering high school is a scary and excit- ing experience. Many of the freshman boys were apprehensive about just join- ing high school basketball. However, for many of the freshman boys who made-up Frosh basketball, it was a time to get to know others. At first, the team members played as individuals rather than for the team as a whole. Eventually, they learned that their own talents combined with working together contributed to success at many games. Coach Jeff Fingerut was a very understanding person and brought out only the best in the team. The season came to a close with an awards banquet night. The team was hap- py because they had placed second in the C.A.L. The team members were all awarded with Most Valuable Player. This reflected that team work is the key to success in basketball. ' , ,f f-.0 ww' 'f' ,,...v ' ' '4 .K . 5.

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As the level of talent and com- petition in girl's soccer through- out the East Bay has improved, Moreau's team has kept up with the pace. Behind four year Varsi- ty team members Georgette Kristof, Jana Heinlein, and Patti Atayde, as well as excel- lent playing from senior Verna Rodriguez, Rosie Sampson, and sophomore goalkeeper Jen- nifer Watson, the Mariners Goa! . kept the soccer spirit at Moreau alive. The first girl's soccer high school tournament in the East Bay was held at Moreau, which allowed the team to display their individual and team talents dur- ing two shootout wins against California High and Carondelet High in route to winning the first place trophy. Peggy Spence and Mary Beth Scott were named to the All-Tournament list which set the pace for their team's leading scores during the rest of Moreau's season. Overall, the Mariners finished 17-2-1, losing to Carondelet 1-O in the last match of the season which prevented them from ad- vancing to the North Coast Sec- tions. 1. Lisa Dietrich fights to keep the ball. 2. A few team members take a break while preparing for the rest of the game. 3. Verna Rodriguez prepares for a game saving kick. 4. Scotia Rivenes watches the ball carefully to make sure it stays away from the other teams goal. r Ei F