Moreno Valley High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Sunnymead, CA)

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I bird year playerUsa Goforth shows perfect form with this jump shot. Center, first team all league, and second team all county Gina Shaw makes scoring look easy. Senior. Veda Hervey gets an easy two as she lays it off the glass. Junior De ' Shone Miles goes up strong with this layup. MV Ettv anda Fourney 37 Elsinorc 36 SS Banning 38 Eis« nhow t Tourtwy 5th 54 Perrts 33 5 Raroona Norco 26 46 Senior point guard, honorable mention all league, Esther Williams takes the ball smoothly up the court to set up the next play. Honorable mention all league forward Kerry Moyer drives past a North defender. TEAM I.D. BACK — Kerry Moyer, Stacie Summers. Veda Hervey. De ' Shone Miles, Gina Shaw, Lisa Goforth, Coach Lukens. FRONT — Angela Lagneaux, Kerry Johnston, Anna Williams, Kris Kuziomko. Cindy Taylor (honorable mention all county), not pictured: Esther Williams. We Want H To Win

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assS- W, imbledon Wanna Be ' s In his second year at MVHS, Coach Rich Shelby said of his tennis team that he was proud of them for the way they ' hung together. ' The team had trouble with practices because not all the girls could make it together and that seemed to have an effect on their play. The number one singles player was Gay Ramsey. Coach Shelby commented on her play, The best tennis I saw her play was when she swept against Ramo- na. It was outstanding. Gay was not the only tennis ace in the family. Her sister, Karyn Ramsey, was number two singles. The number one doubles team consisted of Jenny Stanton and Jin Kim. They played exceptionally well togeth- er, Laura Bershas and Maria-Elena Tanno were the number two doubles. Jenny Stanton was given the Most Spirited Award. The Coaches ' Award went to Gay Ramsey. Varsity as Sports

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' . N ew coach . . . continues C.I.F. success New Coach Mike Lukens moved into what looked like a coach ' s dream. Tak- ing over a C.I.F. team that had 7 return- ing players plus 3 from an undefeated JV team. They started out the season with a 3rd place in the difficult Etiwanda Tourney and a 5th place in the Eisenhower Tourney. Beating Tustin in the Etiwanda Tour- ney was a great achievement because they were ranked 4th in the 4A Divi- sion. Some tough games were played against Norco, Fontana, and North. Coach Lukens said, We played real well against Norco and North in one game, but in the other we didn ' t play up to our potential and it cost us. The team lost starting point guard Kris Kuziomko for seven games due to pneumonia and starting forwards Kerry Moyer and Lisa Goforth for two games due to ankle injuries. The bench did a good job of replacing them. Even with the injuries and illnesses the team pulled out a second place finish in Ivy League, and a spot in the playoffs. They lost to Walnut in the first round. The leading scorer, averaging 14 a game, and rebounder was center Girta Shaw. Forward Kerry Moyer led the team in assists. Varsity n®n Sports