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

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Rim of the World Poly TEAM ID. BACK — Erick Niemeier, Ricky Luna, John Tennyson, Terry Stanley, Chuck Costopoulos, Jason Matheny, Shane Butler, Don Alcorn, Jason Greenback, Gary Northan, Coach Lindner. FRONT — Jason Uyemura, Chris Coggin, Travis Lee, Shawn Rafferty, Steve Perez, David Mann. 5 Clement JHS 3 Arlington 7 Coachfitta 13 Clemen! JHS 7 Kolb JHS 5 North II Poly 10 Coachefla 9 Ramon3 Poly 9 Poly 8 Rim of the W Poly League Ovcr.il! JV Sa«rpa MV Etatnere Apple Valley Banning Norco Perns Ramona Arlington Corona North Heinet iwer JV Tourney Arlington North Heine! Perri Ramona Nowd League Overall w J.V. Frosh H Sports

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I urning in his high tops for cleats, is Steve Perez Shane Butler. Number one freshman pitcher Jason who hits as well as he shoots. Sending the runner. Matheny fires in another fast ball. Sophomore Randy Pruett, home is first year coach, Mr. Cas- catcher Kevin Carbullido makes catching look sette. Firing in another strike is sophomore pitch- easy, er Corey Arrington. Awaiting the throw at first is w hen you ' re scoring, it ' s not boring. Making a strong appearance after a nine year absence was frosh baseball, which consisted of fifteen freshmen athletes. They started off the season by winning their first three games. As a team they proved to be very good hitters. John Tenny- son hit a 355 yard homerun, which was as long as some major league homers. The pitching staff was led by Jason Matheny and Steve Perez. Coach Lindner said, Frosh baseball was a real excitement. I tried to teach the players how to be all around ath- letes with an emphasis on aca- demic excellence. After three years the J.V. boys had a new coach, Mr. Cas- sette from Rubidoux. They didn ' t drag their feet, beginning the season with five straight Ins, four of them by five or ore runs. They were very good hitters, commented Coach Cassette, and they also had a great attitude. The pitchi- ng staff was led by Corey Ar- rington and Matt Conley. Jake Ganzarite said, The great thing about playing was the team was filled with enthusi- asm and we played like a team. let We Want H To Win

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Returning letterman shortstop La Tanya Hicks prepares to force the runner out at third by throwing the ball to first year player Mary Fuller. Third year varsity pitcher. Cindy Taylor could always be counted on to pitch a good game. In his sixth year of coaching. MacMillan discusses the game plan with first year assistant Coach Trotter. Second year first baseman Chyrill Levesque can perform at the plate as well as on the field. Third year veteran Michelle Hoy is as comfortable behind the plate as she is at second base. Varsity MV 1 Fomana 9 Arlrngion HBH 1 Corona mis 5 Arlington 3 Corona Horn 4 Nonh HHi i Hrmet HH e Woodcresi Bb 21 Porris Hbb S Ramona Mnt 4 Norco bhH Woodcrest Tourney 3rd 6 North 1 1 Hentet P«ris n 19 Ramona ■Phi . 2 league ' TEAM ID. BACK — Coach MacMillan, Kerry Moyer, Jennie Raleigh. Chyri Levesque, Cindy Taylor. Gina Shaw, Terry Doran, Coach Trotter. FRONT — La Tanya Hicks, Michelle Hoy. Lisa Sanchez. Michelle Lowrance. We Want M To Win