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

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Y ou win some, you lose some J After losing his entire starting outfield, and second and third basemen, Coach MacMillan looked like he had a rebuilding year ahead of him. There were only five returning lettermen. The team consisted of two freshmen, Mary Fuller and Rita Perez, which was very rare be- cause freshmen seldom make the varsity squad. They were provided with some strong pitching perfor- mances from returning letter- man, Cindy Taylor. Their prob- lem seemed to be with inconsis- tency, both offensively and defensively. Even after losing three of the first four league games, there was still a chance for C.I.F. play. Coach MacMillan stated, The Ivy League is Cor- ona and the seven dwarfs, hope- fully we ' ll be ' Doc ' the strongest of the dwarfs. With only two seniors, next year looks to be outstanding. The players will have the exper- ience they need to play some good ball by next season. Varsity H Sports

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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

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After three years the JV soft- ball team had a new coach, stu- dent teacher Ken Joliff. With only four returning players he had a rebuilding year ahead of him. They started out with six- teen players, but by the time the season got started, they only had twelve. They won four out of their first eight games primarily be- cause of weaknesses in pitching and catching. It seemed that no one had ever pitched before. Returning player Vicki Li- moges stated, We have a lot of talent, but we haven ' t been able to put it all together yet. Coach Joliff said, They have a lot of potential and all the players con- tributed equally. They have also improved greatly since the be- ginning of the season. All in all it was a great season and the players got the exper- ience they needed to make the varsity squad next year. We Want =0 To Win