Mundelein High School - Obelisk Yearbook (Mundelein, IL)

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- - . . - - SOCCCI' Varsity Soccer Team, front: Amado Ortiz, Greg Lucas, Dan Mueller, Francisco Alvarenga, Sung Kim. 2nd Row: Thuan Trong, Mike Velez, Rafael Revelo, Alfredo Campos. Claude Herman. Axel Segouia, Renee Campos, Edgar Montes, Rich Whalen, Boris Quijada. 3rd Row: Coach Ekstrom, Darrin Siembal. Colin Shiels, Steve Getzinger, Nick Rehm, Scott Erlandson, Bruce Kielgas, .lose Martinez, Jim Lamberty, Jose Escobedo, Coach Carlson. Not Pictured: Armando Duenas. MVP Scott Erlandson Senior Scott Erlandson was named MVP for soccer. Scott was on the soccer team for four years and was named All-Con- ference. Scott was the starting goalie and during the season achieved four shutouts. MVP Boris Quijada Junior Boris Qui- jada, attending his first year at MHS, had a rewarding season. He scored 18 goals and I3 assists for a to- tal of 49 points. Boris was not only name MVP but also All- Conference. Boris was a starting and produc- ing forward. Above: Junior Boris Quijada, attempts to out run his opponent while chasing after the ball, Left: Senior Scott Erlandson, goalie, keeps his eye onthe ball while making a save. ll

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l MHS 5 2 3 6 2 2 4 I 2 1 5 2 1 5 I ll 0 2 I 4 3 0 7 3 l O ' Soccer team h Wheeling l Lake Park l Cary Grove 3 Antioch l Lake Zurich l Fenton 0 Zion-Benton l Lake Forest 4 Libertyville 4 Carmel 2 Niles North 0 Stevenson l Fenton 2 Antioch l Lake Forest 4 Zion-Benton 0 Niles North 3 Libertyville O I Stevenson l l.H.S.A. Regionals Antioch 3 - Waukegan West 0 Waukegan East 0 I.H.S.A. Sectionals Stevenson 2 ix together in a fall season a regional championship, 15 records broken or tied, four players named All-Confer- ence, and a player named to U . the All-State and Mid- West teams, and the product will be the 1983 varsity soccer team's outstanding season. This was the best soccer season in Mundelein's history, said Coach Dave Ekstrom. I as The soccer team ended its season with a 14-7-2 overall record and a 8-4-2 confer- I ence record. g season Seniors Jose Martinez, Scott Erland- et son, Steve Getzinger and Junior Boris ' y Quijada were named All-Conference. 1 l Upper Right: Senior Edgar Montes uses his dribbling skills to control the ball as his teammates and fans look on. Right: Senior MVP Steve Get- zinger demonstrates the skill that earned him All-State and All-Mid West honors. Above: Sophomore Amado Ortiz uses his defensive skills to regain the ball. 120- 1 l MVP Steve Getzinger Senior Steve Getzinger was not only the MVP for 3 years at MHS, but he was also All-Confer 2 ence and All-Sectional for 3 years, All-State for years and All Mid West this season. Steve holds the career goals record with 70, career assist record with 52, and most assists in one season, 19. Steve was captain and also received his four-year awar d

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Back: Nancy Zaucha, Kristin Harms, Kristin Bottoni, Pam Quig. Middle: Barb Allen, Laura Boatright, Denise Bizer, Beth Podowski, Lori Herman, Coach John Klos. Front: I Sheryl Rak, Amy Kress. Not Pictured: Kim Jaster. O C IIICXPCTICIICE leads to I Senior Barb Allen was chosen MVP by Coach Klos. She had the most wins with an overall total of 10, and the most overall single matches played, including her winning third place at the Cary Grove Invitational. Barb also had the most points accumulated by any one player on the team, with a total of 31. he varsity tennis team con- sisted of five seniors, three juniors, and four sopho- mores. Many of the team members were inexper- einced, but nevertheless they had a confer- ence record of 2-6 and an overall record of 4-9. Kristin Bottoni, Sheryl Rak, and Pam Quig did exceedingly well in various dou- bles positions, as did Barb Allen in single positions. The Most Improved award was present- ed to sophomore Laura Boatright, and the Most Enthusiastic went to sophomore Sheryl Rak. 122