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Revised Attitude Leads the New Team After coming off a 6-17 season last year, the baseball team looked foward to having a better team. We were good last year, but we fell apart, commented Victor Chretin, senior cat- cher. Arguing and criticizing each other were the major problem. This season everyone seems to get along with each other but it's still too early to tell if it will continue, added Chretin. During the Rodeo Tournament they won two and lost two. This tourna- ment doesn't mean a whole lot only to have a few practice gmaes against dif- ferent teams, claimed Robby Benton, It doesn't really show how good your team is. As was shown when they took second place in the tourmament, and won only three more games after. We had some players in basketball so we were forced to bring up some freshmen off the junior varsity squad. finished Benton. A new attitude heads numerous strong points on the team. Other strong points are defense and hitting. Hitting and defense are really good, but our team spirt is what is going win games for us, replied Bill Emerson. It seems that the only weakness that the team has is pitching. Were a good team, but our pitching will have to pro- ve itself. U1 Second baseman, Steve Wilson, and short- stop, Kevin Crabtree, try to turn a double play during their game against Santa Rita. tPhoto by M. Shantzj t2j Junior Varsity second baseman, Greg War- ren, tries to help his team by taking a monster swing. tPhoto by M. Shantzl 131 Senior Kevin Crabtree steps in the box and takes a low pitch for a ball. tPhot0 by R. Hinesj Ml Steve Wilson charges in and flips the ball to number-seventeen, Hrs! baseman, Phil Watson while the opponent slides in. tPhoto by M. Shantzl SIBORTS ..... - 144 Sports I
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266115, ff wt 'V fx We ' M4 QA nal 1 f'-rf BOY 'S SOCCERQ Front row: Robbie Bazan, John Stacy, David Farragut, Alan Drudge, Richard Romero, .lim Gallagher, David Todd.iSecond row: Bob Kramen Steve Kelly, Dennis Barger, Paul Flores, Kyle Gabbard, Jeremy Robinson, Jeff Bowen, Victor Chretin. Third row: John Lud- wick, John Langer, Eddie Hested, Tim Lafferty, Barry Blackmer, J.lC Coach Steve Renzi, Varsity Coach Bonnie Edris. Back row: Gino Maranda, Jason Gabbard, Victor Carrillo, David Cranz, Shane Anderson, Mike Shantz, Pete Beiner. J. V. and Varsity Girls Soceerg Front row: Stephanie Shoulta, Kellie Kellum, Kelly Flading, Robin Reed, Lori Bool, Tina Hill, Second row: Jennyer Luciani, Var- sity Coach Gabbard, Nicole Pressey, Kari McAdams, Vicki Delwiler, Becky Skidmore, Caryn Carpentar, JV Coach Williams, Michelle Smith, Third row: Geri Manghan, Melinda Mala, Yvonne Bulger, Amber Johnson, Rema Washington, JennU'er Hamilton, Theresa Newhard, Diane Hilton, Sandra Spaniel, Katie Ulichny, Back row: Wendi Rhoads, Kathi 0'Hearn, Carmen Washinglon, Tanya Leigh, Sonya Martyna Soccer 143
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