Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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P.: tr' gm - Q ffm,- ,vm r. 1 Wrrafwr H f , . fr 'rr iw f 7 ' M X' ' 6 V b ' 5 ,,,, : ,,,, ' ' . .2726 J' 54 -'fmw , . f riffs' 7 4 W. ' ' A .V ,,,, ,mf Row1:M.Walter, E. Sredzinski, M. Craig, P. Casertano, M. Borgues, S. Malone, D. Lun- J. Bober, D. Johnsten, C. Lemos, N. Ngoyen, C.S. Prado, dahl, Ft. Chabot, B. Hornack, C. Swartz, J, Chimes, Row 2: B. Axelrod, Mngr. M. McCain, Falgiano, A.J. Malls, C. Mc- Mngr. R. Matthews, S. Francis, Mngr. M. Francis. Row 3: M. Cabe. Photo by L. Lurie Third Year and Counting his was the third year of Varsity soc- cer at Sahuaro and the sport is growing in popularity. The team started out by beating Cholla and Catalina, and then they placed second in the Christmas Classic Soc- cer Tournament. lt was hard on the team with as many as four games a week during the tournament. Soccer is an incredibly challenging sport that re- quires stamina and agility from every player. Most of the time practice was Here is the Kareem of soccer. Photo by D. Chaney spent doing sprints and long distance runs. The coaches also stressed the basics of the game as an important aspect of winn- ing. The coaches were Mr. Bishopp for varsity and Mr. McCabe for junior varsity. Soccer I a team sport and everyone has to to win ' - D. Kriesel 's worlg together Why would they work so hard? lt's the thrill of vic- tory that they experienced so often this year. A reason for the soccer team's suc- cess was that we had ex- cellent athletes who knew the importance of team work. They put in many long hours at practice to sharpen their skills and prove that Sahuaro soccer is 31. - P. Kles Boys' Soccer 1 1 5

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RUW 11 C- SDWSY, E- ADUSYSOU, Row 2: L. Thompson, S. Quarm, L. Prey, H. Brunell, N. Rohen, K- MUYVHY, COHCTW EU, 3- Meffil- N. Stevens, K. Shields. Row 3: G. Gillespie, Missing: L. Hagenah. Great Goals Almighty lthough the varsity soccer team lost eight seniors last year, they still had a winn- ing season with the help of six returning starters and some talented freshman. The lady Cougars defeated Salpointe, Cholla, and their long time rivals Catalina, early in the season and made it to the finals in the Christmas Classic Tournament. Even though this year's team was expected to finish low in the standings, the cougars surprised everyone with their top- notch finish. Alter the game, S. Humes quen- ches her thirst. Tee MacDonald was the varsity coach, and with her leadership abilities she proved to be an important asset to the team. Both the JV and the var- sity teams practiced every- day after school for 2V2 lt was a s c cessful year because we sur cluding ourselves and surpassed our expectations ' Nancy Corrigan 46 u - prised everyone, in- ' I hours. Their practices con- sisted of drills and endless running. An activity that kept the girls together was their weekly potlucks. The night before a game, all the girls would meet at someone's house in order to prepare themselves for the upcom- ing game. The girls' soccer teams worked hard to obtain win- ning seasons and prove to themselves that they could accomplish their goals. - K. Jensen and N. Pizzo Girls' Soccer 1 1 7