Santa Rita High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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A ga-.-fl. ,uf jp -'J-.K f ess Experience, More Skill Q Q would like to see each one of my individual players become the best ballplayer she can become, said Varsity Softball Coach Cherrie Brinlee, about her goals for the team. She continued, I want them to mature in their skills and emotions in connection with the things that they have to experience out on the ball field. I'd also like to see my seniors, who are interested in going to school and conti- nuing to play, work very hard to see that they get scholarships. Brinlee, in her second year of coaching at Santa Rita, had the seniors on the team work together as team cap- tains. Two such team captains were Monica Razo and Cassie Lemere. Mostly, we just let the other people know what they have to do on the field and give them pep talks every now and then when we're really far down, ex- plained Lemere. Razo and Lemere had both been play- ing softball for eight years on city leagues and at school. When you've been playing for eight years, it becomes more of a habit than just something to do, stated Lemere. Both players felt the team's strongest point was defense, and that their weakest point was hitting. We have a better team this year, except our record doesn't show it too well. It's just that we're a younger team and we don't have as much experience, said Lemere, who had the same feelings as Coach Brinlee. Several members of the team ap- preciated their coach's interests. Razo commented, She's more interested in bettering the players skills than she is in bettering the school's record. I like her for that. Y i M .N -'f'i. .- N ,xx S t E .3 4. , I 4 A4 by-4' A Against Cholla, Cassie LeMere hits a homerun in the bottom of the 7th. V Freshman Buffy Sanchez shows good form in her batting stance. Girls' Varsity Softball S.R. Opp. S.R. Opp. 2 Rincon 1 7 Sunnyside O 8 Amphi 1 1 Cholla 5 0 Sahuaro 2 4 rRucson 5 5 Cholla 4 3 Palo Verde 1 4 Tucson 1 3 Sabino 0 1 Buena -0' 6 Palo Verde 5 07 Salpointe 1 9 Buena 0 7 Pueblo. 1 7 Sunnyside 0 3 CDO 2 A2 Pueblo 1 wg 142. .., 6- ...av- . .3 K. GIRLS' VARSITY SOFTBALL 241