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

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P Mike Windischman struggles to pin his Sahuaro opponent my p spd A Seniorjohn Gasho uses his strategy trying to overtake his challenger. ol' P Keeping his leverage, Senior Darren L ' Yamada dominates the match. ' 'A g ii A iiiii iitt f i X 'fi 2 Design: Bernadine Mooney Copy: Eric Thornton Photos. Mike Hergenreter

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4 Lisa Cech, along with everyone present, eyes the ball after a successful bump. H.. ' A QA X Y 'EW S. , x xt Girls j.V. Volleyball-Front Row: Carolyn Crater, Amy McKissick, Lisa Cech, Laura Wines, Donna Murphy, Susan Bemer, Theresa Sciontig Back Row: Tricia Tracy, Kelly Bingham, Tsuru Bailey, Vicki Delatrinidad, Deanna Sanchez, Janine Clark, Gina Makowski, Robin Ross. A Trying to continue the play so a team- mate can score, Tricia Tracy sets. 4 Setting a volleyball to the outside of the court is sophomore player Laura Wines. J.V. VOLLEYBALL 259 P31

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,,.,-.nvv'll 1 E ,t is Self iseipline,Str0n Team o your best. Be as competitive in the classroom as your are on the mats. If you do that you'll do alright, stated Varsity Wrestling Coach Mike McKinney. McKinney felt that the teams strong points are having athletes that are willing to work long hours and work together. The most important aspect of wrestling as far as McKinney was con- cerned was self discipline. You have to be able to discipline your habits to train and practice during the season. And when you are not practicing you have to discipline your eating styles, so that you will be in fine shape for competition. I feel that this sport takes more self discipline than any other sport you can be in, explained McKinney. Mike Windischman, a third year wrestler, felt that the vital aspects of wrestling are conditioning and knowing your moves. If you stay in shape and really know your moves you should have a great season, he said. Windischman, remarked that his teammates were a great bunch of guys who got along well. Fourth year wrestler Darren Yamada went out for wrestling because it is an enduring sport that will get your body in shape physically and mentally. Yamada put in about sixteen hours a week practicing with the team and on his own. Practices consisted of running ap- prox. two miles a day, keeping in shape, and keying in on wrestling techniques. The team placed three wrestlers in the Flowing Wells Tournament. Daren Yamada, Mike Windischman, and Dan- ny Montano gained great wrestling ex- perience in the tournament which ran january 14 to 15. 1 Ajunior Chad Weber tries to put his opponent down on the mat. 'junior Morgan McCarthy over- powers his opponent. Varsity r 14 9 52 ... 1' 5' T , VARSITY WRESTLING 261