Agua Fria Union High School - Wickiup Yearbook (Avondale, AZ)

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Three points made the difference between State Run For Girls Upset By 3 Pts gg , Coach Clark sjg bl. 4 efsx 'Q They had a goal, trained -5 ' hard, and gave their maxi mum effort, by John Munoz Junion Julie Leavario, strives for that extra bit of strength to keep going. For Rights Senior, Heather Pierre, flashes a smile as she charges through her vigourous run. 056 l 49 triking Seniors Her goal was , x., ,yu nskk I 36 Heather Peitte Just to make it throug the season Elizabeth Reid To support the team and make it to dtvisionals going to the state meet and not going to the state meet for Agua Fria's girls cross country laws! X team. . i - . V Coached by Michele Hawkins and Dave . ' .C Clark, the girls placed sixth in the divisional ' meet held in Lake Havasu on Nov. 13. They battled it out but were short three points from making it to the state meet. lt was somewhat disappointing, but really it was a success because every girl ran her best time of the season and l really couIdn't have , been happier with their performance, said N Coach Hawkins. This was Coach Hawkins first year teaching and coaching. She ran competitively for four years in high school but felt she wanted to start running for the fun of it. She felt that by coach- ing, she could run and enjoy it, I like the team C being small because it was easier to give them Crunnersl individual attention, Miss Hawkins said! Placing for AF were junior, Julie Levaria, ju- nior, Katy Rivera, senior, Elizabeth Reed, junior, Beth Muse, senior, Heather Pierre, and junior Colleen Adney. The girls ended the season with a 8-12 re- cord. as X QQKLH 6 is Cross Qauntvl Opponegts ll , Q5 Owls Udo forfeit no 55 Buclf-GY SOQ B P90 yoilell md S, N . N7 Q PM not it wckeve l 1 CNJPQO AQ Central ll X ey Al big ,D guca Q5 NYl?:xAi MONVOXQ No 'lo bo CotonoC5O 'I sl 2 C HOYGQO 35 Nom 2 'so Horizon 73 QQSNCN lotleit Cure Kneelngf Coach David Clark, Standthg left: Colleen Ad- ney, lsera Rivera, Liz Reid, Sarag Shears, Beth Muse, Julie Levaria, Heather Piette. 3O!Cross Country

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YW .W . . 2- .,v.W.,,NT, 'fr--.Y -Yvm -.-- YY- --W -- - .ef2F4V6Eil3I:lQ 'QTPWQQIAQ-,.:v Girls Finish 6-4, But Boys Golf Dominates Division ly Greg Huyck Anorher season has been complered and sguo Fria's dominarion of golf in rhe Merro livision has conrinued. The boys, who were coached by Wayne lareman, easily cruised through divisionals losr eason winning by 40 srrokes wirh all players nishing in rhe rap ren. The girls, who were goached by Carol Smirh, also played well in neir srare rournamenr and finished rhe year virh a 04 record. John Burremiller was rhe Owls mosr valuable ilayer for rhe boys ar divisionals wirh rounds of 55 and 77. Durremiller, who spenr rhe majority if rhe year playing number 1 and 2, reamed ip wirh Kenr McMillan ar rhe srare rournamenr o assure 11rh place for Agua Fria. For rhe girls rearn, Shannon Wilson ended virh rhe lowest rounds of 102 and O8 ro clinch 'rh place for rhe Owls in rhe srare rournamenr. Vilson's feelings about rhe year were de- fl - scribed as being a fun season. Next year we'll have a lor of returning varsiry players and we should have a prerry good season, she said. The remaining four members of rhe girls varsiry ream were Sracey Baker, Julie Goodrich, Kris- ran Mack, and freshman Crisra Lair who was awarded mosr valuable player of rhe year. The other boys on rhe ream, who ended rhe season wirh a respecrable finish ar srare, were Kevin Rirchey, Eric Wohler, and Derrick Mellon. The remaining backup members of rhe ream consisred of Kris Vizzara, Frank Saufley, Kenr Hiner, JD. Bae, Scorr Marrin, Kelly Kleinschmidr, and Kim Duyong, For rhe girls, rhe backup members of rhe team consisred of freshman Jahala Smirh, Flor- ence Beebe, Terry Lemons, Melani Espil, and Marla Cooper. Sophomore players were Lisa Leonhardr and Diana Brinkehoff along wirh ju- niors and seniors Amy Tomilson, Jamie Maslin, Molly Quinn, and Nicole Ayerza. Girls Golf 6 4 OMS Cor O ang D Dpo , Mesa el SOI 246 mmm 276 lC1'1CClinrOdY 5342 281 OFCOS de N120 OO XOVlGr if Kofo 224 MGSQ 27 MCC fifock 343 3 YUFTWO 266 Gilbert 363 FOVTVGII BOYS Goff Owls 85 280 c Oopo Ofongd fienrg Q o 32 Came-lbo I 220 214 Non Cf 226 fi l2 235 Qfjmofe S? 214 T Opoffof 195 C rem' 2 Omnodo Qooif 247 BFQWD 19 Uma 245 KOFQ 229 Cenrrgl 227 2:10 ClwQnd,E,, 550 230 50 QUO 513 peanoro 212 pliOenixC 14 Alhclffibra OUNWDOV 210 N' fl V s Kent McMillan, senior, TOHGS a break before going ra rhe nexr hole ar rhe Esrrella Park course. . . .,,,,.ew 1, W Golff29

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.4,1.voQ f ' ' ffl--5-In-,g,.,e.c Boys Cross Coumry foal OMS OPI-'JOnenr 32 p5:9uoro 20 X. ind. S. . is Choopofoi som peono 45 Buckeye no AlhOmbfO 29 53 Browne 15 Ce-nral 47 Dudse-ye Q8 32 Norm 33 MO 43 Coronado 15 Mole 65 Buckeye Os 25 Norm 81 64 Gfeenwo Y Ho ' C- Hayden 39 mon 42 i ' gt, A iv Q , ,- pu r .vfj 'j V, -. ,,: , -gf .4 u..,y'ix.iA1,m.f 1 ' l'Ji 5-u., r 'S' 1 - - as . . .. 1-. '71 L a , ,. 4 s ,uv f . 4 , .',i1'... 'R .4,'. 9 . A ,gf 4, if BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Kneeling Sam Lay Brad Mai Shawn Drirroin, David Epplin, Burl-ie Albelda, Coach David hoffer Jeff Schmalsi Dana Quass Sreve Durler Sranding ClOrl4, JOHN Munoz. DOO 5hillidOy, Mafwin Joe. N4 - .f 'af' ' First Time In 23 Yrs, Boys Run State. by John Munoz Agua Fria's boys cross counrry ream did ir for rhe firsr rime in the Iasr 23 years. They made ir pasr divisionols ro rhe srare meer. On Nov. 18 rhe Owls rraveled ro Lalse Ha- vasu ro compete in the divisional meer, Afrer losing rheir former No. 1 runner, Dale Sheeley, rhe Owls had almosr considered rhe srare meer our of reach. They were concenrraring on plac- ing fifrh as a ream since rhe rop five reams go ro rhe srare meer. They nor only qualified for rhe srare meer, bur rhey placed fourrh in rheir division. I was delighred rhe boys qualified for srare. They wenr ro divisionals believing rhey were a long shor for rhe 5rh Clasrb qualifying posirion and ended up finishing 4rh. They had a goal, rrained hard and gave rheir maximum effort. You can'r asls for more rhan rhar, said Coach Dave Clark. Coming in firsr place for the Owls wasjunior, Shown Drirrain, who also qualified for srare as an individual by placing sixrh overall. They oth- er runners were in finishing order, junior Don Shilliday, seniors John Munoz and David Eppling juniors, Burke Albelda, Sieve Burler and Marwin Joe. 6 ,QQOS . . . triking Seniors His goal was K John Munoz 5 Ar firsr our goal was ro ' - X , make srare rnen ir was ra :- 2 be me lirsi ream or AF, V. f l I cross counrry, ra make ir ro in 15 srare A -lx -' . if WJ, i -rf :2 ., Q :li 2- A 5-145 ' 1:-3 Eg ,Y David Eplin 3. , 'Fi J M f 'improve my rimes and ' ' ' be 0 recognized runner Cross Counrryfibl I