Calallen High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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Q- iixx Junior Rim 6 Iunior varsity track always seems to take a back seat to the varsity, but these girls worked with as much intensity as did the varsity team. Some of us got to run in cross- country and with the varsity for district, Stacey Curtis, junior, said. Unlike the Varsity team, the IV does not advance to the regional track meet. This made the girls work hard as they could at district because they knew it was their last meet. They were also constantly fight- ing for a spot on the varsity team. Stacy Curtis won one of those spots. The junior varsity track team wrapped up the year with many wins and smiles. . . Wrri. f it . . , A kbyyy y y . i - J .R . V. ,. tw. W ' ,,W, gkggtkrvlbwk -'i E y D g .Q yttt y .. . .J-,.....f.-'--A -V-f 126 C S 5 Taking off and a finishing win for Lisa Salinas and Dean, while Stacy Curtis strives for a Varsity victory. A Change of Pace Pages b

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In the finishing stretch. Ruben Ruiz, senior, strives to get ahead with Erik Lynch, junior, just a few paces behind. iPhoto by Lisa Segarsj Winners Experience It All The track season started just like any other. Everyone had high hopes that this Would be the season Calallen would dominate the district in track. There is no reason Why We shouldn't win. We have good distance people and good sprinters from last year, Coach Steve Campbell said at the be- ginning of the season. Runners Went through inten- sive practice sessions to pre- pare to face their tough oppo- sition. Hours of drills stressing indi- vidual and team achievement were performed by dedicated athletes. The team didn't win district, but they placed second. Several members of the team had outstanding performances throughout the season. Ruben Ruiz placed third in the two mile run, but because House Bill 72 disqualified the second place finisher, he W able to compete at the regior meet. Edward Ramirez thre the discus and placed second district and eighth at regional In the 330 hurdles, Ieff Walls placed first at district and qu4 ified for the regional me' Shannon Cunningham placl second in the 400m dash a: fifth at regionals. Iames Alejandro placed se ond in the 800m run, whi qualified him to the regior meet. The sprint relay placl second at district and eighth regionals. Team members We Ieff Walker, Matt Paschc Shannon Cunningham, ai Charles Iones. The mile relay placed first district, second at regionals an eighth at state. Members of t team were Ieff Walker, Sha non Cunningham, Charl Iones, and Matt Paschal. Firing off. Starting off the 400 meter dash, Shannon Cunningham, sophomore, pushes Off the blocks. iPhoto by Elizabeth Brammerj Hot on the trail oi a Coyote. Inches behind, Erik Lynch keeps his pace as attempts to overtake a Coyote runner. iPhoto by Lisa Segarsj 123 X -. ' Ll' 'J' VV A Boys' Varsity Track Pages