Carson High School - Carneta Yearbook (Carson City, NV)

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CHS 26 21 18 27 4. 21 No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 Scoreboard BOYS TENNIS Fallon Douglas Reed Wooster Reno Hug Manogue Incline South Tahoe Sparki McQueeTT Toi jl 4 Boys Pla yers Jim Breenen Wyatf Brigham Mike Thomas Jeff Loflin 118 Sfu nti it ' :- - m ' W . l ' » -. ' »v. ' ■ • :,: ? .»v

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Tank Granier hustles down the field tor 1 12 ard gam. P igskinin ' it to a 500 season While most students tried to hold onto the last month of summer, the football team was getting ready for the season. They spent many grueling hours working out in the weight room, practicing plays on the fields, and taking jazzercise classes. The hard work and deter- mination seemed to be paying off when they railroaded Sparks 34-14. After the win, things started looking down for the team. The next four games were lost. Many key players were in- jured during these games. The teams spirits shot up despite the many injuries when they swept their last three ga mes. The best game overall was the final one in which thev beat South Tahoe 48-0. The Senators ended the season by posting a 500 record of 4-4. Awards were presented to outstanding players: Outstand- ing Defensive Lineman Frank Garcia, Defensive Player of the Year Andy Sharp, Outstanding Offensive Back of the Year Dave Navarro, Receivei of the Year Carlos Mendeguia, Captains Award Todd Martin and Frank Granier, and MVP Toby Eck. Coach Croghan said, Our season was successful in many ways. I feel our team put forth 110% . Quarterback Toby Eck said, Carlos Mendeguia really did a great job at flanker this season. He proved he could come up to varsity and play well. He was the key to our scoring. He made my job a lot easier. Senior Andy Sharp summed up the season by saying, Although we didn ' t make it to the playoffs, a 50 0 season isn ' t bad. lohn Eck carefully places Ihe ball as John Hess attempts to kick a treld goal. Dave Navarro rushes Mth determina- lion againsl the McQueen defense. lee Madsen shows true palriotism dur- ing the Star Spangled Banner. Varsity Football

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=-J J Mike Thomas goes back behind the baseline as he puis all his ehort into returning the deep shot Irom his opponent Taking charge of the court, eii Loflin takes a forehand irom the deadman ' s zone. S ervin ' it to make a point Daily practices tor boys paid off as the team took eight players to zone and double team Senior |ett Loflin and lunior |im Breeden went to state. The double team was knocked out in the first round as they lost to Las Vegas ' number two team 1-6, 1-6. In practices, players worked on serves, strokes, and running. Practices were oftentimes dif- ficult due to sind conditions at the high school and at Centennial. The team practices sent the players forward as they took charge and won their first four matches including a 21-7 vic- tory over rival Douglas. I thought this year went real well except for the Reno match because no one was psyched for it, but we had quite a few good players and everyone on the team has improved, said left Loflin. Terrv Trease hesitates as tie mo es lor- wara to see li partner Joel Willhalm can make tfie returning volley over the net. Returning the serve from his opponent. Andy Steyn moves Quickly to cover court as he hits his torenand. BOYS ' TENNIS: Front Row: Rob Pollard, |im Breeden. Terry Trease. Tim Morgan. Second Row: Ken Ozav a. Bert Sexton, Glen Booth, K.j. lackson, Andy Soong. Back Row: Dr Breeden, Mike Thomas lelf Loflin, Wyalt Brigham, |oel Willhalm, Andy Sleyn, Coach Dennis Brinson. Boys ' Tennis JtW