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

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Junior. Amher Atidrtnen tries to shoot for tw( points against Douglas. Senior Renee liouarj chases down the ball and defends her side of the court in the game with Douglas. AMADOR EDISON CHURCHILL A. A. STAGG EUREKA HUG REED RENO MANOGUE sacramento McQueen BOULDER CITY SPARKS SOUTH TAHOE WOOSTER McQueen DOUGLAS HUG REED RENO SPARKS SOUTH TAHOE WOOSTER McQueen thcr Russell. . practice; Two hours. CAPTAINS: ney Dull, Cathy Schmidt, Pauline tzhauer. Sports 135

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fhe fhrill of the A V e You have to have intensity on the court in order to win games. No game is easy and none more important than the other. These words came from the Girls ' Varsity bas- ketball team coach Miss Williams. This made us a better overall team because we all pushed our- selves and the rest of the team to our fullest potential. said Amber Andreasen. Plus many, many hours of practice and condition- ing, added Renee Howard. Coach Williams pushed the team very hard and always ex- pected the very best from them. The team led themselves to a suc- cessful season with only one con- Girls ' Varsity Basketball ference loss to Reno 61-63. The thing that made us a great team mentally was our strong be- lief in each other, said Amber Andreasen. Also important was the veteran leadership of seven returning players and strong captains. There were only a few new play- ers added to the team. Captains Sidney Dull, Cathy Schmidt and Pauline Holzhauer all led the team in the good and the bad, and kept the team going through it all. by Sean Sullivan During tht ' gitwe against Rent). Sophomore Jcnnitcr Gray atlcmpts ( score while Racheal Chism tries to block the shot. GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL: From Row: Jenica Keller. Lynlee Bybee, Heather Russell, Tanya McClain. Secortd Row: Jason Presnell, Oerra Perumean, Amber An- dreasen, Jenifer Gray, Missy Schreiner, Trina Etchart, Allison Baker, Mike Kinini. Btiik Row: ( athy Schmidt, Kerri (!ody, S dne Dull, Coach Williams, Pauline Holzhauer, Andrea Kallaras, Renee Howard. 134

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the thrill of the aVe Ao mjo JV Wrestling The Junior varsity wrestling squad proved their ability once again, placing first in the league and maintaining their undefeated status for the fourth year straight. Through grueling practices and a lot of hard work, the junior varsity wrestlers dominated the season and showed their potential for the varsity level in the future. Said Coach Bud Brooks on the repeated success of the JV Team, This might be the best JV squad I ' ve ever coached at Carson. Wy- att and Dawson were outstanding and should have no problem at Varsity next year. Most of the team consisted of very strong freshmen, who proved themselves as valuable as- sets. The South Tahoe JV squad proved to be the strongest com- petition for Carson; however, the JV grapplers easily disposed of them 52-12. JV Wrestler Matt Lepire, who later moved to Varsity, attempts to roll his opponent over for the pin. SCORE JV WRESTLIN Opponent Hug Reed 1 Reno I Sparks i South Tahoe 12 Wooster O McQueen i JV WRESTLING: Front Rou: Matt Lepire, Brent Re, John Hanna, Sam Lompa. Rou 2: Vince Mack, Jesse McCready, Wyatt Campos, Dawson Kendell, John Smith. Back Rou-: Mike Nicosia, John Morgan, Matt Reeder, Matt Durrer, Brian Hanzlik, Eric Weigand. Eric Weigand squares off his opponent at the beginning of the first round. 136