Cerritos High School - Sin Igual Yearbook (Cerritos, CA)

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J.V. WRESTLING TAKES IT TO THE MAT ---------- ith the help of the Most Valuable — Player Rich Tanaka, the Junior W Varsity Wrestling Team proved Ira that winning isn't the only thing in w w sports, but the teams participa-I I tion is also necessary. They im- I proved in the weeks of competition, and many of the players will be returning to become first string varsity. Among other standouts was the most improved player. Andy Hilbert. 1. Andy Hilbert trying to put his opponent to the test. 2. The 1982 Junior Varsity Wrestling Team. 3. The MVP Rich Tamaka showing his opponent what he can do. 4. Nick Stouder winning his match. 4 Sports J.V. Wrestling 81

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 JV SOCCER KICKS! Owas a success according to head coaches Baldamar Silva and Tony Schrodi. Even though their league -j—I record was 3-9-2 it was a sue- --------j—I cessful season in other ways. ----------' Such as producing Most Valuable Players Tyrone Dupree and Pat Thompson. The JV team is looking forward to summer play and to transfering some of their players to the varsity Thompson. Robert Diaz. Robert Shirley. RiCk Rod,!au«° Gill. David Vaughn. Front row L to R: Cliff Smith, bin Greg Perez. Richard Herrera. Tyrone Dupree. Robert Herrick team next year. 80 Sports J.V. Soccer

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 DONs-r Back row L to R. Coach Ian Desborough. Darnell Harris Draper. Stat girl: Lilette Cubes, Front row L to R: Mark Greg Rhea, not pictured: James Lockhart —— Doug Stout, Ethan Robinson. Steve Sepulveda. Darren Hall. Eric Wadllngton. Ed Hakopian, Steve Hunt. Joey Yezbak. Craig Oka. Ithough the 198182 Varsity Basketball team had a slow start, they came back strong in the second half of the season with hopes of going to the play-offs. They won their last five of seven games and with a play off position still in reach, the team played hard and conquered Downey. Lynwood, and Paramount. They then met with the Warren Bears. The Bears managed to beat the Dons in an exciting yet disappointing game. The team's playoff hopes were diminished, but they still looked forward to the last game of the season — crosstown rival Gahr. The team played great and overcame the Glads — great way to end the season. One outstanding player for the Dons was Joe Yezbak. The junior guard averaged 21.6 points a game and was chosen MVP. Other honors obtained by Joe were All-League First Team and All Southeast L.A. Times MVP. Darren Hall was chosen Most Improved. Team captain was Steve Sepulveda. 82 Sports Var. Boys' Basketball