Corona Del Mar High School - Ebbtide Yearbook (Newport Beach, CA)

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22 The junior varsity team kept up the tradition of having an exceptional season, with an overall season record of 16-5. Losses to Irvine and El Toro were both by one point in the final seconds. The junior varsity players can boast both victories over Newport Harbor. Throughout the season, many players were moved up to varsity: Peter Stoughton, Matt Schonert, Don Pryor lwith four games left in the seasonb, Ray Zaradnik lwith two games left in the seasonb. Outstanding players were Bobby Hatfield-high averages and exceptional ball-handling, Blair Pettis-defensive action and rebounds, Ray Zaradnik- high scorer, and Chris Ciarn- quickness and offensivefdefensive ability. 6 boys' basketball J.V. keeps the traditiong t 'i-w-J 'K F i lyl I ' t 5' Bl ' 5 l , ., 4 v t Q tg, 1, 5 by it g y s it K git gg '51 yup W ,bv , L s' C fi y . W, y.t,t wi , gg 2 C fli Q I V by , Q ,'ft :SK E 5 E V qigz, ,C P li't.g, , L, 5 l:ij-,'I'.. I T' T.: T: -1: :hd -Wu V Vi MW 'W ,,,..i,...fi,,,,, ,s,, ,,,,,,,,f ,W VJIK M U- I: X A MWA . 1' A M A A M ,.,l ...W ,,..,... I , . fs, N ' W 'ri' ff I A Vrmwlfnwwww Phil Corea, Ray Zahradnilc, Peter Stoughton, Bill Kendall, Chris Ciarn, Don Pryor, Blair Pettis, Matt Schonert, Brad Fryer, Mark Osgood, Rob Bentley, Sean Yeager, Kurt Cuis- ness.

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rosh captures league title 75 M in 1 4' . jg 4 H H23 1 ...S iv ,,,....a.......... -M .--- w.-:.,., N - 'm--N...s1.w-K-M WW-...Q WMM, Mm M WWMW Sophomores: assistant coach Steve Egly, Fred johnston, Bobby Zimmer, Brian Davison, Steve Satchell, Richard Lemmon, Eric Strauss, Steve Morris, jim Ireland, Guy Putnams, Bobby Hatfield, Robert Tomichek, Mark Vital, Rick Smirl, and Head Coach john Burhoe. Freshmen: john Gleason, Mark McGrath, Tod Bearbower, Doug Green, Mike McCallum, Sean Turner, Kurt Heeley, Tim Christianson, john Torrel, Andy Nesselrod, jeff Fryer, Stan Frazier, Steve Muzzy, Steve Liner, Kevin McLaughlin, Colby Lind, Erich Burhoe, and Coach Paul Orris. This year's freshmen team was the league champion with an overall season of 20-2. Doug Green with an 18 point average and jeff Fryer with a 16 point average, were the leading scorers. The sophomores finished their season 17-3. The new coach, john Burhoe, came up from the varsity bench last year to lead the sophomores. Bobby Zimmer led the team in ball-handling and play- making. 1. Ray Zahradnik 1151 attempts a free throw shot while Peter Stought 1247 waits to defend a pos- sible fast-break. 2. Blair Pettis 132D and Mark Osgood 1301 struggle to retrieve the ball for a defensive re- bound during a non-league j.V. game against Mission Viejo. 3. Mark McGrath 115j, Mike McCal- lum 1325, Stan Frazier 1301, Steve Liner 1343, and Tod Bearbower111j get pointers from Coach Orris dur- ing a time-out at the winning frosh game against Saddleback. 4. Doug Green 1103 shoots for two, while Sean Turner 1225 gets ready for an offensive rebound. 5. jeff Fryer 124j shoots a lay-up, and Tod Bear- bower 111j bounds down the court to help block.