Corona Del Sol High School - Sunset Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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Girls varsity basketball group picture-Qlfront row from leftj Vicky Silvas, Don- na Price, Erika Malone, Brenda McClendon, Tricia Phillips 1Last row from leftj Missy Lunsford, D'Anne Malone, Allison Walters, Tessa Logan, and Coach Larry Hughes QPicture under groupl- Team members watch as Brenda McClendon makes a basket during practice. QTop right photol- Varsity player Donna Price positions herself for a great shot. lBottom left photoi- Missy Lunsford strives for the best as she makes a shot. 1 1 l - 4 Height contributes to tealr As the seasons changed from winter to spring, the sports in Aztec country did also. The boy's basketball faded into the distance as girl's basketball took the spotlight. Success best described this year's varsity girl's basketball team. All of the 98 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL areas that basketball coaches often worry about were cov- ered. The team was blessed with height and skill. The girls who led the team in height were Allsion Walters and Tessa Lo- gan. Recognizable players on varsity included Missy Luns- ford, Erika Malone, and Tess Logan. Coach Hughes expected a strong record. The IV girl! concentrated on learning new skills to prepare themselves fo: varsity. According to Coaclf Adolf, all the players improve but there were a few who stood

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Girls make tremendous effortp 4-5 if i ' ..-M . ., ' , s - ,.- . , --r 4 A --i r -+w- ? We have all made a tremen- dous improvement. I am proud of all the girls and their hard work and dedication. We set our goals and we achieved them, said Mr. Hauser, the girl's cross country coach. Their season record was 4-5. But, the team won the City meet, placed 3rd in Divisionals, and received 12th in state. The girls became the first cross country team in CDS history to go to state. The team this year consisted of elev- en players. Anne Badger was the captain and Michelle Patti the co-captain. Anne received a sth place in the City meet, and 29th in state. Also, Darlene Vega got 16th in City and 25th in state. Since this was the first season of girl's cross country at CDS their success was a great achievement. C . - . s ' as .ces T Q FEQBRUE G g ' Q QT op Leftj As Holly Voth runs for a victory over McClintock, she steadily paces ' ftrr f T - . , 5,292,3 55 Z 'Z herself- .DQ H , r, .ng 'E . Q a+ r 'i 2' lScoreboardj During the final part of a meet, the Aztec girls work together to 5.1 5 Y , , . P 5 n. Stay ahead' C1-arg ' .... ' fGroupJ QTop from Left, Coach Ron Hauser, Joanna Awerkamp, Holly Voth, . X2 :t lfyf-f. , g Donna Holt, Ann Badger, Theresa Grissom, 1Bottom from Leftl Colleen Mur- Meet :'l phy, Christina Tuvell, Michelle Patti, Debbie Eyerman, and Darlene Vega 3 M ,iglhambjigpl E A iiNet Shownj Elessa Vanklompenburg, Jana Vanklompenburg, and Amy Pe- , ivisiona 8,5 p R CE 0tt0 'wfatate 5' ' FYWMQHCC C RECORBQ-4is,i3,Q, 1 CROSS COUNTRY 97

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Candy Lunsford, and eshman Jenifer Helfrich led e team. According to Coach arter, the freshman coach, she ad the most players she's ever ad. Her outstanding players ere Stephanie Hughes QS' 11 j nd Laura Southern 15' 9 D. JV group picture- flfront row from leftj Jennifer Latin, Suzanne Garcia, Jennifer Helfrrich, Candy Lunsford, Patricia Rubio fLast row from leftj Anna Cruz, Kristy Lawrence, Sabrina Rosenhan, Elessa Vanklompenburg, Tiffany Clem- ent, Coach Adolf. Frosh group Picture- fFront row from leftj Angie Hilton, Cindy Serpas, Deeann Kempton, Kendra Vehik, Kim Glashagel, Katie Beckham, Zelda Mavis QLast row from leftj Kristin Trappe, Kelly Piercey, Laura Southern, Stephanie Hughes, Shaylee Kotsakis, Susan Steinmetz, and Coach Mary Carter. QTop right picturej-Freshmen players Shaylee Kotsakis and Laura Southern practice together on their shots. fBottom left picture! IV basketball players, jennifer Helfrich, Tiffany Clement, Patricia Rubio, and Kristy Lawrence play a scrimmage, while Coach Adolf points out strategy points and game procedures. JVXFROSH GIRLS BASKETBALL 99