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

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U V Scoreboardj Fans watch attentively as jennifer Latin sets the ball up to Cathy Ciura to be spiked over the net. QFar rightj While Kristie Powell sets the ball up, Debbie Montez prepares to bump it over the net. UV Groupj QT op row from leftl Kristie Powell, Shelli Nice, Coach Jerry Rosenberg, Candy Lunsford, Debbie Montez QMiddle row from leftl Kathy Sarna, Becky Alvarez, Lupe Vital, Anna Cruz lBottom from leftj Chanda DeCubellis, Jennifer Latin, and Cathy Ciura ll hgtsergfqxullv s.-it M . . as iswnvv-' yn-an Y Photos by Rich Cronkrite olleyball teams have great year 66 VOLLEYBALL The JV Volleyball team consist- ed of ten players, nine sopho- mores and one junior. Coach Rosenberg feels that the team had a progressive year and should be completely prepared for the Varsity team next year. Two sophomores, Kathy Sarna and Candy Lunsford led the team. Kathy, with her ability to serve consistently, and Candy who could keep the ball in con- tinuous play. According to their 8-8 record, the team was willing to learn to play aggressive vol- leyball by working hard and putting forth a good effort. The players are looking forward to participating on the Varsity team in future years, and as the coach said, they should be a tre- mendous addition.

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Michelle Saksa were the team's co-captain's. According to the coach their experience helped a great deal. Tessa Logan, a ju- nior, led the team. Her hitting and blocking abilities allowed for many team points during the games, and she was able to develop into an all around play- er. The CDS Volleyball team has always been recognized for working hard and devoting much time toward the sport. The team has always had sever- al fans and supporters to en- courage them and cheer for them at their exciting games. Although their record this year was not what they had hoped it would be, it has been proven that the Varsity team is capea- ble of having a victorious sea- Pholos by Mike Simon M f i A if ' we Y it f 52,1 af N' f 't giIE3S,i2 Nrza, , s' 11. L, Q IOC .. 'i A -- v f. ,. ,gays Q ax ia .v Bilg e, or t Ric U f ii V -Qxctffr , Gi w -if ' .L E if A ' . t 'ali f McChnf1o , Wextwgg , :aaa . i Q Q - t , tDob50n. e f . at t ' T son and coming out on top. But the goals for the team this year were accomplished. Every play- er learned many aspects of the game and was able to improve. The players also had a good learning experience in winning and losing. Next year they will be ready for an aggressive vol- leyball season. Great spirit girls, and good luck next year! 4 i... j , 3 9. A I si f l 1 Y JQ I ls .,,,- i N i I' si' wi-k 'W' ' ' Mgr. -- nl Vi VOLLEYBALL 65

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'I feel we had a successful sea- on. I am proud of my team and heir attitudes toward winning nd losing. This was said by rs. Mize, the freshman vol- eyball coach. Nine girls par- icipated on the team. Cindy erpas and LeeAnn Cole ex- elled in serving, passing, and etting. They are both aggres- ive- in competition and have Photo by Rich Cronkrite determination.. Jennifer Hel- frich was most versatile. She was an outstanding player in all positions, and helped the team earn several points. The team worked very hard, and their su- perb record of 8 wins and 4 losses showed their efforts and preparation for the JV and Var- sity teams in the years to come. lGroup, back row from leftj Manager Cory Cornelius, Jennifer Helfrich, Su- san Steinmetz, Heidi Hansen, Coach Mize lMiddle from leftj Cindy Serpas, Zelda Mavis, Katie Beckham QFront from leftj LeeAnn Cole, and Ayme Larson CDouble page photoj Ayme Larson an- ticipates Jennifer Helfrich's hit. lAbove leftj LeeAnn Cole returns a deep corner shot by bumping it. lAbove verticalj Jennifer Helfrich skillfully bumps the ball over. fScoreboardj Candy Lunsford bumps a ball to a-team member to be spiked. VOLLEYBALL 67