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

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Boys-girls golf putts into action Both the boys and girls golf teams exceeded their goals this year. Coach Armstrong and the boys team won the Central Di- vision Tournament and Kofa Invitational. Besides these ac- complishments, they finished 5th in state. Todd Barranger and Jaime Hidalgo were the team's leaders. Barranger placed 3rd in Division and Hidalgo placed 4th. Also, Barranger placed 4th in state. Coach Centanni and the girls team had an excellent season with a 3rd place finish in the state tournament. The team was led,by Robyn McCarty who finished 2nd in state, Tempe's All-City Selection. The team's MVP, and a medalist in 8 of 11 matches. The Coaches and teams were pleased with their results. All action photos by David Waddell Girls golf picture-QFront row from leftj Coach Scott Centanni, Marci Robison, Kriste Korinek, Erin Linnell, Natalie Neal QBack row from leftj Debi Agnew, Kristy Lawerance, Patty Lee, and Robyn McCarty Boys golf picture-lTop of the pyramidl Chris Davis QMidleJ Ryan Flock, Scott Newburn QBottomJ Jaime Hidalgo, Scott Hornbuckle, and Bob Crawford lPlayers not shown: Todd Barranger, Jim Birdsong, Brad Ferguson, Rod Lee lBottom left picturel- As Scott Horn- buckle prepares to putt, Coach Arm- strong advises him on stradegy points and playing procedures. fBottom right pictureJ- As Jaime Hi- dalgo skillfully hits the ball, he dem- onstrates excellent swinging ability. GOLF 73

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Aggressive freshman contenders Both the boys and girls IV ten- nis team's played hard and strong this year. With most of the JV players being returning freshmen from the fall season, many players were already con- ditioned and practiced. The boy's JV team was composed of mostly freshmen who were part of a previously undefeated freshman team. Qsee page 74J All of the JV tennis players had a great deal of potential. Their season was critical in making them solid varsity contenders in the years to come. The girls IV tennis team con- tained aggressive freshmen and sophomores who all had tennis exprience. Both coaches enjoyed working with and helping the JV teams. Keep swingin' IV players! Above photo- Freshman JV tennis player, Teri Foley superbly returns a long shot. 1Bottom left photol-Julie Krahenbuhl, a freshman who partici- pated on the JV tennis team, hits the ball to begin her match. iBottom right photoj- Sophomore Marnee Clement demonstrates'her excellent backhand talents. JV boys tennis participants: iPhoto not availablel Pat Burke, Greg Collard, Aaron Sill, Shane York, Keith Larson, Mark Stoleson, Darren Coles, Spike Lawrance, Jeff Vandehaar, and Kelly Sartor JV girls group-lFront row from leftj julie Krahenbuhl, Teri Foley, and Coach Espinoza U..ast row from leftj Marnee Clement, Doree Williams, jenny Schluchter, and Kim Whitmore 72 JV TENNIS i

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