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

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iPicture below group-far rightj As the McClintock Chargers try to black the shot, Tom Harrison skillfully jumps above them to make a basket. QPicture below group-leftj As Tom Harrison tries to pass the ball to a team-mate, he finds himself in a very tight spot! fBelow picturej Other players wonder if the Aztec's scored, as they watch Paul Lopez make a shot. JV GroupQBack row from leftj jim Ir- vin, Tom Higginbotham, Roger Nel- son, Ted Larson, Paul Lopez, Coach Holden iFront row from leftl Brian Jaramillo, Eddie Martinez, Todd Wuertz, Tom Harrison, and Jim Minitti flater put on Varsityj, Kelly Mooberry is not pictured. V goal- L to learn basketball 78 JV BASKETBALL All action photos by Steve Benich - This year the IV Basketball team did a terrific job. Coach Holden felt that all the players contributed greatly to make the team successful. According to the coach, the season goals were accomplished. The players be- came better fundamentally. They all learned more about the game of basketball by playing hard in every practice and game. The coach felt that be- cause these items were accom plished, they resulted in th team's victories and stron points. Coach Holden also fel that the wins they earned cam as a result of their newly ac quired skills. All of the players are expect ed to return next year to hel the Varsity be victorious ang strong.

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ecoqnition to the seniors for veing great to work with and ncouraging the future players. The team's major goals in- 'luded making play-offs, im- :roving while playing hard and iggressive, and mainly having lun. The varsity players devot- rd much time and hard work all reason, great shootin' guys! Q I-is Varsity Basketball group picture-lBack row from leftj Rawlin Nolte, Tom Harrison, Chad Trepainer, Kevin Baldwin, Fletcher Sanders, Sammy Duane, Scott Hornbuckler 12nd row from leftj Andrew Jackson, Jaime Hidalgo, Brian Fleming, Scott Patten, David Wochner, Ernie Hunter fFront row from leftj Coach Eiseman, Albert Cruz, and Coach Duane fNot shownj- Jim Minitti COpposite page lower far leftj Varsity basketball player Kevin Baldwin attempts to make a shot while being blocked by a McClintock player. iPhoto lower far rightj Scott Hornbuckle skillfully jumps above the opponents to make a basket. Qlfar right verticalj Aztec player, Jaime Hidalgo aggressively goes for a basket. This page-QFar right and far left verticalsj Kevin Baldwin demonstrates excel- lent basketball ability with his shots. QT op middle photoj Jaime Hidalgo passes the ball to a teammate. lBottom middle photoj Anticipating their next moves, Jaime Hidalgo and Ernie Hunter help each other. VARSITY BASKETBALL 77

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Freshmen group picture-fBack row from leftj Devan Wastchak, Tim Kel- ly, Keith Larson, Brian Shimp, Steve Stoltenberg, Eric Thielmann, Doug Vincent 13rd row from leftj Gregg Sor- enson, Daran Wastchak, Mike Elkan- ich, Ryan Flook, Jeff Zelenski, Tom Price 12nd row from leftj Nathan But- ters, Iohn Wochner flfront row from leftj Coach Crawford, Coach Gilbert, Coach Leuck, and Bobby Grider Pictures- iPhoto below group-far rightj Concentrating on a freethrow shot, Steve Stoltenberg steadily throws the basketball. iPhoto below oup-far leftj Freshman basketball players huddle around the basket pre- paring to rebound. Prosh goal to work hard Sr win All action photos by Steve Benich - The freshman basketball sea- son was terrific. The team start- ed out the season by winning their first four games. The team's goals included working hard in practice, doing well in the games, and developing good team attitudes. However, the most important goal was for ev- ery player to improve his own skills so that he can look to the future as a I V and Varsity play- er. According to Coach Gilbert, all of the players worked hard and improved. Coach Gilbert felt that he had a good shooting team that could fast break. The coach recognized five out- standing players. They were John Wochner, Gregg Soren- son, Mike Elkanich, Tom Price, and Tim Kelly. These players contributed much to the games. BASKETBALL 79