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

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FRESHMAN WRE5TZ1NGQBack row from leftj Mike Slealon, Mike Hestrin, Mark Figorua, John Hammnn, Coach Doyle, Qnon-participant:Kevin Hetrickj, Joe Visintainer, s E -I L Aram Chavez Eric Muench Middle row from left David Sarela Chris Hendrickson , l 5 I I Eric Buldan, Erich Mass llfront row from leftj Sean Rea, Danny Lopez, Reed Bingham, Bryan Chout, Jaime Vital, Ernie Veqa, and Sean Springstien Photo at riqht- During a Corona wrestling meet, Danny Lopez struggles to bring his apponent down. Below- Aztec wrestler Reed Bingham concentrates on his match. Wrestlers learn sport ommitment L aotd. According to Coach Doyle, the freshman wrestling coach, sev- eral of the freshman wrestlers show excellent promise for out- standing success. Wrestlin is a very demanding sport. All of the freshman wrestlers were talented athletes. They were willing to work hard on condi- tioning, intensity, and determi- nation. Coach Doyle stated that the goal for his wrestling team was for the wrestlers to develop the kind of commitment neces- sary for subsequent success on the varsity. This goal seemed to have been accomplished be- cause all of the wrestlers did an excellent job. The team ended up doing very well, and all of the wrestlers learned many aspects of the sport. P11091-I 'WRESTLING as

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.. A p Photo by Rich Cronkrite IDI! GF V squad pins man opponents 82 JV WRESTLING -1.1 -f Photo by Rich Cronkrite I V WRESTLING Group picture-QBack row from leftj Dan Lyons, Bill Steudler, Stuart Hudson, Coach Den- ton, Sean Peterson, Rob Root, Glen Glashngel ilfront row from leftj John Painter, Larry De la Cruz, and Dan Hechler fWrestler not shown: Ron Lansj Photo above group- JV wrestler, Rob Root, comes out on top as he skillfully pins his opponent to the mat. Above vertical photo- At 105 pounds, fresh- man Ron Lans positions himself dur- ing his match against a McClintock wrestler. Coach Denton and the JV wres- tlers had a terrific season. The wrestlers were able to learn skills and fundamentals per- taining to wrestling matches. According to Coach Denton all of his wrestlers improved great- ly and should be looking for- ward to moving up on the varsi- ty team next year. He feels they will be a great asset. Wrestling is a very demanding sport which requires a high lev- el of skill and concentration. All of the JV wrestlers proved that they have the capability tc be good wrestlers. The tearr ended their season by winning many matches and pinning many opponents. Great job Aztecs! Good luck next year!

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ar. 8: teams set man goals The Varsity Soccer team kicked off the season with several new players. The team was very young, most of the starting line-up consisted of freshmen and soohomores. The team's main goal was to work hard and try to achieve a .500 record by the end of the season. All of the players on the team contributed greatly, but there were a few who stood out. Tony Cota, a ju- nior, was excellent in the left Varsity Soccer group picturelBack row from leftl Dave Mayo, Tony Get Live Cota, Doug Hauger, Mike Gretzky Pennell, Gregory Kotsakis, Marty Pies, joe Garner, Coach Fran The Man Bader lMiddle row from leftj Thurmond Foster, Doug Martin, Rob DeMarco, SJ. Sanders, David Palmer, Robby Stubbs, Ben Benedict lfront row from leftj Paul Temico, Cory Daniel, Scott Humble, David Parry, Phil Skip Agnew. J V Group Picture fBack row from leftj Mike The Penguin Reid, Mike Heckler, Jason Cull, Michael The Po- lish Prince Sztapka, Richard Nixon, David The Animal Schwartz, Kevin Austin lNow Varsitylf Steve Greased Liqhtening Graham, Coach Jerry Ro- senburg QMiddle row from leftj Travis Oplinger, Dave Grapefruit Cooper, David Pies, Bryan Rowedder, Russ Scott, james The Silent One Palmer, Jeff Pele Gagnon fFront row from leftj James Beaty, Tiffany First Goal Breinholdt, Eric Balda, Eric Zoogie Zuguay, and Becky Alvarez. Below-Ben Benedict skillfully pre- pares to kick the ball in hopes of mak- ing a goal. Photo by Mike Simon 84 SOCCER wing position. Also, sopho- mores Dave Palmer and Scott Humble did a terrific 'ob with midfield play. The defensive play of fu lbacks allowed Mike Pennell, Mike Duer, Glen Grunewald, and Eric Balda to show off their terrific soccer abilities. The JV Soccer team was suc- cessful with many wins. There I l 1