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

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Track 8zfi ld, very young. It's that time again, when the track 8r field team puts their best out. For Coach Vibber his main goal was to be competitive in the Central Division and also win Corona's first Tempe City Champion- ship. We were always strong on relays. The team lost a lot of seniors to graduation last year, but hopes to fill those spots in . quotes Vibber. There were several Ietterman return- ing, but to be a leader one needs to be consistant. The girls were very young. They worked hard, and the main goal was to have the attitude needed to win. They were strong in the quarter mile, 4x1O0 relay and distance. The leaders were Dawn Parrish, Chris Tuvell, Darlene Vega and Rebbeca Page. The girls were strong and proved to be competitive. I H .Q.r.l. v login N f . . I Senior foreign exchange student, Celine Baderoux, shines with track talent as she leads the CdS track team in practice. 92 TRACK 6 FIELD .hi..z4s an . ...ac , ps ' ' SZ I . ' . .. Qi., - if! . six 'C Senior, Jeff Schwimmer, proudly demonstrates his able track abilities as he sprints down the CdS track. The 1987 CdS girls track team is encouraged and ed to work their hardest at all practices.

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Excellent Freshman Tennis The boys freshman tennis team served themselves into a winning season this year with a record of 9- 2. At the start of the season Coach Cox wanted to have at least a 500 season, and see individual growth in the players. By the end of the season he had well over a 500 season and saw tremendous amount of improvement through- .L I I-I Row one: Scott Burgess, Terry Weir, Jeff Grow, Jason Seiqal Row two: Jeff Jennings, Andy Cart, Jeff Terry, Brad Stratton, Chad Parrish, Coach Cox. out the freshman squad. Both number one ranked Jeff Jennings and number two ranked Jason Sergal had identical records of 7-5 and they both had to play their best each match. The best records however were Jeff Grow and Jeff Terry at 11-1. Coach Cox hopes to see the freshman return to play JV and varsity tennis next year. I i Fig ,ry-A Row one: Heather Honaker, Ericka Cooke, Jessica Johnson Row two: April Guesno, Kara Honaker, Jill Bell, Cheryl Watercutty, Cara Ney. The girls also had an outstanding season. This was the first year that Corona's freshman tennis team ob- tained the city champions. To be- come city champions they had to beat Tempe, McClintock, and Marcos. According to Coach Espinoza the most outstanding players were ifl Cara Ney and i792 Ericka Cooke. At one of their many victorious matches, freshman Jeff Jennings returns a serve gracefully. FROSH TENNIS 91

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. , f Q r -rr p ,mg MW' Members of the 1987 CdS track team work together on stretches. X P rr, ,Q ,s,' 2, ' W xf tr slatssggg rg' ,ff T' Sophomore, Danny Lopez, prepares for future track meets by hurdle stretching with other track members. TRACK 8 FIELD 93