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

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Deer Valley Westwood Marcos de Niza McClintock Mesa Dobson Tempe Mt. View Chandler Horizon RECORD: 1-9 hifw - .W H Q, ,. .. 5 I Xr--s-- fs: Q G' I ,, W, s.7f,SgLs,v:,,,+ , t x ft I mvas J s wg- y, r g ' 'HN fi ,F ' A ., . T 'tv figfks-:g,tQ5 ' f '3V'. A ' ' 1-f V . .--.f W c -Q. 1 N' YW - - . X. I lx X-..sssw, . Q LN - ,V Q X c ,A Giving it his all, running back Larry Marmie, rushes by a Deer Valley opponent. I 4 971.1 r 'nl l' nl i LTZI r 83 62 f mn 3 nl 'YTZL ,yn ,mr 5' or 1 4 71 3 I 2-1 X 1-'WF' fn A Wk AZTEC' JTCV ,nm 77Fl 1 mr fi' 2 3192 374 33? 2'1 525 SQ 40 MEC' UTY 3 ' I Aan' f N -, - , , W, ix K ffm? -T -vi g. ,,2'-K.: L-wd,jEv.,.iL ml F-kv, f ir, rf ., M . ,K il: .n'iki,. I ii' 'if 17! :aah 544-ii iilfi 324 133ii'.9-2 ., 1- N ll mvlzv? r es- -ETCV 'V .-., A21'1 'S ztf.. f .251-'V ,, if' ' - -f ,-fs as A ' f - .Q Q W..'1t,. ju lr 23, N QU. SB. A fm .-:,-'a,, . -. 1 'tl' IT' 'U V V C! :znbih ' , I 1. .. - .4 .,..- 1,.v , '-h. is . N 'V E: .W 1- 'GH' Liz, 5 , M 7 M 1' ' .Q , 177' 4101, Wxf 'F 5' i 2 1, 1, P 9, liek .Y S . A .- 4--A -. -sw -'li' , J -- Row 1: Larry Marmie, Ken Upton, Rich Hillock, Scott Wilson, Chris Elder, Lance Weber, Chris Clarke, Greg Garcia Row 2: Andrew Jackson, Mike Richey, Greg Franklin, Erik Williams, Ed Breunig, Tim Kelly, Spike Lawrence, Rob DeMarco, Jason Hawthorne Row 3: Joe Garner, Gable Moore, Rich Shank, Coach Larry Hughes, Asst. Jeff Quinn, Asst. Dan Nero, Asst. Jim Denton, Chris Notarpole, Mike Tucker, Melvin Foard Row 4: Steve Nemetz, Doug Hauger, Scott Dana, Ben Benedict, Lane Reynolds, Donzell Pitt, Robert Summerlin, Tom Leter, Carter Hampton Row 5: Mark Cowan, Matt Holly, Mike Reeves, Manuel Baca, Eric Zimmerman, Scott Patten, Scott Woodford, Joe Biritz, Stuart Hudson, Brad Keilen, Brian Austin, Steve Shill. 1 Parrish Photo aking a breather, Rob DeMarco and Joe lost lost lost lost lost lost lost lost lost won iritz discuss plays. FOOTBALL 47

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Robert Summerlin tackles an opponent during a game. Tenseness builds as Ed Bruenig awaits for the snap. Mike Reeves drops back to pass against a Deer Valley rush. lbelowl Eyes peeled, as defensive coordinator Dan Nero looks on. Jason Hawthorne photo . , 4 ,I v ,,, . .t...,4- Q . ,,,,,W , . i P . ,h ,., ,,fsf Yp,.,- ' T., ' ., '. , , P ' 1 A I Yrs, K fr-7-,. 51.5 '5.iS?f'5, 'f',i 5 .gs4Nvvw.yiQj,'T' iv Q , ' -f f sa'ss l f r 'X -5 fj 9i?l i'5:.f5i? 4' ,..s 4 fl i' ,W te l , , Talent shines through disappointing season Defense and the running attack was the issue for this years Aztec football team. The defense was led by MLB's Scott Woodford and Robert Summerlin who helped the Aztecs keep the strong tradition of a hard hitting defense, that ranked them among the top 10 of defenses. They may not have won much with their 1-9 season, but the day after experience for the opponent was a painful one. Their offense consisted of three out- standing athletesg running backs Donzell Pitt and Larry Marmie and quarter- back Lane Reynolds who started later in the season. Larry Marmie, a junior, stacked up yards to im- press recruiters a year ear- ly. Donzell Pitt, senior, who started by missing the first two games, impressed recruiters by amassing 1,011 yards and a single game effort of 292 yds., a new C.d.S. record and sec- ond in the state. There were six guys who either got a scholarship or were contacted with a possible offer. They were Scott Woodford, Donzell Pitt, 46 FOOTBALL Joe Biritz, Rob DeMarco, Brad Keilen, and Robert Summerlin. We were close in a lot of games this year. We just couldn 't get it all put together at one time until the last game. If we could have put it all to- gether the first game like we did the last we could have really done some- thing this year. We learned a lot about character and hopefully the last game will carry over to next year,' said Scott Woodford an Larry Marmie.

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J.V. SCOREBOARD Westwood lost Marcos De Niza lost McClintock lost Mesa lost Dobson lost Tempe won Mt. View lost Chandler lost RECORD: 1-7 K J W C x ,gil 1,1 ,tiff Row one: Alex Steimer, Brent Thompson, Mike Skalon, Joel Terrill, Shawn Springsteen, Martin Ramirez, Aram Chavez, Bryan Choate I Row two: Eric Muench, Jett Hickey, Ken Leshin, Steve Dousette, John Wochner, Chris Pellegrini, Steve Lentini, Steve Ortiz, Tim Sawyer Row three: Adam Mutolo, Matt Hampton, Greg Collard, Coach Steve Adolph, Coach Mike Starback, Coach Matt Leuck, Jeff Okonoski, Steve Hasmanis, Kevin Austin Row four: Craig Thomas, Kevin Mckeighen, Angel Lepe Para, Kevin Hetrick, Mark Byers, Eric Ermisch, Mark Figeroa, Mike Hestrin, Marc Listrani, Troy Godwin Row five: Rob Root, Joe Visintainer, Kris Rendtorft, John Hamann, Tim Kelly, I Guy Hayenga, Nick Broemer, Brian Shimp, Chuck Adams, Scott Nemetz. ,fdfm Improve The J.V. defense had a great year. They were among the best around the league. Even though we only won one game I1-71 we were known to hit the hardest around the league. said Steve Lentini and Matt Hampton. I'This team has talent, lots of talent, we just made too many costly mistakes and didn 't put the pieces in the right spot to make it work. said Kevin Austin and Mike Hes- trin, Except fewer mistakes and a win- 48 .IV FOOTBALL Jett Zelenski photo ent for JV ning season next year. said John Wochner. Outstanding players were Steve Len- tini and Mike Hestrin. Our goals were to learn, have fun playing, get better, stress our fundamentals, and win all city games. We met each of the goals for the season except the last one, which was to have a winning season. says Coach Leuck. Q I Top left: Gaining ground, as Mark Byars runs down oppo- nents, during a home game against McClintock. Above: Anticipation increases as fullback Joel Terrill receives the next plays from Coach Leuck.