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

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Great year freshmen This year's freshman team was one of the best ever for Aztec history. They had a winning season with a 5-3 record. It was supposed to be dissappointing for Coach Le Blanc when he lost ten starters to injuries, but the second string players impressed the coach with 100 percent effort. The Jackie Mori who led his team and had only one interception this year. Talents to be mentioned were RB's Greg Conant and Jesse Guerrero who led the backs and had a 147 yard game. Receivers: Mike Lamey and Jay Cano and also Tom Mirl. The Line: Sean O'Malley and Manny Carbahal. losses were frustrating because of the narrow point margins. Two games were lost by one point and the other by two pointsf' said Le Blanc. But Coach LeBlanc couldn't ask for more than 101026 that his team gave him, except avoid injuries. This years MVP went to outstanding QB .-fnvv. Above: While Coach Vibber is signaling to the freshman football team, eyes are peeled by players in the final seconds of the Marcos football game. Side: With little time to spare quarterback Jackie Mori passes the ball to march the X . X- F sq Jason Berbaum, Mike Jones, Greg Okonoski, Chet Luedkte, Mike Bargman, Scott Anderson, Mike LaVallee, Dan Colletto Row Two: Sean Madland, Joe Hoilman, Brad Kempton, Todd Teeples, Jim Matlock, Marco Gomez, Jesse Guerrero, Steve Schwenger, Michael Lamey, Brian Luken Row Three: Shelby Lentz, Greg Tromp, Brad Carlson, Leon Amaro, Colten Helps, Nat Adams, Sean O'Malley, Steve Maize, Chad Bellows, Sam Rosselli Row Four: David Benedict, Vince Hartman, Dylan James, Tom Mirl, John Fergason, Scott Crosby, Tim Higginbotham, Jackie Mori, Matt Foote, Jay Cano, Dan Slater, Nels Nelson, Damaine Moudry Row Five: Jeff Green, Chad Parrish, Glen Oustland, Scott Bohannan, Ron McCook, Clark Stahle, Hud Rhodes, Chad Greiner, Tim Littleton, Jason Barbari, Chris Rohrer, Jeff Mobley, Brian Hudson, Kirk Stapley, Manny Carbajal freshman team down for a score. FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD Paradise Valley lost Marcos de Niza lost McClintock won Rhodes won Taylor won Freemont won Chandler won Tempe lost Overall record: 5-3 FROSH FOOTBALL 49

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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.

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Badminton makes CDS histor Smash - Drop - Kill! These three words motivated this years varsity badminton team to another unde- feated season. The teams' goal this year was to improve and be the best they could be as a team and also be regional champions. The girls reached their goal, in ev- ery aspect except being state champions. They weren't regional champs, but they improved their skills every day, with long and strenuous practices. We are in good condition. We do a lot of running, and we believe that when we get down to a split set, we're going to be strong enough to win! said Coach Davini. This theory was proved correct at the 1986 Badminton Divisionals. Outstand- ing players, Jenny Rodgers and Susan Donze pulled through sever- al split sets and close games to become the first place doubles team in Tempe and Mesa. These girls went on to state to rank Cor- ona del Sol number six in badmin- ton. Because of the desire to be vic- torious and their overwhelming de- votion, the 1986 varsity badmin- ton team ended their season with their 27th consecutive win. This triumphant record allows these AZTECS to be the first team in Corona's history to be undefeated after two years. 50 BADMIN TON