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

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Freshman volleyball 9-3 winning and winning One of our goals Rossie Stallman. This The freshman was to build a group of athletes team finished their successful volleyball exerted tremendous volleyball season team through effort in learning with a winning fundamental skills new skills and record, an impressive and tactics. The girls strategies. They 9-3 overall record. demonstrated worked well together This was one of excellent skills and should continue Corona del Solis throughout the their success most successful season to fulhll this throughout their high freshman teams ever. goal. said Coach school years. Frosh V-ball: Janelle Cano, Tami Gaynor Second row: Randie Baker, Michelle Ran- dazzo, Denise Coelho Third row: Amy Rudibaugh, Maria Perparos Top Row: Carol Mclver, Kim Laspe, Stacey McSpadden, Brooke Kenyon, Coach Stallman, Shelli Flores. Left: Chere Nelson jumps over opponents to score another point for the tear Below: Early in the game Randie Baker demon- strates her style of serving. I I FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL Chandler Jr. won McClintock lost Carson won Marcos de Niza won Tempe won Tempe won Marcos de Niza lost Fremont won Willis won McClintock won Chandler Jr. lost Powell won Record: 9-3 FROSH VOLLEYBALL 59

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KT? iw Yi 'SWR Bottom: Zelda Mavis, Katie Backham, LeeAnn Cole Middle: Heidi Hansen, Kristen Trappe, Amy Larsen, Cindy Serpas Top: Krista Bramblett, Mahren Williams, Coach Van, Susan Steinmetz, Julie Jones Young JV team haunted by inexperience One goal was to be a team, be competitive and improve on basic skills. We were a young team and to compete well under pressure required experience. I was satisfied with the athletes hard work and willingness to try to do their best. I hope in the future we can learn to be the best we can be and learn responsibility. When one makes a commitment to a team, one should go full steam ahead and do their best not only for themselves but also for other athletes. said Ms. Van. Outstanding players were Kristen Trappe, Amy Larsen and Cindy Ser- pas. They gave the team 100 percent. Most improved players were Mahren Williams, Krista Bramblett and Heidi Hansen. The final record was 2-14. JV volleyball team has their eyes peeled for approaching ball. Waiting cautiously are, Katie Backman, Cindy Serpas and Zelda Mavis. 58 .IV VOLLEYBALL JV VOLLEYBALL Marcos de Niza Mt. View Chandler McClintock Westwood Mesa Dobson Tempe Marcos de Niza Mt. View Chandler McClintock Westwood Mesa Dobson Tempe lost lost lost lost lost lost lost lost lost lost won lost lost lost won lost Record 2-14 .fv -dv ff.:-C?' A 'U ,,-w N A', 1 Za t

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GIRLS CROSSCOUNTRY SCOREBOARD Tempe won Alhambra won Arcadia won Mesa won McClintock won Westwood won Tolleson won Cactus won Divisionals lst State 2nd Overall Record: 9-0 I ROW ONE: Coach Ron Hauser and daughter Tara Houser ROW TWO: Amy Pedatto, Tammy Robertson, Chris Tuvell, Lisa Beltzen, Kristi Korinek, Anne Badger, Darlene Vega, Tina Carring- ton, Becca Page Jeff Zelenski photo I T 1 if LQQ, At the state meet in Tucson, Coach Ron Houser goes over the course with junior, Kristi Korinek. t uni.a,,a..., Striving ahead of the runners at the state competi- tion, are senior Anne Badger and junior Becca Page H may 60 CROSS C OUN TR Y