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

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Jason Hawthorne Photo Starting the fastbreak is Doug Harris giving an outlet pass downcourt to Dan Slater. 441 33 liZlE.5 Frosh B-ball: Leon Amaro, Doug Harris, Dylan James, Jeff Lutes, Jay Cano, Jason Walters, Travis Jacobson. Row two: Coach Gilbert, Brad Stratton, Russ Henning, Ron McCook, Glenn Ostland, Chris Rohrer, Dan Staler, Sean O'Malley not pictured: Jeff Terry. tl t . asfkssjxylk 1 - 3 ,J , as 4 I Jason Hawthorne Photo Giving some last minute instructions to Jeff Lutes, Jay Cano and Sean O'Malley is Coach Gilbert. Freshman learn the fundamentals Good attitude and the desire Ito succeed are what helped this year's freshman basketball team accomplish their goals, according to Coach Gilbert. Each player had set their own goals throughout the season and worked to their own potential in every practice and ev- ery game to reach their self-set goals, states Coach Gilbert. Coach Gilbert hopes to see his players work on their weaknesses and play a lot of basketball on the JV level next year. Doug Harris was a standout all season according to Coach Gil- bert. He is an excellent all around player, and most impor- tant, is the fact that he 's unself- ish. Harris also led the freshman Aztecs in scoring. Chris Rohrer banged the board for the Aztecs as he led them in rebounds and Ron McCook had the top attitude and was a fine player according to Coach Gilbert. Coach Gilbert recognized some players as hard workers and play- ers that showed a love for the game. Those players were Travis Jacobsson, Jay Cano, Leon Amaro, Dylan James, Dan Slater, Sean O'Malley, Jeff Terry, Brad Stratton, Jason Walters, Russ Henning, Jeff Lutes and Glenn Ostland. FRESHMAN BO YS BASKETBALL 69

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arsity girls b-ball team works hard to achieve season goals During the 1987 season the var- sity girls basketball team worked hard everyday in practice to achieve their goals on and off the court. Some of their goals were to make the state tournament, which to do that they would have had to finish in the top three in their divi- sion. Over the past 10 years at Corona, the girls have made it five times into the state tournament. This was another hopeful year. Coach Larry Hughes often stressed the importance of de- fense throughout the season. Ac- cording to Coach Hughes, To win a lot of games they had to play good defense . All of the girls worked hard, but according to Hughes there were some stan- dout players. They were Tessa Lo- gan, who was a senior and a four year starter. Also, Tricia Phillips and Brenda McClenden were sen- iors that had started for two years. Additional help was given by ju- nior Erika Malone and sophomore Jennifer Helfrich. This defense oriented girls bas- ketball team consisted of six sen- iors, three juniors and two sopho- mores. These 11 girls bounced through with an outstanding sea- son. B-ball: Tricia Phillips, Suzanne Garcia, Jennifer Helfrich, Tiffany Clement, Marie Cruz Row two: Donna Price, Brenda McClendon, Allison Walters, Sabina Tessa Logan, Erika Malone, Coach Hughes. 7- I Dribbling the ball through her legs up and down the court is senior, Brenda McClendon. Doing a ball handling drill called the Corkscrew is sophomore, Tiffany Clement, GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL 7l