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

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Freshman girls evelop new skills Having fun was the main objec- tive of the girls freshman basket- ball team. According to Coach armstrong the freshman team mainly just learned how to become competitive, develop skills and to work hard for the varsity level. Most freshman girls are tim- id, but these girls aren't, they are aggressive , stated Coach Armstrong. These agressive girls seemed like they liked to play the game because they worked hard in every game and practice. Some of the freshman girls bas- ketball players that were stand-out players were Felicia Ramirez, Amy Rudibaugh, and Brooke Ken- yon. l During practice the freshman girls stand around the freethrow lane as Felicia Ramirez shoots a freethrow. Freshman girls basketball: Lisa Trzebiatowski, Cathy Boman, Amy Rudibaugh, Lyn White, Felicia Ramirez. Row two: Ericka Cooke, Churie Nelson, Heather Lee, Lorie Caldwell, Coach Armstrong. I Going through a shooting drill at practice is fresh- man Churie Nelson I 'Srid- .sr -.--.-..-... The girls freshman basketball team often worked on the fundamentals of the game. Here freshman Cathy Boman practices dribbling. FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL 73

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b-ball prepares for valrsity leve If the girls work hard they can accomplish anything they want , stated Coach Adolph, coach of the JV girls basketball team. According to Coach Adolph the girls often worked hard to accomplish their goals. Their goals were to learn the basic basketball skills better, to prepare for the varsity level and to have a winning season. Coach Adolph often stressed defense throughout the season to his JV team which consisted of 11 sophomores and two juniors. Ac- cording to Coach Adolph it has been a tradition at CdS for the girls basketball teams to out hustle the opponent. This hard working group of girls kept the spirit alive with bruised knees and all. A couple of girl's talents shined throughout the season. They were Laura Southern who was the team's best re- bounder and floor leader and Amy Cald- well demonstrated her shooting and ball handling skills. I Putting proper rotation on her chest pass is sopho' more, Lisa Dillon. 72 JV GIRLS BASKETBALL JV B-ball: Jennifer Latin, Cindy Serpas, Allison Dogus, Amy Caldwell, Katie Beckham, Zelda Mavis. Row two: Susan Steinmetz, Christy Lawrence, Laura Southern, Stephanie Hughes, Shaylee Kotsakis, Lisa Dillon, Coach Adolph. tnot pictured: Dina Krause, Heidi Hansenl Practicing their chest passes with proper form are tleft to rightl Dina Krause, Stephanie Hughes, Jennifer Latin, Susan Steinmetz, and Amy Caldwell. During practice the JV basketball team warms up by shooting around.

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At the beginning of the first dual meet, Landon Chandler greets his South Mountain opponent. Successfully, Rich Brightman pins his opponent from South Mountain. I 74 VARSITY WRESTLING Seniors dominate The year looked great for the Aztec wrestling program. T year there were nine seniors on the line up, the most ever. 'I main goal this year for coach Vibber and the wrestlers was qualify six wrestlers to the state tournament, bring home the f trophy, and have a winning dual meet record. The teams m motivation was the team's leadership from the seniors. They ki wrestling going strong by sticking only to wrestling, sumn camps, and off-season weight training. The wrestling program, general, is right on the edge of turning the corner towards con tency, but we've got to want it a lot more, said coach Vibb One wrestler whose improvement, talent and dedication st out was senior wrestler John Richitelli. He led the team dual meets and placed high in major invitationals. With only a minute to spare, senior wrestler John Richitelli tries to pin opponent. I an Q r p y .9 1 'WAT .4 1 i A ri A' . 5 'T 'rt ea if lt - ,aww . A All gill: J ' . ' , M is ,Jw 'uj ,V!vL,5x :Vw ms :A N ,W sq f Q K 55,1 Row one: James Sedillo, Rich Brightman, Keate Despain, John Richitelli, Sta art Hudson, Carter Hampton, Landon Chandler, Mike Arroyo. Row two: Coz Vibber, Rich Tyler, Bill Steadler, Chauncey Gammage, Joe Gutierrez, Jc Painter, David Breen, Brent Anderson.