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

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A Y ,p-ga, ' After the pitcher walked her, Maria Perparos cheerfully trots down the first base line to firstbase. r -3 ' L E ,Q O f .C A E I ian C , S Q '1 D. .D I0 O - O .C D. C .9 - U IU E .Zh . . - - -L ' Following through on her powerful swing is Caroline Ney. When in the field Caroline plays third base and outfield. .- mum . ,fr 'M W , f ' x ,.,.4.w.,.,V4, . . . - M, ,wmv Qc... . .l... .,, - A- In the middle of her pitching windup is freshman pitcher Regina Allen. Freshman softball have best record ever at CdS. To become fundamentally ound and to improve each and very week. This was the goal set y the freshman softball at the be- inning of the season. The girls ccomplished this goal and many ore. The season finished with a 2-3 record for the freshman Az- tecs. This was the best freshman softball record ever in the history of Corona del Sol. Also, according to coach Davini the girls did a lot of things fundamentally right throughout the season. By being such a standout team, there were I no standout players. Instead, the whole team played very good de- fense and worked as a team in general said coach Davini. Coach Davini is proud of the team and hopes to see them play JV next year. FRESHMAN SOFTBALL 81

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JIV softball has outstanding season record of 12-4 The 86-87 softball season was a good one indeed for the JV soft- ball of Corona del Sol. The girls worked hard to reach their expec- tations. The compiled record of 12-4 was good. At the beginning of the season the team set goals that were later accomplished. They were to produce good, po- Junior Varsity Softball Row One: Tammy Robertson, Ashley Curlee, Zelda Mavis, Katie Back- ham, Gina Espinoza, Leeann Cole, Shelly Williams. Row Two: Suzanne Garvia, Tausha Stapley, Ayme Larson, Julyce Jones, Cindy Lindinger, Kristin Trappe, Michelle Curlowicz, Coach Centanni. Row Three: Leslie Gatesh, Bobbi Cown, Dawn Schrock, Jodi Figueroa, Nikki Ney, Amy Caldwell, Pam Fillman, Renee Espinoza. I tential varsity players and to im- prove the skill level of several indi- viduals. According to Coach Centanni, the girls put forth a good effort the whole season. He hopes that the girls will continue to work hard and that they will become good varsity players in the future. run. Km. ' 22fr-,,gM, V W Our major objective on the JV level is to try to make the girls into better players and to make them into good varsi- ty material. l think 10 or 11 of the girls will be good varsity players, stated Coach Cen- . tanni. fabovel Barely touching home plate without get- ting tagged out is Leslie Gatesh. fleftl Keeping her eyes on the ball, Zelda Mavis swings for a home

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Varsity soccer player, Tony Cota attempts yet another goal! Cota broke the goal record. 7 Y-Exit' 5 3 2 3 i of-wyf, Rob DeMarco, Kevin Austin, Paul Temcio, Dave Pies, Mike Reid, ERic Balda, Brian Rowedder. Row two: Fran Bader, Cory Daniel, Ben Benedict, Thury Foster, DavidParry, Eric Bara, Scott Humble, Roe 3: Glen Grunew- wald, Anthony Cota, Marty Pies, Mike Sztapka, David Palmer, Joe Gar- ner, Michael Richey. 82 SOCCER Varsity goalie, Brian Rowedder, catches the ball to prevent the opponents goal. .e.sl..-,. ..l. J.V. player, David Benedict, uses skilled soccer maneuvers to beat his opponent out. . IXZTECS FZTLD 2 D In-EL AT 'EU 0' ' Jett Vanderhaar, Chris Benson, Birhu Merchant, Jeff Jennings, Dave Cooper, David Benedict, Matt Levine, Eric Zugay, Leuck. Row 2: Matt Larsen, Travis Oplinger, Mike Heckerl, Doug Martin, Troy Brooks, Gary Michael, Chad Parrish, Rod Beach