Dana Hills High School - Mast Yearbook (Dana Point, CA)

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l(0iffff. .. a • St. michael • cheerleading VARSITY 6-4 OPPONENT Irvine ( apo Valley Mission Viejo San Clcmenie El Toro Irvine Mission Viejo Capo Valley El Toro San Clemente SCORE 0-3 0-3 3-1 3-0 3-1 1-3 3-2 0-3 3-1 3-0 JUNIOR VARSITY 8-2 OPPONENT SCORE Irvine 2-0 Capo Valley 2-0 Mission Viejo 2-1 San Clemente 1-2 El Toro 2-0 Irvine 2-1 Mission Viejo 2-1 Capo Valley 20 El Tore 2-0 San Clemente 0-2 FROSH SOPH 7-3 OPPONENT SCORE Irvine 1-0 ( ' apo Valley 0-1 Mission Viejo 1-0 San Clemente 0-1 El Tore 1 -0 Irvine 1-0 Mission Viejo 0-1 Capo Valley 1-0 El Toro 1-0 San Clemente 1-0 The root s the favorite defensive weapon ol Kerry Drew and Erika Brodstedt.

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' f titboJI nfl coloring book League Breaks In Freshmen n Freshman football, known for its defense, pleased both the coaches and the crowds. The first year players finished a respectable second in league, with strong wins over league champion Mission Viejo and Irvine highlighting the Increasing tbcir man and Andy other victory. flexibility. Noyt warm Scott Perl- up tor an- We all gave up. worked hard and never -Chris Delfs SOPHOMORE 4-1 OPPONENT Capo Valky Irvine Mission Vie|0 El Toro San ( lcmi.nic FRESHMEN 2-2-1 OPPONENT apo Valley Irvine Mission Viejo Fl Toro San (Sememe SCORE SCORE 7-12 23- 6 14-14 14-21 29- 6 The hard-hitting defense enabled the team to hold opponents to 78 points after ten games. They were led by the tough and durable Matt Carvalho (linebacker) and an improving hard hitter, Ryan Harrison (free safety). Offensive players who made a difference were Lance Marks (quarterback), an excellent passer and team leader, and quick, agile Steve Penny (tailback). Other noteworthy players were Mike Christian and Ty Tavasci who provided great blocking for the backs. The best receiver in the league, Tom Belloni, also greatly increased the offense ' s capabilities. Losses to El Toro and Fullerton were among the few disappointments for the freshmen. The advantage of having A and B teams helped the team gain experience for next year. -m.k.

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she ' s so ugly • erin ' s stories? • shank ' in • are you sore? Varsity Leaps to Quarter Finals of C.I.F. Southern California is undoubtedly the volleyball capital ot the world, and the varsity team did its part to contribute to this reputation. Prior to league play, the girls finished third in the competitive Orange County Tournament. In the toughest league in all of CIF. the Dolphins tied for second place with a 6-4 record behind Southern Section finalist Irvine. The team then made it to the quarter finals of CIF, beating Marina in the second round in a hard fought five-game match that marked the culmination of a tremendous season. Starters tor the Dolphins were seniors Glenna Meehan, Rachel Vetter. Teppi Hawkins, and Sunny Knowles, and sophomores Lael Perlstrom, Erin McKenzie and Kathy Kelly. Coach Oz Simmons felt that the seniors ' composure and the sophomores ' eagerness balanced thmgs well. They played their best games when they played as a team and weren ' t led by an individual. The JV ' s showed improvement under the leadership ot Coach John Anderson, finishing second to San Clemente as a result of losing the final confrontation between the two teams. Anderson When you ' re one gives you ity to play. felt that the girls ' success could be attributed to their great attitudes and good work ethic. F,rika Brostedt (MVP), Kelly Krause and Megan Fosberg (Best Defensive), J ' Amy Bates (Best Offensive), and Heather Keenan (Most Improved) led the way for the Dolphins. Coach Simmons has worked hard for several seasons to bring official recognition to the frosh soph level of volleyball. This season was characterized by a lot of learning and experience gained. , 1. VOLLFYBALL-iimm) T. Howard. T, Price, B. Wellick, N, DAItono, J. Harding. K. Gorman, S- jhul, K. Bye; (second row) H. Keenan, M, Fosberg, K- Krause. S. Mora, C. Waldfogcl, S. Sullivan, K. Gabnal, C. McClellan. L. Philbin. K. Drew, (third row) G. Meehan, T. Hawkins, E. Brostedt, C. Gillis, J- Bates, M. Casey, K. Kelly; (back) L. Perlstrom, T. Longfellow, R. Vcttcr, A, Rocca, E. McKenzie, B. DeLeone. S. Knowles, K. Samuels. 2 In the right place at the right time, Stacey Mora keeps the rally gomg with a bump from the baseline, out on the court every- ' varsity replies to their opponent ' s offense with f. , . , ., their own bump-set-spike sequence. confidence in your abil- . r r i t u i .,u l.. ■ ' 4. Derensive specialist leppi Hawkins watches as hitter -Martina Casey Rachel Vetter scores a kill.