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

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13 ♦ . ) According to Mission ' s coach, we played them, undefeated and defending CIF champs, tougher than any other team in the league. -Teppi Hawkins C.I.F. Eludes Team t m i say dana . . . • lollipop 6:00 a.m. Monday morning: the girls ' varsity team could, n j doubt, be found pumping iron in the weight room, running miles ■ through the campus, or playing soccer in the gymnasium. With a 1. -7-4 overall record, the Dolphins ' fourth place finish did not seem to lustify a season of hard work by this TEAM (as Coach Hoover repeatedly emphasized). With three of the South Coast League teams ranked in the top ten of CIF. the Dolphins ' many times overshadowed talent was evidenct in their 1-1 tie against Laguna Hills, scoring the only goal from the field against the 1 team in CIF 3A. The girls also finished fifth in the Irvine Tournament and compiled 13 shutouts overall, and five in league. With ten returning letterwomen and a strong junior varsity squad, prospects for next year looked to relieve the weight of the frustrating ' 86-87 season. The junior varsity team finished third in league standings, their season highlighted by close games with the tough Diablos and Cougars (losing 1-0 and tying 1-1, respectively). Coach Tim Green was proud that I was able to put any combination on the field and know that, no matter how long they played, they would give me 11)0 ,,. ■■ Although trosh soph finished tied for last in league, according to Coach Bolger, The team never rolled over and gave up. While Mission Viejo was constantly beating teams by scores of 5-0, 6-0, or 7-0, the Dolphins held them to 2-1 victories in both confrontations. Outstanding players were Lisa Leonard, Keely Hughes, and Cassie Simmons. Soccer 1

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VARSn ' i 3-4-5 OPPONENT Irvine C:jp i Valley MisiiDn Vifjo S.1I1 CIcmcnK i;l Ton. Irvine Mission Vn-| CafKi Valkv Fl Torn San Clt-mcntt Irvint- Capo Valley Mission Vicjo San Clcmente H Toro Mission Vic|o Capo Valley Fl Toro San Clemente Fl Toro Mission Vie|o San Clemente Irvine Fl Toro Mission Vie|o Irvine Capo Valley Capo Vallc San Clemente S( OKI uan -u ll-(l ()-l 1 - ' IHNIOR VARSITY ' i-3-2 1, VARSITY-dViintl M. Fosbc-r;;, J. Delfenhaugh, A, Viceroy, C. Dawson. T. Shipley, B. Cox, K, Smith, D. Collins; (back) Coach Hoover, S. Ramirez. T. Hawkins, K. Kelly, S. Walker. E. Warren, M. Tarullo. H. Crowe, A. Harrison, K. Gunderson, 2. Shooting from the eighteen yard line is one of Teppi Hawkins ' specialties. 3. Looking up-tield for an open teammate, co-captain F.mily Warren hustles to control t he loose ball. 4. Connne McClelland maintains possession of a through ball. 5, Taking a shot on goal. Jennifer Coneig looks to hit the low corner. fl. FROSH SOPH-( front) L. Leonard. K. Juhl. J. Harris. A. Hethermgton. J. Johnson, H. Paley, C. McCann, J. Brayton, C. McMullen; (back) B. Wellik, K. Hughes. T. Green, C. Mullen. C. Simmons. V. Rojas. Coach Bolgcr. S. Barton, T. Harris, J, Baca. N. Buh. H. Kislig. S. Curran. 7. J.V.-(tront) C. Drew. J. Ammon. H. Bouvier. K. Hamquist. Coach Green, S. Sullivan. L. Taubcrt. M. Matus, L. Hanna; (back) L. Pcarlstrom. J. Coneig. K. Virginis, S. Bolger. T. Barnes. L. Gobby. K. Bye. L. White. T. Bailen, quinta hotel • mini-golf • laughs • a.m. workouts 2 Teamwork

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' cukjMrtdUi Determination Pays Off brick • air-shmay • toast Heralded as one of the best defensive teams in the South Coast League, the varsity basketball team nonetheless finished with a 4-6 league record. Overcoming a height disadvantage, they defeated both Irvine and Mission Vie|o, the two games which highlighted the year. It ' s not the size of the dog in the tight, but the Hght in the dog. -Roger Bouvier ».«g(i :% ' . Players like Dave Cmelak, the leading scorer, and Greg Miller, and outstanding defender, provided Dana with, as Coach Thornton put it, a better season than most people expected. He added, We also improved greatly as the season progressed. The games always provided excitement, whether it was from double overtimes or occasional fights against Capo Valley and El Toro. Memorable moments of the season included Tim McSweeney ' s successful free throws with only a second left in the game to defeat Mission Viejo, Dave Cmelak ' s clutch baseline jumper in the final seconds of that same game, and Chris Delfs lay-up that sent the Capo Valley game into overtime. The team ' s unity in the Santa Maria Tournament and their incredible victories over Irvine and San Clemente, in overtime, will also be long remembered. In addition, the senior team members will remember their tour years of sweat and determination. With seven returning lettermen, four of whom (Donny Maclntyre, Brent Gaut, John Lloyd and Chris Delfs) were starters, next season should be just as entertaining as the past one. -h.b. 1, With only seconds to go. Roger Bouvier takes the winning shot, 2- Greg Harhnc ' s outside jump shot keeps D.H. in the game. 3. Outjumping a Capo Valley defender, Greg Miller makes a smooth basket. 44 Teamwork