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

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-j -: .. -«■■■ ' - ' jf •: ' -• ' ■,- ' - .-■; SURF SHREDS TRITONS The surf ream finished second in league stand- ings. With three surfers selected lor first team in South Coasr League (Heather Meade, Kasey Curtis, and Brad Kingsley), Coach Nakamura ' s team was one of the strongest ever. Led by Curtis. Meade, and Pat O ' Connell. the team whomped the ever-stagnant Capo Valley and the talented San Clemente teams. Curtis won 90% of his contests and was ranked second in California high school surfing, and O ' Connell ended In a close third. Heather Meade dominat- ed the competition and was most valuable surf- er for 1988. Her outstanding ability explained her consistent finishes; she made it to the finals in every N.S.S.A. contest. With all the talent, Dana Hills naturally domi- nated a wide variety of contests, winning every heat and placing first or second in most con - tests. Traditional powerhouses such as Hun- tington Beach and San Clemente were chal- lenged; a highlight of the season was when a paralyzed San Clemente team floundered and was handed a devastating 75 to 47 loss. Prospects for next year? With Heather Meade, Tim Reardon, and many talented freshmen re- turning, next year ' s prospects look bright, -e.c. 1. Tim Reardon pulls an awesome bottom -turn m the competition against San Clemente. 2. Jamie CoUins ' s otf-tbe-Up helps his ranking in the ama- teut surfing world. 3. Making the most of one of Salt Creek ' s off-day waves. Gavan Haughy shreds it up nonetheless and subsequent- ly wins his heat. 4. Using his surfing abilities to the limit, Tim Reardon helps to sway the score in Dana Hills ' tavor. 5. The league ' s best surfers: Dana Hills ' Heather Meade, Casey Curtis, and Brad Kingsley meet at San Onofre face to lace with their rivals from Capo and San Clemente. 6. SURF TEAM- B. Rodgers. M. Coleman. J. Zumwalt. T. Smith. R. Ray, M. Hadley, T. Reardon. C. Godett. T. Clark, T Selfridge, G. Haughey. S. Vartanian, H. Meade, C. Long, J. Fajardo, P. O ' Connell, B. Kingsley. J. Tucker, J. Bressler. J. Collins. 4S

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