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

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COMPETrnOM ' 8S m Fall Sports MSKBM 5. Irma Barrera drafts Heather Roberts as they exemplify the squad ' s unique teamwork. 6.GJRLS ' CROSS COUNTRY— (front) A. Davis, R. Shudhch. K. Gerke, H. Roberts. A. Horak, M. Gonzalez, M. MacLach- Ian. M. Mauvezin, I. Barrera; (middle) J. Lemper, K. Virginia, A. Leverett, H. Paley, L. Leonard, K.Juhl,J. Cox, V. Moreno. A. Shaeffer, (back) Coach Buchheim,J. Shaeffer, R. Clark, J. Barbee. L. Falcone, L. Misurek, M. Cooper, S. Wronka, T. Orlandella, M Pitlik. R. Baessler, J. Dowling. •». Vt Rsifr 33- ' r 24 DH OPP • San Oemente • ' 20 , ■ . ' El Jroro ■ 19 Cngo Valley j- J hvjrie - ' (?■ . Mission Viejo, il ■■. •» ' - . junior varsity ' 1 ■ . . L OPP Sffi mence tf 19. mTprq . J, . .Jv ■i2 ' Cipo Valley f- ■ 39. . , ' Irvine 39 Mission yiejo 16 i-i-0 . • - . ■

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Phii;ucJ hi injuries .inJ illnc. ' .scs. an- i:irh vursitv crass C(iun[r cciin. ' s Jcrcrniiihirii n und cnrhusutsni Jul nm l.iltcr Jurini; the 1 )SS sc:ison. The whim ' s Jis ippoinc- im: tdunh phut- finish in Ic ' iil:lic w.is (.nunccrcJ h winnini: chc Dnismn I nut- ; ) rlic Oninfc Cnuiuv (luinipinnships. Rci;inii SchiiJhth. .1 si haul record luikk-r. wus named inosr Mikiiibic pluvcr and iv.j.v nnc iit the top runners in the S iurli CiKisr I.eui ue. Amber I.everert wus voted most iniproied runner, tinishini; sixth In league tinnh. ( o.ich Hon liuchheim is optimistic .ibout next e.ir. notini: that Ins te.ini is vouni; hut stroni;. The junior viirsitv team possessed impressive enthusi- .ism .ind depth, li.itthni: inexperience, the team fin- ished tilth in the le.iuue st.indini;s. The Ireshmen won two invitiition.il ch-impionshlps. .it Dunn Hills and I..ii;un.i Hills. HeCiiu.se ot her consi.stenci. Molly Mimve in w.is vot- w.is i iven to Jenniter Dowhiii:. who inspired the entire team with her enthusinsm. Co.ich Buchheim commented thiit the junior vnrsitv te,im w.is verv h.trd-wurkini: .md hud iiumv positive prospects lor next se.ison ' s i.irsit . -A.i, ' . .■ iiihir cw rrff rrni.iin .iht.i ' J I llu onij ilini m .il rlu ilin.t V X ' rnrcn ( trAt tli [il.l • Ju It ' Imi li I Rixm.i ' ( liiiJIu ti iii.iiiit.iin ' P.in.i Hill ' , ixirkinc l n

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BREAKS THE MONOTONY 1. Coach Olamendi booses the confidence of his exhausted team. 2. Till Gunnewig demonstrates once again his adeptness at ball control. 3. Andres Juarez maintains his balance as he passes it up the field to the forwards. 4. VARSITY— (frdnt) Shawn Grubbs, Morgan Sokol, Shane Paley, Kevin Erikson, Chris Roberts, Matt Kreg; (middle) Joey Achten, Eric Bolton, Gabe Smith, Mike Whipple, Ryan Harrison, Mike Stevenson; (back) Coach Olamendi, Till Gunnewig, Andre Juarez, Omar Shakill, Bill Clements, Robert VanDjke, Brandon Migge. J. Gabe Smith an°d Brandon Migge exchange congratulations as they jog back to their position after scoring against San Clemente. 6. Everybody ducks as Shawn Grubbs takes an aggressive shot on goal. 7. Gabe Smith makes a through pass to Ryan Harrison. For the third consecutive year the fate of the varsity soccer team rested on its final game - versus Capo Valley. However, this time Dana Hills came out victors to make the final playoff spot. Leading the way was senior MVP Gabe Smith who scored twice in the last two minutes of the crucial battle against the team ' s arch rival. o Although the dolphins were unable to win their first match in the playoff, they lost in double overtime. Olamendi congratulated his team for never giving up: in their final six games they lost only once. In only his second year as coach, Olamendi believes the soccer program is on the rise tcx-attain the status it once had as the power- house of the South Coast League. The future looks bright for the emerging gang of talent who now has the experience to play well in pressure situations. „-omar shakill fe ' - w ? »-.