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

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COMPETITION ' St lS Winter Sports a , ' .. ■r ■• - ' lij ' ' -,„,fi ii ■■■ ' ■■ 4 ' 22 li -)i €5 a f s ' ' % fft: ' f!mfi ' ® SOPHOMORES DH OPP 65 Mission Viejo 56 57 Irvine 47 76 San Ctemente }7 (52 El Torn 57 49 Capo Valley 52 74 Mission Viejo 46 64 Irvine 51 97 San Ctemente 22 62 El Torn 60 }1 Capo Valley 8-2-0 FRESHMEN 57 DH OPP 40 Mission Viejo 61 30 Irvine 52 28 San Qemente 45 iJ El Tom 50 48 Capo Valley 67 44 Mission Viejo 62 48 Irvine 74 52 San Ckmence 47 52 El Tow 4i 45 Capo Valley 1-9-0 48 5. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL — (front) Darren Futa. Ferdinando Guerra. Chris Mor- gan, David Olsen. Mike Pappas, Adam Brady; (back) Bryce Marlin. Cameron Hulse, Brian Underwood, Jake Watt, Peter Masny, Jamie Todd, Brian Dells, Aaron Kokx. 6 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL — (front) Rich Kotrba, Dan Bachman, Adam Ellis, Ryan Van Demark, Mark Crapo; (back) Matt Darienzo. Brett Swartzbaugh, Marc Alms, Rocky Neidhardt, Danny Anderson, Todd Lesko, Jacob Summers. 163

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BASKETBALL Quickness, a pressure defense, and an effective fast- break enabled [he sophomore basketball team to finish the season with an impressive 19-5 record. The strong team effort gave the team a secure second place in league standings. Highlights of the season included defeating Sad- dleback and Fountain Valley and scoring 97 points against San Clemente, according to Coach John Stephens. Outstanding players included Jamie Todd and Brice Martin, both guards. Jamie was noted for his leadership, Brice for his defense and shooting. Aar- on Kokx, a forward, contributed exceptional scor- ing, while David Olsen, also a forward, was an instrumental part of the team ' s strong defense. Center Peter McSweeny provided outstanding hus- tle and rebounding. Capo Valley provided the toughest competition of the season. Partially hindered by an impatient of- fense, Dana Hills played a fierce game but ended up losing by one point. The freshman basketball team struggled in league standings, but Coach Mike Chapman was particu ■ larly impressed by how far the team came by the end. The team finished fifth in league, but they made steady daily improvement. The toughest games were against Irvine and El Toro; weak shooting and ball handling prevented the Dana Hills boys from doing well. Excellent freshman athletes included Danny An- derson on offense, Jacob Summers on defense, and Marc Alms, recognized for his work ethic and desire, -k.g. 1. Sophomore team member Jamie Todd hits the shot for two after brealiing loose from the Triton defense. 2. Taki ng it to the board for another two, Chris Morgan dem - onstnites how easy it is to score a fifty -five point spread on an opponent. •i. .i-2-I . . . Let it fly! Cameron Hulse goes for two. farther increasing the Dolphin lead by 35 points. ■I. COACHING STAFF ■ Tom Riach (Junior Varsity). Mike Chapman (Frosh). Rich Skelton (Varsity), Artjenkins (Var- sity), John Stephens (Soph). U2

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