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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GIVES IT A GOOD SHOT Hindered by poor rebounding and ball hanaling and an unbalanced offense, the varsity bask etball team finished Fifth in league standings with a dis- appointing five wins and fifteen losses. Nonethe- less, the team possessed a strong defense and was notably competitive, motivated, and enthusiastic, according to their coach, Steve Crapo. Erin Shimineck was named best all around player for her versatility. She can do it both defensively and offensively, said Crapo. Marie Swactz- helped the team with her good shooting, while Deanna Ward contributed her skills as a very aggressive defensive player. Defeating Irvine in league twice and the team ' s, steady improvement- were this season ' s highlights. Coach Crapo ' s prospects for next year include Heather Haney and Lena Harris from JV, and the return of Lizette Zamora, who was injured at the beginning of the season. Coached by Bob Canary, the J.V. team ended its season with ten wins and eleven losses. Impressive speed and rebounding enabled the team to finish fifth in leagu e standings. -•• Outstanding players included Marjorie Papa, Heather Haney, Carroll, Lena Harris, and Jennifer Healy. The team ' s weaker points involved shooting and passing. The memorable highlights of the sea- son included defeating Mission Viejo, defeating Irvine in overtime, and winning eight consecutive games, -k.g. 1. VARSITY BASKETBALL — (front) Launie Nolan. Marjo- rie Papa: (middle) Amy Hellewell. Deanna Ward. Cheryl Chriscinson. Coach Crapo. Lizette Zamota. Kerri Gorman: (back) Kelly Lynch. Marie Swartz. Erin Shimineck, Kristin Baird. 2. Marjorie Papa starts her drive to the basket i. Marie Swartz handles the full court pressure. ■4. Coach Crapo discusses the second half strategy. 5. Sophomore Colleen Caroll leads the fast break. ( Heather Haney demonstrates her ball handling skills. Z Lena Harris flies to get a rebound. S. J.V. BASKETBALL — (front) Stacy Lee. Colleen Caroll. Staci Cox: (middle) Mandy Hall. Heather Haney. Laura Hollis. Gretchen Blauvelt. Coach Canary. Lena Harris. Julie Jacobs: (back) Angela Chang. Darci Davis. Robin Garner. Karen Bindley. Jill Weinberg.