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

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ilf nnsn: Spring Sports

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SOFTBALL SETS SIGHTS ON C.I.F With three pitchers, including last year ' s second team All-League pitcher, Jackie Volken, strong defense withjanae Deffenbaugh at short stop, and power hitting by the likes of catcher first baseman Jennifer Koenig and outfielder pitcher Staci Cox, prospects looked good for the varsity Softball team. Coach Jim Powers expressed the hope that his team would finish amongst the top three teams in league, despite a large number of inexperienced players and an overall lack of power hitters. A strong Fight is expected from traditional Softball powerhouses like San Clemente and Mission, but Powers and his girls said they ' re looking forward to plenty of victory celebrations. Withjerica Peters, Amy Apodaca, Julie Jacobs, and Briana O ' Dowd returning from last year ' s team, Coach Imbilli stated that the J.V. Softball team ' s prospects seemed superb. The team was cited for its outstanding speed and intelligence, but Imbilh hoped to overcome the obstacle of inexperience. Imbilli predicted that the team would finish third in league play and admitted that all of the teams in the South Coast League were challenging. But with the influx of so many new players, the coach was confident that the team would blossom. For the records of all the Softball teams, please see the Spring Supplement, -e.c. 1. VARSITY — ((rone) Allison Massea. Heather Haney, Amy Ganrbers, Nicole Remus. Jennifer Healy, Kathie Schanderl, Staci Cox; (back) Coach Crapo, Janae Deffenbaugh. Amy Helkwell, Julie Davis, Beth Tarzynski, Holly Estep, Coach Benson, Jackie Volkert. Karla Gunderson, Jennifer Koenig. 2. Briana ODowd leads stretching exercises during practice. 3. The team moves in unison as they hone their defensive skills. 4. Melanie Salazar, Michelle Riley, and Jerica Peters practice their fielding ability. 3. In the safety of the cage. Amy Apodoca works on her bant. 6. If practice makes perfect, then Melanie Salazar is well on her way. 7. JV — (front) Colleen Carroll, Tracy Pezzuolo; (middle) Jeannie Hearen, Michelle Reiley, Melanie Salazar, Jerica Pe- ters, Kristin Beattie (stats); (back) Jessica Collier. Amy Apodaca, Briana ODowd, Julie Jacobs, Amy Kroeger, Kelly Manley, Heather Boswell, Coach Imbilli. 174 ' « ■ •- „

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At (. r COMPETITION ' 39 i Spring Sports ? •■ .., Damon Skelton races toward yet smother victory in ttie 100 yard butterfly. BOYS ' SWIMMING — (front) Coaci) Chuctc Chandler. Kris Lowe. Paul Dusatko, Chris Lawson, Jason Bishop. Aaron Kruse. Jason Seitz. Brian Harvey, Robbie Steffen; (second row) Sean Starr. Cam Kemsley, Gene Steffen- bach, Chris Lawrence, Matt Blankenbiiler, Trent Weise. Jason Archard, Tracy Richardson, Jeremy Beauchemin. Andy Connolly: (third row) Noah Litz, Ryan Hamilton, Don Glass, Bill McClurg, Sanjive Jain, Charlie Shorn, Steve Perone, Pete McLeod. Mike Minckjon MacDon- ald, Chris Hurst; (fourth row) Roger Goedecke, Mark Beebe, Don Sutorius, Sean Allen, Bret Bowen, Steve Rennie, Grant Lupo; (back ) Thad Gardner, Jon Watts, Eriks Paegie, Mark Goedecke, Coach Don Laster, Coach Jack Dickmann, Damon Skelton. Tom Varney, Bill Ar- chard, Mark Pekarek. 76 ■HfiCkl