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FRESHMEM TEAM CAPTURES LEAGUE This year's freshman basketball team had an outstanding season. Their overall record was sixteen wins and four loses. The league record was twelve wins and two loses. The team tied with Estancia for first place in the Sea View League. Awards were given to the most deser- ving basketball players. They were as followed: Tim Lain and Rodney Gatin Most Valuable Player: Chuck Kun Saitis, Most Improved Player. The team's coach, Mr. Jeff Butler, com- mented, Very talented group of freshmen. Did extremely well in a very competitive league. They spent numerous hours, Monday thru Friday. after school so they could practice. Freshmen Basketball Team — Top Row: Coach Jeff Butler. Bob Brown, Matt Teitz, Rodney Gatlin. Chuck Kunsaitis, Jeorme Washington, Jeff Stilson, Kelly Moynihan, Jon Luchese. Front Row: James Mardcrt, Jim Reale, Chuck Boechetter, Darren Dick. Doug Barron. Tim McLain, and Jason Doolit- tle. 2. Jason Doolittle passes the basketball to his teammate. Kelly. Moynihan, as the op- posing team tries to intercept the play. 3. Chuck Kunsaitis tries for the jump ball while the other players wait for the out come of the jump. 4. Rodney Gatlin tries to throw the basketball to score but the other team blocks the basket. 5. Tim McLain driblcs the basketball down the court as Kelly Moynihan runs closely behind him in case he needs someone to pass the ball. 108 Sports
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SOPHOMORE TEAM STRIVES TO IMPROVE This year's sophomore basketball team did not perform well during the season. The players made a great amount of effort during each game and played well together. The coach was Mr. John Schroeder. The two most outstanding sophomore players we were Steve Vecke, most valuable player, and Mike Opre, most improved player. 1. While Kevin Cummings tries to hit the basketball away from his adversary, as his teammates get ready to grab the basketball. 2. Leonard Brown attempts a jump shot as Kevin Cummings watches him and prepares to help. 3. Kevin Cummings dribbles the basketball past his opponents and tries to score during a home game at El Toro High School. 4. Brian West passes the basketball to another teammate to keep the ball away from the opposing team while Kevin Cumm- ings and Mike Opre back him up for support. Sophomore Basketball Team — Top Row: Coach John 8chroeder, Jim Jacobson. Jeff Bau. Bisch Beau. Kevin Cummings. Steve Uecke, Bob Summers, and Landon Miller. Front Row: Jean Marc Murphy. Brian West. Leonard Brown. Terry McEldowney. Mike Opre and John Baker. Missing: Mike Green. 6. Steve Uecke attempts a jump shot for two points while Kevin Cummings runs under the basket to get the ball. 7. The other team throws the basketball as Brian West. Mike Opre. Bob Summer, and Steve Uecke tries to intercept the ball. Sports 107
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VARSITY HAS A POWERFUL SEASON This year's varsity wrestling did ex- ceptionally well. The coach that led and coached them was Bob Weber. The Captains of the wrestling team were Mark Middlestead and Joe Alexander. Awards were given to outstanding wrestlers. The recipients of these awards were as follows: Paul Svitenko, most valuable player; David Warn, most inspirational; Bob Lopez, most im- proved; Nate Woods. Coaches' award; and Paul Svitenko. Iron Man Trophy. The following players were exceptional- ly talented athletes: Svitenko and Joe Alexander. 10 Pin Club; Mark Mid- dlestead, 20 Win Club; and Paul Svitenko. 25 Win Club. 1. Strongholding his opponent. Senior Nate Woods uses his strength to end the match. 2. Jess Hewitt plots his strategy to pin his adversary. 3. At a home game Ed Christian is being taken down. 4. Ed Harris vigorously tries for a take down on his opponent. 5. Var- sity Wrestling — Top Row: Joe Muklevicz, Craig Ricker, Paul Svitenko. Nate Woods, and Bob Lopez. Front Row: Len Facio, Joe Alexander, David Warn. Mark Middlestead, Rich Lowe, and David Reydel. Missing: Jim Kingsmill, Ed Harris. Ed Christian. Chad Marsh, and Jess Hewitt. 6. Gauging his oppo- nent feints. Rich Lowel prepares for a throw. Sports 109
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