Eldorado High School - Sunburst Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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84 Varsity Wrestling t Doug Jackson goes for a pin. David Deidrich is getting his apponent set up so that he can shoot for a pin. Our Devils shoot the best

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1 'Mr a' l.wL.,.. .H lv. u 1' H 1 sm cs 'IWW ll Q e 'Wi nl Nw'-n 'writ 'I-Y v' gf' 1' gint: 1 W 13 lf' ' N 'VLH I... W K - .ia -rflfdm. wan f ff' 'il' ?fa.Bs,'iTL wwg.w.,,., The Freshmen Sundevils charge the Held. WW. 2 These athletes line up to execute a practice drill. A BITIO hose dedicated Freshman were at it again dur- ing this season. Our thriving team had a stupendous mixture of challenges and suc- cession. Freshmen players usually dedi- cate themselves all through high school, determined to become a varsity star. Dreams of winning crucial games with a graceful pass, or running down the field to glory and intaking the applause of the overcrowded stands are in the minds of every hopeful player. Eldorado has taken pride over the years in coaching the Freshmen team to bring the end result of a victorious and proud varsity team. We encourage and appreciate the Freshmen's ambition and pride. Live Football action at its best. The JV Football team plays against Clark. ll-rl First row: Robert Rhone, Anthony Williams, Fredrick Siphon, Leroy Jasper, Willy Campagna, Richard Lopez, Steven Amend, Steven Schirmer. Second row: Brian Cullen, Darrin Dance, Kyle Toribio, Jeremy Larson, Jeffrey Nubler, Scott Maw, Arthur Ton'is, Stephen Font, Glen Mundo, John Bowers, Charles Myers. Third row: Rommel Barba, Damon Plant, Ernest Ford, Dennis Teel, John Causey, Jason Vandyke, Stephen Alexander, Paul Hammond, Jose Acebal, Tim Burris. Fourth row: Steven Alexander, Brett Gelbano, Micheal Kazee, Jason Jones, Unknown, Micheal Shappie, Joseph Blue, Micheal Torres, George Moreno. Fifth row: Mike Gudfel, Gabriel Peek, Jeremy Chadburn, Howard McGowan, Thomas Reymer, Travis Metreveli, Brady Applin, John Deremer, Unknown, Brendon Rock. 83 l.V. 84 'B' Football

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Chris Cave is tying his best to get his Basic Wolf on his back. A 5 . i , ,.s.s ,X Altie Alcarez takes down his opponent dur- ing a match against Basic. f I wo point take d 0 w n , t h r e e point near fall, and a pin. There is a lot more to wrestling than just rolling around the mat. It takes pride, dedi- cation, and long, hard hours of practice to be a good wrestler and a number one team. Here at Eldorado our team is all of these - and more. We have a few out- standing wrestlers which VARSITY scomzs Gorman vs. Eldorado Basic vs. Eldorado Western vs. Eldorado Chaparrel vs. Eldorado Rancho vs. Eldorado Valley vs. Eldorado Vegas vs. Eldorado Bonanza vs. Eldorado Basic vs. Eldorado O-25 21-56 45-59 15-25 25-45 19-54 29-54 2-57 OUR WRESTLERS RE BEST! have helped our team a great deal. Doug Jack- son, for example, is one of our nearly undefeated wrestlers. Doug does his best, and his best usual- ly gets the job done right! Another one of our awesome wrestlers is Ken Kurth. Kenny has only lost two matches throughout this season. Our wrestlers were in- vited to two out of town tournaments this year. The first trip they took was during Christmas when they flew to Reno, and, of course, they left with a third place trophy. The second trip our wrestlers took was to St. George, Utah where they brought home a fourth place trophy: Overall, our wrestlers have done an outstanding job, and we owe a great deal of their excellence to their coach, Mr. Jim May. 2 S 1.2 WWW ' - Doug Jackson goes for a pin. Back: Coach Urada, Coach Hobbs, Eric Spooner, A.J. Greives, Cliff Goodrich, Ken Kurth, Mark Wilson, James Therman, Steve Williams, Coach May. Front: Chris Cave, Tony Potter, David Deidrich, Loyd Smith, David Jackson, Alfonzo Alcarez, Doug Jackson. Varsity Wrestling