Fallbrook Union High School - Moccasin Yearbook (Fallbrook, CA)

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9 ,,,, .. ,QQ - ,.,s...,. .... W ' T S S ? .Rik 3 . Q' x :mi 4 H+., 3? 1', xi' Q seaf- 3. 41 --4 if P' s ll Talent The girls sofTpalI Team sTarTed ouT wiTh a loT of young faces. The whole infield consisTed of freshmen and soph- omores, wiTh one excepTion, senior Ranel Meers as piTcher. She had her second year of sTarTing as a piTcher and had been aTTending piTching clin- ics all year To improve. 'lVViTh Ranel's skill and spiriT she was sure To help The Team, sTaTed Daniel Verdon. There were only Two reTurning seniors To join Ranel: Daniel Verdon and Charlene Da- vis. WiTh Those Three reTurning players They were sure To lead The Team To vicTory, explained Lisa Brown. This year The Team seemed To be improving as each pracTice wenT by, wiTh our young Team we are quick learners, sTaTed Rane! lvleers. Al- Though The Team was young They had a IoT of skill. Varsity: Beth Bounarti, Daniele Verdon, Jen- nifer Luxinger, Charlene Davis, Ranel Meers, Stacy Graves, Julia Axe, Lisa Brown, Patti Pearson, Shannon Fitzgerald, Jody Taylor and Coach: Mr. Regal. Junior Varsity: Tracie Arboneaux, Stacy Rob- inson, Gina Zagarella, Janni Jonston, Krista Erickson, Bennae Calac, Joana Wilson, Emma Lawson, Tammy Harrington, Coach: Mr. Wi- land. Not pictured: Cheryl Christensen, Pau- line Scott, Rachelle Smith, Becky Leist, Judy Cruz, Tina LaMastus. lOpposite topl After retrieving the ball, Patti Pearson throws to first for a Warrior out. f0pposite bottom right, Samcking the ball into the outfield, Stacy Graves is about to run the bases. lOpposite bottom leftl Ranel Meers, the Varsi- ty pitcher, readies herself for the pitch that's about to come her way. Girls Softball 87

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Power Play Once again, The crafTy coaching of lvlr. Dave Heid, broughT experience and moTivaTlon To The VarsiTy Warriors. C.l.F. candidaTes, Mark Ungerpiller and STeve Reczek, led The Warriors inTo The 4985 campaign. ReTurning leTTer- men Richie HuliT, Lee Rysewyk, and Jaime lvliramonies, Teamed wiTh new- comers KeiTh JesTer, Joe Comer, Kenny lvlcAndrews, and Jeff RiTchie To paTTel perennial C.l.F. finalisTs, lviT. Carmel and Poway. PiTching was one of The sTrengThs of The Team. The Warriors also showed The apiliTy To hiT The long pall wiTh men on base. Senior leadership was provided by David Landes, HecTor lvluro, and Tim HamilTon. Coach Heid was especially pleased wiTh 'The unselfish play and husTle The Warriors displayed This year. ParTicularly encouraging was The play of Two Sophomore sTandouTs, Bill Dunckel and T.J. Flynn. Nine leTTermen will be reTurning for nexT year's season. f'l'opl John Lane dives back to second base as Tim Hamilton tries to pick him off. fBottom leftl During batting practice, Jeff Rit- chie watches the play in the outfield as Frank Butts runs home. fOpposite top Ieftl Joe Comer, in the wind-up, concentrates on his curve-ball. l0pposite top rightj Out in left field, Steve Reczek fields a ground ball. QOpposite bottoml Varsity Baseball: lsecond rowl Mr. Reynoso, Lee Rysewyk, Jeff Ritchie, T.J. Flynn, Mark Ungerbiller, John Lane, Joe Comer, Jaime Miramontes, and Coach Dave Heid. lfirst row, Richie Hulit, Keith Jester, Frank Butts, David Landes, Steve Reczek, Kenny McAndrews, Hector Muro, Tim Hamil- ton, Bill Dunckel, and manager Brian Sobc- zak. NOT PICTURED: Rob Shea. 88 Varsity Baseball