Folsom High School - El Oro Yearbook (Folsom, CA)

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The Junior Varsity finished th season with six wins and ter losses in league play. J.V. wa made up of eleven players thai had never played league volley ball and four that had seen pre vious limited playing time the yea before. Even with the lack of ex perience , their losses were hard matches and not easily won b the other teams. Most games were closely matched, so it made the games exciting to watch and challenging to play. Folsom had eleven sophomores and four new freshmen. They played with desire, dedication, and determination that you don't find on J.V. teams. Other schools in our league thought we had re- cruited a different squad for the second half of the season. J. V. players were often complemented by other teams. Congratulations to Kelly lvtor- eno, most valuable player: Steph- anie Haxton, most improved of- fensive playerg Kristen Brown, most improved defensive player: and Christina Sharp, most inspira- tional player. 242 -3' : wf me 3. 5 A ggi Q-.Q R , KN Q K i 'hasma Nu., W 4 11,12 l x Xe r