Foothill High School - Heartbeat Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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I' Runners moke historu Winning the SYL championship and ending their season with a dual meet record of 6-1, the boys varsity cross country team added two con- secutive championships to FHS histo- r . y According to coach Ted Oliver, key runners were seniors Chris Coyle, Richard Herrera, Paul Contreras, ju- nior Enrique Saenz, and sophomore John Cartier. Senior leadership was an impor- tant factor in team success. Everyone had a positive atti- tude, said Herrera. Before we raced, we talked about winning. lt all paid off when the squad won the SYL meet, giving Foothill the league championship. Capturing the Division I Area championship enabled the varsity squad to advance to the Valley Finals, where they placed 6th. Special award winners were Most Valuable Enrique Saenz, Most Inspira- tional Paul Contreras, Coaches Award Richard Herrera, Most Improved Chris Coyle and John Cartier. Special recog- nition was given to Richard Herrera and Paul Contreras for joining the All- Time Top Seven varsity runners in Foothill history. Ricky Garcia takes a final practice lap 100 Boys Varsity Cross Country Front row: Coach Ted Oliver, Chuck Garcia, John Gregory, Ricky Garcia, Chris Coyle, Kevin Kim- mel, Richard Herrera, Coach Margie Stauffer, row two: Enrique Saenz, Devin Rambo, Justin Ro- land, David Varela, Michael Scott, Qualin Williams, Johnathan Cartier, Ernie Contreras, Paul Con- treras.

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