Glendora High School - Bellendaine Yearbook (Glendora, CA)

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, ' « ■- iva- ' .-asr Svwr ' - -; : ' :■■ I ' -rr-- ' • i te »p s«p !W i»s- ? , -•• ' ,-i;:!?r v«. The junior varsity team was undefeated as they captured first place in the Sierra League for the third straight year. The J.V. squad had a league record of 7-0-1 , and an overall 1 4- 0-1 record. Jim Marston, junior, led the team in goals and assists this year. Ron Navarro, sophomore, scored four goals in one game against La Puente. Chris Moncayo, junior, and Bob Drummond, junior, were the captains for the J.V. team. Goalie Sergio Rasenti, senior, was strong Tor the J.V. team, as the team shut-out seven of their eight league opponents. Fullback Jim Blackburn, junior, was strong on defense also, We had a very fine collection of young athletes, stated Coach Larry Doto, who set goals and accomplished those goals throughout the year. 1 . Ron Navarro passes the ball. 2. Jim Blackburn prevents an opponent trom advancing with the ball. 3. Jim Walder IS an asset to this year ' s wrestling team. 4. Steve Patino competes in Sierra League Finals. 5. Pete Kelly places tirst in the Azusa Meet. rr.ymrov. ijnii iiiiiniii ' ' I II ' irffiF fffr Ti ' Wiliyj l I ' lifiLlMF ' ' F ' at Wort ' ' rhri ' 5 Mnncayo, Bohnnrmmripn ' . tan pArR5E!5PPIIwarstbn!voaS MH ' ' y ' SrjtJii v Blackbui rgio Rasenti, Coach JohaRiciiQ. cond ro ivKs fHestich, row: Ccja arry Doto 48 — Sports

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■ !{j ■ NV S - y This varsity team had more than character any other team I ' ve coached, stated varsity soccer coach, Bob Storey, they refused to give up. This was evident as the Tartans finished the regular season as Sierra League Champions with a 14-2-1 record going into GIF 3A play-offs. Dan Scarry, senior, led in scoring and in assists this year. Scarry was named to All-Sierra- League first team. Also on the first team were Captain Kent Norville, senior, and John Bonet, senior. Rob Hiliiard, senior, after recovering from an injury midway through the season, went on to be selected to the All-Sierra-League second team Graham Irvine, senior, scored the winning goal in sudden victory overtime to clinch a play-off berth. Irvine, Mike Scarry, junior, and Jim Johnson were also appointed to the second team. Frank Isreal, senior, and Bruce Donner, sophomore, were Honorable Mentions in the Sierra League. In CIF play-offs the Tartans won their first match over Corona Del Mar, 2-1 . Then, the Tartans lost in the second round to Riverside Poly, 2-0. ille, Frank ' Tsreal, Kieth -ig ji Sports — 47

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' ' ( : ■■ :is-3i;: ' ' : s5r « ' ( • ::i:!i.i:- . st ,-::. ■■asea ft ' iL ' ' ;: A- ;j:i ia:3E i tri our We ' re still building program, stated Varsity Wrestling Coach, Rich Woods. The Varsity team was the Mt. Sac Summer League champ and had high hopes tor the Sierra League. In a winning pre-season, the Tartans were 6-4, but atter a tough Sierra League season, they ended with an overall 6-1 1 record. We will be a better team all the way around in the coming years, Coach Woods commented. Many Varsity wrestlers placed in tourneys and tive-way meets this year. In the Azusa tive-way match, Pete Kelly, junior, took a tirst place medal. Jim Walker, senior, Kelly Algeo, senior, and Tad Rickel, senior, took fifth place medals in the Cypress Tourney. In the Temple City five-way meet, four Tartans came home with second place medals and five others with third place medals. In the Sierra League finals. Rich Frates, junior, won a third place medal as Steve Patino, senior, won a fourth place medal. Sports — 49