James Madison High School - Prospectus Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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nk f. Jeff Alexander finds a break in the defense and makes a pass. nior. Bryant Moore can be found all over the court demonstrating his talent. imon Deleon. Eddie Russell. Greg Chrones. Jeff Harper. Robby Robinson. Andre Mitchell. Jeff Alexander. Garry imey, Robert Ausler, James Cole, Bryant Moore, Cal Stoker. Wesley Bertelscn. Hawk Hoopsters One of the most talented teams ever to come out of Madison ' said second year varsity coach Jim Thompson. This year's team, consisting of nine seniors, three juniors, and one sophmore, took first place in the Kiwanis Unlimitted Divi- sion and third at the Mt. Car- mel Invitational. Leading the at- tack was junior, Robby Robin- son, who, along with senior, Jeff Harper were selected for the Kiwanis All Tournament Team. The Warhawks have one of the best rebounding units in San Diego County. Seniors, Jeff Alexander, Andre Mitchell, and Robert Ausler were the men who muscled their way through to crash the boards. The Hawks had two of the quickest guards around, senior, Wes Bertelsen, and senior, Bry- ant Moore, who really knew how to get the job done. Ju- nior, Cal Stoker, and senior, Ed- die Russell came off the the bench to apply great intensity when called upon. Let's not forget senior, Garry Ramey and sophomore, James Cole, who were very dominant players when they saw action. Com- pleting the roster, junior, Da- mon Deleon and junior, Greg Chrones saw limited playing time on the court, but were al- ways ready when called upon. Without the inspirition of Coach Thompson, comment- ed Bryant Moore, the team would not have been able to do as well as they did. Athletics 77

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With intense concentration, junior. Robby Robinson sets up fo another easy two points. At 6'8 , senior, Garry Ramey makes this shot look easy. Senior, Bryant Moore tearing his way through much defense gets in perfect line for this shot. No. senior. Wesley Bcrtelsen didn’t use a spring-board for this one. 76 Boy’s Varsity Basketball

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The Ralley Rats The Ralley Rats of Doliva Drive, as coach Roeder calls Madison's Varsity baseball team, started the 1988 season with five big victories in a row. Scores ranged from 11-10 against Mar Vista, to 24-2 against Vista, with the War- hawks dominating both games. To be a baseball player, it takes a good attitude, patience, con- fidence, and the ability to sup- port his teamates no matter what his personal performance is, Christian Hansen com- mented. A regular practice starts with warm-up and stretching exer- cises. Then the team splits up into groups and works on play strategies and fundamentals. After practice, the team fin- ishes by running ant doing other conditioning exer- cises. Many felt this was one of Ma- dison's better seasons for base- ball due to the strong, aggres- sive offense and the intimidat- ing defense that made up Ma- dison's winning force. The Warhawk's had a great season and once again proved Madi- son High's excellence in base- ball. Senior. Ken Robak prepares to Heal first base. While airborn, junior Terry Magnctt catches a line drive for a third out. Showing determination, senior Mark Hallisey comes home to score another run. Front row. Greg Chrones. Brian Brown. Wally Popiela. coach Bob Roeder. Pete Valdez, Paul Kobayashi. Buzz Brown, Bobby Villaluz, Albert Mendkda. Back row: Ryan Huckabone. Darrin Legenza, Ken Roback. Terry Magnctt. Christian Hansen. Angie Fujii. Devin Fitz. maurice. Matt Lee, Chris Pinzini. 78 Athletics This Page Sponsored