John Wesley North High School - Aurora Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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BASEBALL Checking his swing on an inside pitch, Andy After faking a bunt, Keith Kloke watches a fast- Martinez watches the fourth ball go by. The ball come inside for a ball. Kloke hit the next Huskies beat Poly 10-0 to win the Riverside pitch for an RBI single. Classic. Varsity Baseball SEASON RECORD (20-6) North 10 3 Redlands North 1 2 Inilio North 10 3 Sonora North 1 2 Norte Vwta North 7 6 Alumni North 1 3 Poly North 6 5 Norte Vista North 15 10 Norte Vista North 10 4 Banning North 22 10 Moreno Valley North 5 2 Ramona North 10 Poly North 16 3 La Sierra North 10 8 La Sierra North 3 2 Ramona North 1 3 Ramona North 4 2 Ramona North 1 Poly North 16 Arlington North 3 2 Arlington North 2 10 Poly North 2 5 Upland First in IVY JV Baseball SEASON RECORD (9-18-1) North 5 9 Indio North 4 1 Indio North 16 2 Sonora North 6 1 Norte Vista North 2 10 Redlands North 11 5 Redlands North 1 8 La Sierra North 3 9 Poly North 7 8 Arlington North 1 4 7 Norte Vista North 8 8 Norte Vista North 6 9 Eisenhower North 6 6 Fontana North 5 6 Moreno Valley North 12 1 1 La Sierra North 10 14 La Sierra North 2 4 Ramona North 5 15 Ramona North 2 14 Ramona North 1 Poly North 5 8 Poly North 6 18 Arlington North 6 7 Arlington 4th in IVY Watching the ball, Bobby Adams swings at a curve in the Ramona game. Adams hit for a single and the Huskies went on to win the game 4-2. varsity jv baseball 7

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Hustle Made It Happen Everyone gave it their all no matter what was going on, com- mented Charlie Webb when he was asked why North won the IVY League title for the third straight year. Like Webb, many of the players felt that the reason for the team ' s winning season was dedication and hard work. Even though the Huskies started the season a little slowly, they soon found their form, and at one point had a ten game winning streak. During this streak the Huskies successfully defeated Banning, Moreno Valley, Ramona, and Poly to take first place at the 12th annual Riverside Baseball Classic for the fifth time. Not only did the team have out- standing accomplishments, but the individuals did also. Lance Sylvester, Charlie Webb, Jim Clark, David Rolland, Keith Kloke, and Andy Martinez made all IVY honors, and one of them, pitcher Charlie Webb, was picked as MVP of the league for the se- cond straight year. Coach Stalder also had an outstanding accomp- lishment, he passed a milestone by winning his 200th victory. Because of many outstanding players, the coach, and teamwork, the Huskies won the IVY league with a record of 20 wins and five WR Fuz i Webb throws the pay off pitch. The pitch was suc- cessful for the third strike and the third out. The Huskies went on to beat Poly 1-0. 6 sports

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Playing As A Team They are a close bunch of girls who have a lot of respect for each other. This was Coach Alcaraz ' s description of his varsity softball team. The general camaraderie between the players was prevalent throughout the season as the team made its way to a third place in the IVY League with an 11-10 season. The team had six returning seniors, which formed a solid base for the new team. Frances Lara stated, Most of us have been playing together since we began at North and know one another ' s good and bad points. Because of this we can back each other up when we need to. The feelings of the JV ' s season were similar to those on varsity, a positive attitude and a sense of being a team. Coach Buchanan stated, Although the girls had a tough season, they seemed to maintain a positive attitude. Lynn Westafer commented, We became like a big family, all sup- porting each other. We did not play as individuals but as a team helping one another out, said Michelle Miller. Both teams agreed they had come through a rough season, but felt they came out ahead because of the closeness and teamwork they experienced. With the opponent ' s catcher waiting for a throw from right field, Regina Adams scores on Lynnelle Broyles ' RBI double. The Huskies went on to defeat Ramona 3-2. Varsity Softball SEASON RECORD (11-10) North 3 5 Apple Valley North 5 Corona North S 6 Poly North 12 7 Ramona North 13 5 Norte Vista North 2 8 La Sierra North 11 Arlington North 2 8 Poly North 3 2 Ramona North 9 10 Norte Vista North 3 Yucaipa North 14 8 Norte Vista North 1 1 8 Woodcrest Christina North 5 1 La Sierra North 3 4 Arlington North 3 6 Poly North 9 2 Ramona North 13 3 La Sierra North 1 5 Arlington 3rd in Ivy I r VARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM, FRONT ROW: Rebecca Everette, Andi Strano, Pam De La Gar- za, Jennie Guzman, Cheryl Luther. Heidi Nielsen; ROW 2: Coach Alcaraz. Lynnelle Brovles, Dene Dumas. Angie Lasater, Cher Buchanan, Meg Huszar, Regina Adams, Frances Lara; ROW 3; asst. coaches: Art Valdez, Blue Wickerson, Alicia Marek. sports 8