Katella High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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3.5 atella's underclassmen basketball teams stormed through their regular seasons with a combined record of 43- 22 f.662D, and the JV and Soph- omore teams each pulling outa second place finish. The J.V. team ended the league play 1 1-3, one game out of first, and 14-7 overall. Two of the JV players were promoted to the varsity team before league play even began, causing the team to rearrange their en- tire play. They won only three of their first five games, but then everything came together. They proceeded to win 8 out of the next nine to miss first place by 1 game. The co-captains were Jim Anderson and Earl Boberg, with John Sunu captur- ing Rookie-of-the-Year. Katel1a's sophomore squad finished 8-5 with a 12-2 mark in league, 17-4 overall. The only two losses they suffered were at the hands of Cypress who ended the season undefeated and 2 games ahead of Katella. Before league play the sophomores won the Santiago tournament by beating Valencia 53-52. Awards went to: Eric Taylor f Captain. Matt Goodrich f Of- fensive Player ofthe Year, and Todd Lawmaster - Coaches Award. The Frosh team, 9-5 in league and 12-1 1 overall. was a team that lacked real talent. But they more than made up for it in desire and hustle. They de- molished Loara again 78-28. rolled over El Dorado and Ex- peranza 80-57 and 89-66 re- spectively. They also had a 102 point game against Pacifica, 102-95. Awards went like so: MVP 4 Jeff Yourstone, Cap- tain - Bubba Lester, Most lm- proved - lan Donnelly, and Most Inspirational - Sing Vi- laysak. J.V.: Jim Anderson. Reggie Boone. Tom Richards. Wayne Petrakis. Jeff Repoz. Earl Boberg. Mike Scott. Osmar DeChavez. Steve Steerstorpher. Brad Harker, John Sunu. Soph.: Tavis Wilson. Jerry Bratcher, Mark Gerdes, Todd Lawmaster, Lance Vassey. Aman Atwal. Matt Goodrich. Jim Hartman. Owen Tatsuta, Eric Taylor, David Spinney, Tom Villanueva, David Terrazad. Davin Birt, Nelson Rosario. , -nw 'l42 THE PLAYERS -32 1 3 4 .. e, EQ W .,...-M-- -f f '7 f K vHa-W,,,,.,--.... ...JM .1 ,dwg-:e'o' . f K '- My 1

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New FroshfSoph Builds Threat For Ka tella 's Opponents for 1984-1985 Katella's basketball program had the addition of one new team. The girls froshfsoph team. Theyjoined the girls JV and Varsity to make the girls Basketball program an official triple threat. This team has the capability to work together and the desire to win as a team. The three teams were led into action by Varsity Coach McAu- lay, Junior Varsity Coach Kruse, and FroshfSoph Coach Murs- lian. All of the teams had a relatively successful year, and all of them look forward to what could be only more success for the women and young ladies of Katella's Girls basketball program. VARSITY: Stacy Johnson, Julie Standering, Serenda Valdez, Raelynn West, Kel- ly Johnson, Becky Wayland, Melissa Gardner, Julie Ramirez, Jackie Tamura, Deanne Cox. Z i 5 ' ,,.g,Ii : I i Z- l -if - Moving past the opposition. Julie Standering drives to the basket for two points. -DeanneCoxfakcsoutadefenderto -DeniseStowetakes aim togivc the -K H J h I I A K H th b H t . oncnt o ve ate a c a. go in for an easy two. Knights another hoop. e y 0 nson ou caps opp gi 44111 THE PLAYERS I