Laguna Hills High School - Aerie Yearbook (Laguna Hills, CA)

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i m Qh h .SH alii ujaii 1 B: . ,?. --. m f : f ,;. f li» 8|i :: ' ' TT,T rf -4 e ¥ m.v- ' M. Davis, A. Jacobs, D. Richards, J. Draper, S. Jimenez, J. Renolds, T. Semas, N. Symons, J. Packer, J. Parker, R. Vasquez, M. Brubaker, C. Drew, H. Honarvar, D. Voight, J, Weber, M. Bochenek, S. Cox, D. Weber, K. Badgley, R. Kingston, R. Kravetz, R. Zweber, S. Rodriguera, M. Fewer, M. Martinez, B. Wenzei, D. Johnson, B. Gemmell, G. DeFellce. It felt great to win the Pacific Coast League Championship, nnaybe this is the start Steve Cox Freshmen This was the hardest working, most cooperative, and coachable team we have ever worked with, said Coach- es Kurrle and Crouch . This year ' s Freshman record was 9 and 1 . The team was led by Of- fensive MVP Dave Webber , Def- fensive MVP Rafer Kingston , MVP Ryan Brubaker , Sergio Jimenez , Roman Vasquez , and Mike Fewer The baby Hawks locked up the Championship with a come from be- hind victory over Orange. They scored a last second touchdown on a eighty yard drive to tie 7-7. A trick extra point put the Hawks ahead to lock up a 5-0 League Championship record. A 5hoe5 A deiA ey ▲ hey pat A champs A A forty-thr

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HAWKS J.V. This season was an intresting learn- ing experience, but a lot of fun; com- mented Coach Callentino The JV team was led by captains Ryan Wll- •on . Roger Lance . Eric Davis , and Kirk Brown Tri Nguyen re- cieved Most Improved honors, Ja- son Chasse got the Coach ' s award, while Kirk Brown won Linemen of the year, Roger Lance was named MVP for his exellence In the lineback- ing and running back positions. Even though the JV were 0-10, they still played tough in every game. ▲ At least we were consistent! Pete Baedeker J. Starkenberg, E. Davis, J. Fugitt, M. Miscione, K. Brown, C. Newport, D. Sands, A. Boeck, D. Wilkins, L. Martinez, M. (Jsevitch, J. Chasse, K. Cheney, P. Baedeker, D. Burns, A. Kennedy, M. Brodbeck, T. Mguyen, S. Kim, Not Pictured — F. Gagnon, D. Comba, R. Lance, R. Wilson, R. Hales, B. Ake, M. Maddux, M. Stand, T. Wilkes, J. Kingston, D. De Leon, L. Gagnon, D. Childs, D. Potter. -3 S4 r7 - • J A rip A bonus time A senor no pads A forty-two ▲

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HAWKS ■ Back row: Dylan Portillo, J.J. Carvin, Chad Chase, Matt Maxson, Dean Graen, Oren Mordkowitz, Omid Dilmaghanian. Front row: Joey Sather, Brian Fischer, Chad Carvin, Bobby Bakhshandehpo. Not pictured: Brandon Corbin It was a good learning experience and tliey didn ' t make me cut my hair. Dylan Portillo Varsity With a record of 8-14, the water polo team had a great season. There were times when we played really well for how young the team was, but there were times we didn ' t even play a game. stated Mr. Zemer, head coach of the water polo team. That was the general feeling of the water polo team The second part of the season, the team actu- ally played as a team, not as individuals. stated assistant coach Preston Rogers. Re- turning players on Varsity consisted of Dylan Portil- lo, Chad Chase, Dean Graen, Matt Maxson, and J.J. Carvin. The record doesn ' t really reflect the ac- tual playing of the team and dramatic improvements are expected. Frosh Soph had a lot of talent but they need to work on perfecting there skills. The two water polo teams showed lots of ded- ication throughout the sea- son and are ready for a great season next year. Good go- ing HAWKS. ▲ I ' d lowe it ▲ gotta work ▲ fourty-four A i