Lincoln High School - Best of Lincoln Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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As the new decade began, Lincoln athletics were ex- pected by many to turn into pure gold, but it appears those expecta- tions were set too high and golden year might be yet one more away. Fan participation was good this year, as record crowds came to watch Lincoln vs. St. lVlary's in both football and basketball. Many teams had league championships and went on to the section playoffs, while some teams fell short of their goals as they failed to defend their league championships. The 79-80 athletic year was highlited by sev- eral outstanding individual performances as several Lincoln athletes were selected to all- league teams. Playing conditions caused many games to be postponed due to heavy fog on the way to lVlodesto to play Downey. Girls teams were again on top in many sports. There were outstanding female athletes this year, most of them underclassmen. Lisa lVlartinez was outstand- ing all year as she starred in volleyball, basketball, and softball. Sally Garbeff dominated S.J.A.A. in tennis as Lincoln's tennis team finished in first with a 14-O record. Laura Stubbs ended a brilliant four year mainstay in girls' athletics, while at Lincoln as she tallied 12 varsity letters. Not all of the out- standing athletes graduated. Lincoln fans can look forward to exciting performances from junior var- sity athletes moving up and some junior stalwarts like Mark Safady, Scott lVlcGregor, Nlike Heisler, and Tim Sharrock. With this to look forward to, Lincoln is saying, wait 'til next year. BALL GRABBER-- Kevin Waters leaps to prevent a goal in the Lincoln- Stagg soccer game. Sports Division