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

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DONT STOP Phil Serra, labove middlel, runs down Alexandria, while the traffic sign tells him he can 't stop here. HOT I.EGS-- Lynn Day, lfar rightj, rt through the pain as she nears the finish in al meet. RUNNERS DO IT WITH SOLE Phil Serra R Y , . West Lawn. HEADING HOME--Senior Chris Lizarraga, inset, heads for the finish on the scenic n course Harriers rebuild f under new coach First year cross country coach Jim Frost led a young varsity team to a 5-2 dual meet re- cord which was good for third place in the S.J.A.A.. Injuries sidelined the team 's best runner, Phil Serra, most of the season and he was not able to compete at the sub section or section level. The Trojans were led by Senior Chris Lizarraga and Junior Jon Rassmussen who both placed in the top ten at the subsection meet. Rassmussen went on to be a medalist at the sec- tion meet at Sierra College. This was a building year for us, next year we should be stronger. We had a lot of good young runners this year, said Coach Frost. The runners logged anywhere from 30 to 70 miles a week in practice to prepare for their three mile races. Paced by Jill Perry the girls cross country team had a 6-1 dual meet record in the S.J.A.A. and placed second to Lodi. Perry and Julie Rassmussen placed in the top ten in sub-sec- tions. On the Frosh-Soph level the younger run- ners captured third place in the league with a 4-3 record. lVledaIists in the Frosh-Soph division at sub sections were Tracy Dryden, Steve Over- guard, and Gary Downs. Dryden went on to place in the sectional meet. assmusscn, and Chris Lizarraga, round the oak tree and head up the ,- N-at

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Varsity spikers make sectionals A second place finish in the San Joaquin Athletic Association was good enough to get the varsity volleyball team to the sections. The Trojanettes lost to Merced in the first round of sections but finished the season with a 15-5-1 record overall and 11-3 in league. This team worked together better than any team l've had, said Coach Fay Murdock. Lisa Martinez, Bingo Hayselden, and Laura Stubbs were chosen to the first all-league team. We had the best offensive team in thel league, said Murdock. We needed more work on our defense. I Martinez and Stubbs were chosen the team's Most Valuable Players. Hayselden and Debbie Rust were the Most lnspirationall Players while Barby Suttman and Allison Isaacs were named the Most Improved. ' I? 5 54 4- -I ' ' 4' i -V 1 if I ig l 1.1 Varsity .Volleyball ,HJ?,, .Q