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

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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

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J. V. Volleyball Team takes championship Lincoln's junior varsity volleyball team enjoyed a 14-3 record on their way to a San Joaquin Athletic Association Championship. Led by first year coach Anna Barker the Trojans lost only to Lodi and Tokay in league. The Trojans made it to the finals of their own pre-season tournament before losing to Lodi. We had a lot of girls playing organized volleyball for the first time. They really learned fast and played together as a team very well, said Coach Barker. Kristyn Waters was voted lVlost Valuable Player at the team's awards banquet. Kathy and Linda Ferrara were honored as lVlost Improved and Susy Lange was awarded as the lVlost Inspirational. 'fM-M-..,,,,,, ,sa-49 j ll Ll. IIKIABUKI BVIKY necnuus nowum n4v w '-on uvss . 1. ai- 141 if I .I 'J--23 H s - U W 'r'rs'rfff:z'?'f ' FOLLOW THE BALL--- Most valuable i Q W of Player, Kristyn Waters, labove rightl, 1.5 - 'WWTF' ' T bumps the ball back into play. r-we -. ' 4 ' V ' Y K . Q' SET IT UP--- Nlichele Fry, labovel, sets up a spike for a teammate as the Trojan bench looks on. TEAM PlCTURE--- lfront rowl, Theresa Narron, Kathleen Ferrerra, Suzy Lange, Linda Ferrera, Suzanne Boggiano, lback rowl, Jan Summers, Michele Fry, Leslie Johnson, Esther Boubelik, Kristyn Waters, Jolene Welch, and Coach Anna . Barker. J. V. Volleyball .,,,f'