Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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four ' f Wm ,, I Q f, 1 f' ,MZ I ,, ,V - I DURING THE LEAGUE FINAL, THE SAXON GRAPPLERS WRESTLED THEIR WAY TO C.I.F. BY QUALIFYING A LEAGUE HIGH OF ELEVEN WRES- TLERS: NICKY KOB, DONNY FLORES, STEVE MASHOOF, AFSHIN BAYR- OOTI, TEVITA AHOLELEI, RALPH RUCKER, BRIAN MALAVAR, EDDIE AN- DROS, CARLOS BARRIENTOS, MIKE BRAYNARD, AND DANNY ROVIRA. UN- DER THE OUTSTANDING COACHING STAFF OF RICK MARTENS, ROB MAR- TENS, TOM CASPARI, AND BRUCE ,. MUWWX ,, WW, five TERRY, THE SAXONS PLACED SEC- OND OUT OF OVER TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY SCHOOLS. THIS PRESTIGIOUS C.I.F. TOURNA- MENT, HELD AT EDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL, LASTED FOR TWO DAYS. ANY WRESTLER PLACING FIFTH OR ABOVE COULD ADVANCE TO COM- PETE IN MASTERS. FOR LOARA, FIVE QUALIFIED TO GO TO MASTERS. THEY WERE NICKY KOB CSECONDD, TE- VITA AHOLELEI CFIFTHD, RALPH RUCKER CFIRSTD, BRIAN MALAVAR hhwwvfff , ng, , If 1, W, iff- -1: fl, M55 , f nv:-171' I f f If ar Y ,k,,,H, CSECONDD, AND EDDIE ANDROS CFIRSTD. THEN, IN MASTERS, BRIAN TOOK FIRST, AND EDDIE TOOK THIRD PLACE, WHICH OUALIFIED THEM TO COMPETE IN STATE CHAMPION- SHIPS. HERE, BEST WRESTLERS FROM ALL OVER CALIFORNIA GATHERED IN ONE PLACE TO COMPETE. AL- THOUGH NEITHER BRIAN NOR EDDIE PLACED IN STATE, THEY CAN BE PROUD OF THEIR ACHIEVEMENT. CII wrestI1nq!89

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L ll-ls Gil wresilinq l J l l l i n 3 l THE 1986- 87 GRAPPLER TAKE ZND I 4A-C.I.F. l l V l l l l one i l l three 1 Taking control over his opponent is Danny Rovira. Carlos Barrientos contemplates his next move a splil- second before the match continues. 4 Nicky Kob, who look second in CIF, locks up w1ll'1 l1lS opponent Brian Malavar takes a deep breath before a ma1Cl1. Using his leqs and arms is senior Donny Flores. l Mike Braynard listens for the whisile.

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i Q V 5 three I DIVIDUALS EXCEL A THE TEAM KEEP AELO T IO boys' swimmu w 31 , Y K 53. I . X I one two four THE BOYS',SWIM TEAM STARTED THE YEAR WITH TRYING PRACTICES. EVEN THOUGH THE SWIMMING SEASON STARTED IN FEBRUARY, THE TEAM BEGAN THEIR TRAINING IN SEPTEMBER. THE TEAM PRAC- TICED RIGOROUSLY EACH DAY. THESE PRACTICES LASTED UP TO THREE HOURS. BESIDES THEIR REGULAR AFTER-SCHOOL WORKOUTS, THEY WORKED OUT IN THE MORNING. THEIR DEDICATION AND DILI- GENCE GAVE EACH MEMBER THE EXTRA EDGE NEEDED TO WIN RACES. THE VARSITY TEAM CONSISTED OE HIGH- LY TALENTED INDIVIDUALS. MIKE CONN WAS SUPERB IN THE BUTTERFLY. ROBERT SALLEY EXCELLED AS THE SPRINTER OF THE TEAM. DOUG BARNEY, A SOPHOMORE, WAS OUTSTANDING IN FREESTYLE. STEVE IUR- MAN AND MATT KNITTLE WERE EXCELLENT ENDURANCE SWIMMERS. SEAN EATON WAS AN ALL-AROUND GOOD SWIMMER. WITH