Mililani High School - Na Mana O Poina Ole Yearbook (Mililani, HI)

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1 Solf Team ls RighT On Par sudden hush fell over The crowd. All eyes were on lone golfer as he sTepped up To The all. A shake of The head, anoTher heck To see if The ball was on line, nd he drew The club back. Tap. IT 'enT in and The crowd erupTed in iyous celebraTion. Well, noT all of ie games ThaT The MHS golf Team layed were This exciTing, buT They ied Their besT. WiTh a huge squad 'iTh over TwenTy members, The eam had anoTher OIA Champion- lip TiTle in Their sighTs. When asked whaT iT Takes To wock a Tiny whiTe ball over 350 Erds of grass and sand, Senlor enf Kinmore replied, 'TG-olf is a ame of paTience and skill. The Team developed This paTience and skill by pracTicing afTer school every day aT The Mililani CounTry Club Golf Course and The Ted Makalena Golf Course in Waipahu. Along wiTh pre- paring To beaT rival Aiea, Coach John Koulnana readied The players for a Trip To Las Vegas during Spring Break To play a mainland Team for added experience. Some of The leading players on The Team This year were Brent Klnmore, Shelly Au, Kyle Numasokl, Jeff Crow, John Rozmeski, and Kevln Hlgo. These players were very insTrumen- Tal in The Team's OIA Championship winning game lasT year, and were The viTal link To vicTory This year. Golfers Club OpponenTs During T copy by Chris Macon he Season phofo 4: Shelly Au fighTs his way ouf of The sand Trap on his way To The puTTing green. photo phofo 2: Will iT go in? ThaT's The quesTion ThaT all golfers have pop inTo Their mind as The club genTly Taps The ball. phofo 3: Shelly is all smiles as The ball soars down The fairway on line wiTh The hole. I 2 3 Golf 'IM

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They're Like The Wind Track 84 Field Run Away WiTh A GreaT Year asTer Than a speeding bul- leT, able To leap 100 fooT hurdles in a single bound, iT's a bird? lT's a plane? lT's The MHS Track and Field Team. Well, may- be a liTTle Too dramaTic buT They were a wonder. A normal prac- Tice would begin aT 3:30 down aT The Track, four To six laps and Then a couple more for warm ups. all worTh iT. As a firsT year mem- ber from Alaska, Cyndi Gusfafson Told why she prefered Hawaii, You don'T have To worry abouT geTTing freezer burn on your lungs. Senior Jason Roberfs summed up his experiences wiTh The Team as, 'lbuilding a sTrong mind. Through many Trials and much sweaT, The Team worked TogeTh- er To make iT a greaT year. Coach Shane Akamine said, We've only jusT begun. -Kaki MaTsui SweaT, sweaT, panT, gasp . . . Lefy Pena, a second year y member, described The Team as. EnergeTic, like a close family, a loT of work buT a loT of fun. Some- . Times you wanT To give up buT when you cross The finish line iT's Kg - PhoTo 4. Captain Christine lnouye helps bring ouT The maTs for pole vaulTing pracfice. PhoTo 2. Angela Dela Cruz puTs sTrengTh inTo her shoT puT. aw ff D. Nil, M. Carfer, J. Harringfon, C. Zaucha, R. Saiki, J. Wafaoka, Row 2: R. Takenaka, Y. ashiTa, D. OTa, M. Greenamyer, L. Greenamyer, G. FosTobend, D. ST. Pierre Row 3: L. Pena, J. fe, R. Ofalsa, C. Inouye, J. Howard, T. Burrell, S. Kuapahi, Row 4: A. Padilla, G. Muranaka, J. arfs, R. Asamura, D. Crumbliss, T. Smifh Row 5: A. Dela Cruz, J, Brown. C. Miller. W. Fraczak, K. lan, L. Roehm Mssing: J. Saville, R. OTake, J. Braffon, T. Dahl, M. Nash, J. Brashear, D. Bryanf, T. k, S. TaTaeshi Track And Field 443