Morro Bay High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Morro Bay, CA)

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Pirates Launch Girls Soccer Team he JV soccer team had a successful season finishing with a 11-7-4 re- cord which gave them third place in their league. The highlight of the season was the scoreless tie with previously un- beaten, untied Cabrillo. Spearheading the offense, which scored a 3.5 goal per game average, was high scorer Michael Ongley followed closely by Sean Haidet and Tom Chausse. On the other end of the field Julie Sarratt, Dave Joller and Scott Emmons, along with Don Taylor in goal anchored the stingy defense allowing only 1.5 goals per game. League play saw the team function as one unit, said Coach Ludin. MBHS also participated in the forma- tion of the first girls' soccer league to- gether with five other schools. Coach Warren Ristow took a group of girls most of whom had only a little or no exper- ience, and created a team which was not only competitive but was in second place in the league throughout most of the sea- son. ln addition to that success, six of the girls will play in the All Star soccer game. 108 Soccer

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ario Dominates The Mat restling isn't just a muscle sport. Much like chess, the wrestlers must be planning ahead, because for every move there is a counter- move. Wrestlers do need strength, but their size isn't stressed as much as it is in other sports. This is because they wrestle by weight classes. lt's a sport for all sizes. This year's team had two new coaches, coach Jeff Stuebing and assistant coach Rod Barnes. Coach Stueb- ing put much emphasis on upper body strength. He was very strict, after every day's two hour practice, each wrestler had to sprint three quarter mile laps. This is what builds endurance which each wrestler needs. Wrestling is a team sport. During league the team gets a score as a whole as well as individually. Competition be- comes individual during ClF, it all depends upon the indi- vidual record and wins. Wrestlers this year include Mario Rodriguez who was ranked number one wrestler in his weight division, Tim Hannaford, and Paul Keas. These three contributed much to the team's over all ranking. Page 11O.1. Tim Hannaford loves wrestling, but he's thinking of going out for the track team. He wants to see if he can master speed as well as he mastered strength. 2. Varsity Wrestling. FRONT ROW: P. Keas, M. Mario, M. Rodriguez, D. Moore, T. Hannaford. SECOND ROW: coach J. Stuebing, S. Cobb, B. Veorin, K. Bean, T. Kerr, B. Seager. BACK ROW: G. Del Toro, C. Poggemann. Page 111. 1. Paul Keas is one of the leading wrestlers on the MBHS team. Although his favorite sport is wrestling, he also enjoys running cross country. 2. Junior Varsity. FRONT ROW: coach J. Stuebing, P. Seager, M. Hanna- ford, E. Colvard, R. Marciel. SECOND ROW: P. Baldwin, R. Armenta. J. Bridges, T. Burbank. BACK ROW: J. Tushbant. 3. Mario Rodriguez is one of the leading contenders in the LPAL. He will be joining the marines after graduation and hopes to continue wrestling. 110 Wrestling