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

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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

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Golf Players Drive For CII s the golf team began the 1986 season there was much concern as to whether or not they would do well. But with a Varsity team consisting of Morgan Ecklund, Mike Smith, Dave Bartlett, Ken Sperow, Kevin Stead, Dan Prenevost, and outstanding fresh- man Jason Hayes, the team is working hard to put itself in a position of contention with league leaders St. Joseph, and Cabrillo. Four years ago Bruce Badrigian began playing as well as coaching the MBHS golf team. The most im- portant thing is not who is the best player, but their etiquette and the rules, which most of the players are learning rather quickly. The team practices for two to three hours daily working on chipping, putting, and driving. But the long hours are looking like they will pay off for the MBHS golf team. They are expected to place third in the Los Padres League which would allow them to go to CIF. Although Badrigian was not willing to talk about individuals, he was very impressed with Hayes, who is competing with and beating players who have competed for three or four years. His average score is somewhere in the low eighties, whereas many of his counterparts will shoot in the high eight- ies or low nineties. The thirty golfers who came out forced Badrigian to have challenge match- es to determine the varsity as well as junior varsity team. He was very suprised with the numbers but it provided a wealth of talent to choose from. The team has a great future and hard work and experience will help them to realize their potential. 1 12 Golf