Mount Carmel High School - Horizon Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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.V. WATER POLO The 19841 JV. Water Palo team, consisting mostly of eshmen, played very well against other J.V. teams node up primarily of returning sophomores andjuniors. ilthough they lost a little more than they won, the ixperience has given them the potential to be one of we best J.V. Water Polo teams in 1985. The M scorer for we team was John Smeadly -this year's Most Valuable layer. The honors of Most Improved and Team Captain .fere chosen by the entire team, and awarded to reshman Jim Brandenburg and Junior Johanna Vigil, 5-spectively. Further, all-around player, Dan Robbins, eceived the Coach's Award from J.V.'s Coach, Melinda Jatson. ,Q 209 J. V., left to right, top row., Coach Melinda Watson, John Smeadly, Shawn Briggs, top middle rowf Dave Dixon, Rob Bruns, Keith Clement, Luis St. James, Kristen McConnell. bottom middle row: Asa Jannolf, Jim Brandenburg, Tom Waylett, Tony Torres, Dan Robbins. front row: David Czoslse, Jeff Johnson, Ernie Bell, Johanna Vigil, Chase Barrett. W jJ it ,Q it 4 ,:f ' HP.. 'J sp . sg. is 'kkk,, i K h 5 Qt 1 t..t , ' . . ir ,J , JJ .... 1 ,Mg , W rk,, A 3 5 yt F in t' f M v-inf' Mad ,,,, 'f wf,

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VARSITY WATER POLO Filled with thrills, excitement, and competition, the 1984 Varsity Water Polo team had their best season ever. Headed by Coach Tom Oliver, the team succeeded in finishing 4th in the league. Senior Kirk Stackle received the MVP award and was the first player from Mt. Carmel to make First Team All- League. This was a triumph for Mt. Carmel since the sport began here in 1952. Further, the responsibility of team captain fell upon Senior Charlie Brownell, while Juniors Damon Blacl-rman was voted most improved, and Scott Kovacs received the Cooch's award. Although they had an outstanding season, the Varsity teamjust missed making CIF, However, there is much potential, and Coach Oliver is very optimistic about the future. He encourages a greater participation in the sport, and foresees it as becoming a fine tradition here at Mt. Carmel. 5 Varsity, left to right, top row: Charlie Brownell, Rich Fields, Damon Blackman, Freddy Gleason, Kevin Colberr. middle row: Scort Kovacs, Garin lngleby, Doug Rausenberger, Sanders Holgerson, Kevin Cerven y. front row: Tod Blalock, Eric Gravelle, Bryan Tellier, Kirlf Sroclrle, Jim Barnett, not picrured: Currls Phillips. ww My r 'K N S if r S x LINE: tdiiudllk ps-

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VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1985 Boys Varsity Basketball team again held true to the tradltlon of Sundevll pride and dedication, This year much ofthe teom's experience graduated last year, there remained only three returning Varsity players to lead the team. The '85 team consisted of flve Seniors, three of whom were returning, seven Juniors, and Sophomore John Krainock, Despite this lock of experience on the Varsity level, this spriited Sundevll squad worked hard at achieving success. With more experienced players and the help of J.V.'s heighth, MC can look forward to a great year in 1986. Thus, despite some setbacks, the MC Varslty Basketball team has demonstrated the prlde, determlnatlon, and effort that ls true of the Sundevll athletic tradltlon, Without a doubt Boy's Varsity Basketball embodled the fiery splrlt of true Sundevils. iw- A xt Varsity Basketball: Back row, Coach Robinson, Brendan Keeny, M, Jejck, Ted Cohen, Edgar Comerino, Pete Cowan, Mark Smith, Andy Hart, Coach Morincovitch, front row: Greg Cook, David Payne, John Krainock, Scott Boggins, Eric Pregenzer, Scott Zimmer. Bottom left: Scott Zimmer. Bottom right: Coach Marincovitch discusses the game plan with the team. 5 lil 'AWQK cts - ' Y jf K. ,, 8 mllQQ?XIR!'!