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

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J.V. AND FROSH WRESTLING ln order to continue and meet the high standards set by Vorsity wrestling, preparation must begin at the Junior Vorsity and Frosh levels. It is through them that the Sundevil tradition of excellence is nurtured ond developed. By their efforts the J.V. and Frosh wrestling teams provide the promise for the always up and coming Vorsity wrestling program. Thus, through their continued efforts and dedlcotion, the Sundevil spirit of othletics lives on to continue and add ta the prestige of Mt. Carmel. J. V. Team Photo, Front Row, Sean McCormick, John Bates, Paul Loftis, Kevin Steiner, Mike Cook, Jeff Jewett. Back Rowg Coach Stratton, Doug Dopp, Pat Grenawig, Jeremy Goldman, Chris Harnly, Mark Kohl, Coach Watson Frosh Team Photo, Back Row, Coach Stratton, Ron Frye ,Jerry Olen, Dustin Briquelet, Brad Eskejldsen, Ken Bell, Solomon Labrador, Brion Fels, Shawn Ebbley, Coach Watson. Front Row, Pat Driggers, Darnell Bembo, Marc Magna, Steve Harnly, Brent Eskejldsen, Matt Boyer, Chris Skolmitch

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VARSITY WRESTLING The Sundevil tradition is present in all areas of Mt. Carmel athletics. The scarlet and gold tradition of pride, determination and hard work was evidently displayed by the 1985 Bays Varsity Wrestling team. This year's program was under the new leadership of Coach Stratton. lt was under his leadership that Varsity Wrestling was able to utilize all of its talent and potential. Again, MC Wrestling was able to have another great season. The key to this success was due tothe valiant efforts ofthe many fine and talented athletes who embody the true Sundevil spirit. ,JT , Team Picture: Back Row, Coach Perry Watson, Kent Champneys, Julio Mayen, John Guerra, Joe Haggerty, Andy Mann, Mike Tuzinkiewicz, Andy Hammon, Coach Stratton, Robert Nigro, Brian Stalter, Tom Olivo, Mike Barnett, Steve Wilhelm, Loren Smith, George Pfaff.

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GIRL'S SWIMMING AND DIVING Again another tradition of victory, dedication, and excellence is reflected by the many achievements ofthe Girls Swimming and Diving Team. For the past three or four years the girls have been the CIF League Champions. Ever since its conception, the Girls team has also always remained in contention for the Championship by consistently placing in the top of its class from Quarterfinals to the Finals themselves. Truly, the pride and excellence of Sundevil athletics is reflected in the achievements of this elite team of dedicated young women. Through Coach Eisler's direction, the Girls Team continually is able to send swimmers and divers to CIF Finals. For all those concerned, it is an excellent tradition of achievement to be proud of and one worth continuing. Indeed, the reputation fo MC's Swimming Program is a legend in itself that all Sundevils can take pride in. Many thanks to Coach Eisler, his assistants, and the many fine athletes, who have participated, for adding to and broadening the scope of Mt. Carmel's many achievements. C oun tercloclfwise, from lower left Csittingl: N. Trost, A. Gleason, A. Schnall, C. Cleal, N. Thomas, J. Vigil, J. Legg, C. Dussault, L. Huffschimidt, C. Brown, L. Witt, M. Porcincula, A. Cebreio, C. Husvosky, 5. Richeson, A. Vinck, H. Sanders, J. Curtis, J. Davis, T. Wright, C. Kull, H. Nally, E. Anderson, L. Giallambardo, M. Poelstra, M. Mahlman, M. Ghorhanzadeh, P. Engles, J. Humphrey, A. Kuo, C. Eldridge, 5. Ewalt, H. Barnes, W. Christopher, E. Matthews, A. Etmans, A. Dunn, T. Swahn, C, Lincoln, T, Del Casale, A. Brown, M. Porcuinculo, 5. McKinney, C. Gray.