Palos Verdes High School - Triton Yearbook (Palos Verdes Estates, CA)

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As Varsity struggled through season, JV dominated M: After a gallant shot on goal, Kristin Steele follows tier sfiot up Passing the ball accurately, Mindy Fountain contributes an important play to the game. With an impressive record of 6-2-2, the JV soccer team finished first in Bay League. The team started slowly, but as the year progressed, the JV team ' s spirit and unity became evident in their game. The Varsity soccer team finished the season with a record of 4-5-3. The team had some excellent games showing its skills and dexterity. The points scored this year were contributed by the persistent forward line: Alison Miller, Ann Vasey, and the leading scorer, Stephanie Poncher. Consistent play was given by sweeper, Stacey O ' Hara, and goalie, Janice Kasai. IB ' -Sit l »se iHilii In his first year at PV, Coach Fritz Girls ' JV Soccer: Front Row: Laura Crandall, Mindy Fountain, Dede Militello, Becky Meml, Mary Miller, Heather Samoth blamed lack of Spirit and Rafuse 2nd Row: Jeanne Yoshida. Shana Tucker, Betsy Lohrer, Christian Danna, Lori Beard, Lori Chase, Leigh abilitv tO olau aS 3 team aS reaSOnS Strom, Kristin Steele , i ti - -t- it tor the Varsity I eam s losses. Sports-207

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r-% Jv fv Girls ' Varsity Soccer PV Opponent Rolling Hills 1 1 West 1 2 Tonance 1 3 South 1 North 1 Rolling Hills 4 West 1 1 Torrance 4 South 1 2 North 5 1 ii, :i; ' ' . 4- ' ? Girls Varsity Soccer: Front Row: Ann Vasey. Liz Malone, Erin Scully, Anne Rafkin, Monica Savo, Nancy Gould, Silvana Schiappa, Second Row: Jenny Neff, Stacey Leake, Stacey O ' Hara, Karen Goodman, Sae Nelson, Alison Miller, Janice Kasai, Stephanie Poncher, Coach Fitzroy Samoth. Jumping for the ball, Alison Miller prepares herself to head the ball Reaching for the ball, Janice Kasai makes another spectacular save for her team. 206Sports

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Inspite of a disappointing start, the Boys ' Varsity tennis team professed strong hopes for the future. Led by number one singles player Scott Tredennick, only a sophomore, and number one doubles team Kurt Kredel and Andrew Chekian, both juniors, the team ' s obvious strong point is that all of its best players will be returning next year. Other strong singles players were Scott Spearman, Mike Bran- dmeyer, and Mark Germann, who are also juniors. In addition, consistently good doubles performances were tur- ned in by seniors Mike Lindberg and Captain Mike Payne, who stated, This is the most well-balanced team I ' ve ever been on in my four years at PV. I have a lot of confidence in us. The JV team, led by the consistent play of top singles player Steve Abrams and the outstanding doubles play of Bill Wilson and Doug Linehan, also had a disappointing start but has high hopes for future seasons. Coach John Fullerton is confident that the JV will provide strong players for the Varsity for many years to come. Once again, Coach John Fullerton leads PV tennis through a fine season Boys ' JV Tennis: Front Row: Manuel Baculi. Gregory Conlon, Steven Abrams, Patrick Linehan, Tony Jenkins. 2nd Row: Coach John Fullerton, Javier Sagredo, William Wilson, Steve Hitchcock, Michael Giardino, Jason Taylor. With absolute determination, junior Scott Spearman lunges to hit a powerful forehand Reaching for the ball. Steve Abrams hits a winner. 208-Sports