Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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Swimming JV finding their lot in life By Kristen Yamasaki An Underclassman? Grab 'em and stick them in the nearest can! Yeah! Did you see them run? Yes, school can be tough for the newer and younger generation. This year's Junior Varsi- ty Boys and Girls Swimming team made the best of their year, sticking together, and mak- ing friends. Even though there wasn't much time to talk during practice, they still met friends. i'Eric iVosenkamper, the coachi while around the pool is a total and complete dictator. He never stops pushing you til you get out of the pool. I-Ie's really understanding though and I think he has a lot of good quali- ties that make him a great coach, Joann Schlecht explained honestly. 'AHe really en- Shawn Yamasaki exerts himself during the 100 fly, Junior Varsity Girls 8: Boys Swimming ,Q,,... Qs, 1 : kk .L ,.. - as J . ' ...11 r ',. -,ii1- - ..:.,. vi r ,, Fa,llbr5i5l?fir ..gy... , riis ' courages us and really helped everyone to reach their full potential, Michelle Housand added. ul like the people. They're really sup- portive and even when the workouts are hard, many teammates still keep their sense of humour, which helped usf' replied Julie Schlecht. The thing I enjoyed most about the swim team was the acceptance. ltis so reassuring to get out of the pool after a race and have people saying nice comments, stated Mi- chelle. I liked the self-satisfaction of putting out an effort as a team, Tracy McClellan proclaimed. Summing it all up, 'Swimming is a terrific sport and l'm happy that l have the opportunity to continuefl - David Hilbig added. Bryan Huey executes a perfect breaststroke during a meet. BV rg? A. 5 'K ,gf un. .idx , N 1 . V, W 1-f r -f '1 1'r so tl'i f 4 ..,, gfvfflw ' Bk LT: S' Bwughmnf B' Huey' D' Hams' C' snag, M. swims, R, mei, M. Houma, s. Lisa Mancini gives the 100 fly her all. Griffith, E. Speciale, R. Avila, S. Yum, Vcsen- kamper, Srdz T. Minkei, S. Yamasaki, T. Var- teiis, E, Feterson, J. Klein, G, Rogers, C. Oski, S. Fort-reriisrock, P. Racine, M. Sinclair, J. Krae- 94 Junior Varsity Girls and Boys Swimming pai, znar E. vazaa, N, naar, rg Mcciaiiafig C McCooi, M. Treichler, J, Blackburn, C. 'Fur- nage, D, Watts, Sfchiecht, Kemieln, FT, Fin- eauit, Jackson, Frey, Schiacht, Decker, Rah!- ing, Bergman, Chase, Shimizu.

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Stephanie Allen pushes herself to the outer limits. WPS! our iv- A ., MTITANS Album? if TlTb ANS -...W rack Supporting Victory By Lori Raber 'LThis year's J.V. track team was like a family. We supported each other and, we all got along very well, commented Nicole Gou- dy. At each track meet members from differ- ent events cheered the other competitors on, giving them confidence and encouragement. The coaches were interested in each mem- ber improving and doing her best rather than just winning. My personal goal is to make this year my best and to push myself farther at each workout, stated Kris Sampson. Personal achievement and helping others motivated the members. I enjoyed the meets and the feeling of support we all felt from each other, commented Kim Chester- field. Coaches Quaz, Martin, Jones and Schaitel all played a part in teaching and supporting the members this past year. Ml feel this year the coaches expected more, and this increased the team's overall effort, many members agreed. Although each girl had personal goals and motivations, the team profited from their ef- fort and dedication. 'AOne of our biggest ac- complishments this year was our home meet where all of our teams won, it was a great feeling, commented Stephanie Allen. Sup- port from all the other teams helped each team gain confidence. Mesa it San gl N, X ' S. Allen, J. Kinsler. J. Biblheimer, C. Allen. A. Fender. l.. Raynor, V. Lindrose, K. Clark. K. Sampson, E. Seymour, L, White, B. Byers-Ward, J.V. Girls TrC1Ck 95