Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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wD ...,.g'wnus- is V , i :,g ' Athletics remained a very important part of the PHS students' lives over the 1986-87 school year. They provided school spirit for the spectators, and competition for the athletes. The pride that the athletes felt when they won a game was incredible. There isn't a better feeling than winning an impor- tant game, and having the student body feel proud of you, commented one anonymous football player. But winning wasn't everything for the ath- letic teams although it was important. I feel like I can escape the im- mense pressure of my schoolwork, and the strict 7:30 to 2:16 daily sched- ule by participating in a sport, com- mented Mike Alhstrom. For some of the students, their academic sched- ule simply got too difficult. Sports, sim- ply provided a nice and different change of pace. 6 Opening s Maintain Success The football, soccer and track teams were all able to finally play their games on a nice field with a real stadium. Varsity soccer player Chris Eakman stated, lt was nice to be able to look around the field before a game, and think to yourself how nice our stadium turned out. Despite certain losses here and their, the PHS athletic teams, main- tained Poway's good reputation around San Diego. It's really neat to be in Los Angelas or a place faraway and have a person say 'Hey Poway isn't that the place with the great sports team?' and being able to say yes!! explained Tamara Watkins. Overall, the sports teams gave their school a reason to be proud to attend Poway High. And they had a great time doing it too! n ew it Qt i ' S . ' it so mms mmm :unseat 2253 ll iii? Haiti!! 5255 twig!!! gif!!-il gg M 'mtwwwgamg remit? , Heather Kreitze-r's facial expression shows her determination to win her match. . .. ,