Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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oileyball The Poway Varsity Team sets up to receive the volley- ball. Varsity: Pizazz Plus Power By Julie Hartman Refreshing spring weather not only invited new sights and new sounds, but also exciting sports like Volleyball fever! The fastest growing sport on the California beaches hit Poway High for the second year as an official competitive sport. The Boys Varsity Volley- ball team took on the new season with dedica- agreed that Volleyball is a fun game to play and they enjoyed the quick-paced intensity during the tournaments. Senior Pete Babich stated, Volleyball is an easy sport to learn, but hard to masterf' Everyday, after school they practiced on improving their fundamen- tals, especially Hpassingff We had a lot of tion and enthusiasm. Coach Mike Ball stated with pride, Once the team members started playing the game, they didn't want to stop. Some of the players took the game very seriously and their devotion during the practices showed in their gamesf, Volleyball is a sport that You canit be serious when playing volley- ball. - Jon Jaro talent on the team, but we needed to learn to work to- gether more, commented Doug Potter. Senior Jim Miller profoundly re- marked, f'The success of this team depended on the unity of the squad. The team enjoyed work- ing with Coach Ball and re- spected him too. He is a hard disciplined coach and isn't normally introduced until the high school level. This makes it a good opportunity to try something different and see if you have what it takes. All of the team members heartily 108 Boys Varsity Volleyball very knowledgeable, said Pete Babich confi- dently. Through the season, the Varsity team progressed to meet their competitors with equal force. ' --W., i ' - 1'--W.. U 1, . W , L ' 1 . if N9 - f N...-f 1 , ...fr X -vm Q T09 1-'Rf Ji?-5011 APPQL Jeff Collins, JOY? Jaw, lard, Jason Jones, Pete Balaich, Jon Kiclwell, Christiaem Zaayer, Travis Higgins, Dave De- Doug, Potter, Coach Ball. laney. Bottom L-R: Brian Rauch, Dan Mil- Dave Delaney prepares to execute the perfect bump shot.

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olleyball They Set Standards By Julie Hartman Bump! Set! Spike! Guided by Coach Larry Higgins, the Boys J.V. Volleyball team made it through a successful season. Junior Kevin Kohler remarked with enthusiasm, '!We had a good season. The team had no problem getting tired up. We had fun. However, the team also had to work hard to improve their games. Kevin Collins commented, i'We need- ed to practice a lot to get the fundamentals down. The team practiced everyday after school along with the varsity team. We worked well as a team because we wanted to do our best and be competitive, stated Ke- vin Kohler. The members agreed that Coach Higgins was easy to work with and he was very informative and helpful on their playing techniques. Junior Jon Hoffman summed it up by saying, The team members figured that a positive attitude on the court and from Coach Higgins was very important in the out- come ofthe season. This attitude will have a lasting impact on the players as they become future varsity members in years to follow, With high hopes, Jon Hoffman gets set to keep the ball in the game. is ,,, gall ., ummm ' ' MLM1 aff, j u Er A5 ' gi? -' if. gi lt We fi gi, W. ffffelf ' ' V' 7 fi fi' f ' I ' i ft 'vilrff' I xii, S Y i,..' . t he Q ' rr' fx, ii it T Q s 1 'if r 3 'L 'f--' 1 ,-'. . i' T 4 E ' . - 3 - a. I s,. . i , ,,.,, 1 ,, T f '..'s r ' I .,., .,,,,. ' 'f K '..t 0 - J? I 11. w V .Ks i, in t ? t,!' A iw . , I t'7Bonf Vista ' . I 1 I, 5 1 iiflf S f 4 asqllal f f . alla A' J ' rf' ' ' . 5 f l 't ! E T i f . ,. . . ,..,,. . . . . . . if: W -'r iff 2 - . ff .rw 'E Z 2 it f .t. . -7. fiiigggg pr 5. VV.V 5, ffgpfil E K Z ., ra. . 5 Aa Top l.-R: Jason Weigle, Kevin Kohler, Chad Milling, R: Justin Gresham, Ethan Meadows, Mario Escobar, Ricky Anderson, Keith Ball, Coach Higgins. Bottom L- Kevin Collins, Steve Jameson, Sean Arthur. Justin Gresham Hbumpsw the ball in hopes that someone will get it soon. 110 Boys JV Volleyball