Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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enni Spirit Helps JV Win By Naomi Kusano The word spirit may not mean much to some people, but it meant a lot for the girl's JV tennis team. Spirit seemed to be the key ingredient that helped the girls to the many victorious wins that they had. Most of the teammates felt joining the tennis team was a good way to meet many new people, Kristy Faustman added, 'Tve become good friends with a lot of them. We all support each other and don't really compete against one another seriouslyf' The other girls on the team were not the only friends they had. The person who taught them the skills to be a good tennis player, Coach Parinello, is also one of their friends. i'Coach Parinello is really supportive in everything we do, stated Carol Macllroy. l'le's not just a regular coach, he's also a friend. Karin Morrison also added, Perry is really funny and makes being on the JV team a lot of funf' Although they all enjoy being on the JV team, their goal for next year is to get a solid spot on the Varsity team. Both Whit- ney Muelbauer and Karin Morrison are the top JV players and have played on the Varsi' ty team as well. Karin has played doubles with Varsity tennis player, Carla Quaresma, and did quite well. Along with their team- mates, Whitney and Karin are both working hard to make next year's Varsity team a good one. JV Tennis Scores Opponents: . Mira Mesa, Patrick Henry if Bishops it is ,Carlsbad,tjEig,5: J, .S rTQ?rev Glen Q a A '.i'f. is F iti T xr f . . . .5..,-:tg i 3 . . .. .... ... . ..i. - In rssi itiit' san V ,,.. Mtn San Faiibfaisk Carol Macllroy illustrates the perfect serve Paulette Beirne concentrates as her opponent serves 68fGirls Jv Tennis San Pasiijual Tap row, keith wright: 1CoachPai-inello, Laura Whyte, V Francis, Lisa Hess, Christina Hittle, Kristy Faust th b H Pauiette Beime, Karin Morrison, Lynda Spalding, man, Laurie Hoiiee, Heather iiritzer, Front leit: Car 9 5 ' Kinciai Marin, Charity Eimore, Middle left: Nicole , ol Maciilmg. Kim Hester. ' 3 l V

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Using all her strength, Mami Brown returns the serve. Dominique Rcsano waits for her opponent to get ready. ,ii::zi1i'Vt a 1, o, i 1 I Liv, ,, , ' - ' ' i , A F 3 bn ' ' x 1 ' 'fx' . .. v 'Q Q. N 1 xg Y, f MVP Carla Quaresma was voted the Most Valuable Player of the year for the sec- ond time in a row, lt's a really good feeling to win the MVP title, com- mented Quaresma, At 8 years of age, , f sf . - Q t Carla started taking lessons and was par- ticipating in many tournaments by the age of IO. She feels that her coaches are the biggest influ- ence on her match- es. For next year, Carla stated, Hope- fully, we'll be able to go to CIF and this time, win the title! San Torrey Orange Glen orrey rrey Pines Glen Vista San Dieguito 19V2 8M Totals Sisters Jodi and Dominique made a smashing doubles team. -lMtf Carmel l ttiv 23W 17W 816 5 2 67

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Hoping to land the shot, Dawn Gigstad uses mental telepathy to tell the ball where to go. asketball JV Blows Away Undefeated, talented, and enthusiastic characterized this years girls junior varsity basketball team from head to toe. K'We're like a family. We understood each other and worked well together, explained Sopho- more Karmyn Clark. The group consisted of only two Sophomores and seven Freshmen. Coach Salzman commented, The Freshmen were very highly skilled. I never had a prob- lem of replacing players into different posi- tions because we had such great depth. The team didn't depend on any one player. Every individual contributed and picked up points. Coach Salzman was really helpful, re- marked Tammy Brannon, Mwhenever he criticized a player he also complimented them. He made us feel good about our- selves. Basketball is an activity to keep in shape, but also to meet new people. Fresh- man Christy Fortney stated, L'When I first started playing basketball, six years ago, it was just something to do. Now that my skills have improved I have grown to enjoy the competitive aspects of the sportf' This out- standing team had everything required to succeed. They had excellent abilities to ma- neuver the ball on the court, they achieved a desire to win, and they were friends on and off the court. The time the players spent practicing, showed in their games and gave new hope for the future in girls basketball games. ' ' ft 'f5 rifYi ,,,-,ff-- lll ' M 'r'srf .... . '- F 'F Fallbrook ...,-, 1. Marco . F fj.. , it , lf Rarkidna 55 fmt Carmel , 35 -fffl rtii -,, Jli, V 'ffm .ri 1-f-- T 41 5 T, ' 'lls S-fi 68 ,, Torfdy Pines' 13 llll llfllllffll T L ljl -- Orange Glen A ff 54 ' ' wr., Mrgfcamliei A Vista' San Dieguito Fallbrook 3 it 355 T T M ria 4 , 77 43 T - 4 s 3 at .J a-,M Back L-R: LeAnn Weech, Laura Nugent, gan, Karmyn Clark, Christy Fortney, Tammy Brannon, Julie Scwan, Dawn Gig- Cgagh Salzman stad, Front: Jenny Guerena, Kelly Cam- ' Karmyn Clark races past her opponents with the greatest of ease Basketball 69