Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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Swimming Varsity Boys Kept Their Top Notch By Sarah Massengill This past year the Boys Varsity swim- mers literally beat the pants off of their competitors. With the many returning swimmers and the many new recruits, they swam to an out- standing season. Keith Opstad stat- ed, We have the tools and the talents which make us a great team. Still, we really worked hard to perfect them. Just about every day the boys were found perfecting their strokes, swim- ming up to ten hours a week under the coaching of Mr. Moore. This was my first year with Mr. Moore as my coach and all I can say is that he was wonderful, added Todd Ogi. Mr. Moore projected a positive attitude which forced them to try to do their very best. At the beginning of the season Rob Miller We supported and congratulated each other whether we won or lost. - Brent Alfonzo predicted, Since we have a lot of good swimmers, we should do well this year. Rob's prediction became reality, and they began the season with an undefeated re- cord thanks to the hard work-outs and team spirit. Also, we must give spe- cial note to the team captains, Ray Un- derberg, Mike Jacoway, and Mike Napierala, because according to Coach Moore, These guys are excellent lead- ers and the source of our team's enthusiasm! ln the future, the boys hope to, Hswim faster, destroy Mt. Carmel, and place in the top three in C.l.F. With the excellent train- ing and outstanding performances, bright promises of the future suddenly material- ized in the present. Front, L-R: Eric Innis, Darren Nylec, Mike Jacoway, Brian Napierala, Mike Napierala, Rob Miller, Geoff Austin, Brent Alfonzo. Backg L-R: Mike Sinclair, Keith 92 Boys Varsity Swimming Hanson, Spi Conant, Todd Kroepel, Stetfan Pyle, Keith Opstad. James Harding, Alan Harris, Todd Ogi, Ray Underberg. Mira El Camino MVP This past year's MVP was Brian Na- pierala who has been swimming for the Varsity team since his freshman year. According to Coach Miller, He me .,,,,?. excels with both his freestyle and his butterfly strokes. Brian feels that his strongest strokes are his 100m and 50m freestyle. He hopes to continue to per- fect his many moves while attend- ing college next year. S . W ifxxx :N

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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.