Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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Miles Kelly anticipates action on the field. Striving Beyond By Molly Smith and Paige Smith We took each game one step at a time, and always looked at the next with a posi- tive attitude, explained Jason Barrie. The spirit, pride and confidence behind the 1987 J.V. Football team took them beyond obstacles, and into tougher competition. Most could agree that defeating both Mt. Carmel and Vista were the high-points of their season. The personality which this year's team attained, allowed them to be successful with a new offense, while still maintaining their strong defense. The high caliber athletes is only making the success of the P.H.S. Football Program increase. Jon Stephani expressed, 'gWe have talent that has not yet been awakenedf, With the potential they possess, the JV Titans are looking forward to next year, and the gassers, with much anticipation, and confi- dence that they will be on top. Mike Pe- drotti felt, Next year will be our year to Coach Torretto and I were fortunate to have such potential in our players, re- marked assistant Coach Welch. The play- ers all expressed fresh attitudes, striving to- ward their full capability. Gassers and ups and downs left the team gasping for breath, however, the price of daily practice proved beneficial. Their overall conditioning towered above any other team they compet- ed against. The entire team united to create an excellent group of athletes. They dedi- cated themselves to improving, and confi- dence led them to the field. Although all of their victories proved to be special, the game against Fallbrook stands out as a momentous occasion. The final score revealed Poway triumphant. Freshmen flair kept their spirits high, en- abling them to perform skillfully during the season. We improve in each new game and are ready to tackle the upcoming .-f ,.-W.. g-puuuuuuuliil sri!!! ....Z'mlhWl-w- ... '.' Matt Schwenke expertly slips Chris Rzewuski the football. With this attitude we can be assured for a successful year to come. shine, and reveal our true potential. year, C0mmcntcd CW Page. They look forward to shedding their freshmen uniforms and playing Junior Varsity ball. Top row: G. Rabb, J. Wood, B. Miller, B. Feaster, P. Brad bury, D. Miller, H. Nitz, T. Cella, M. Schwenke, C. Wil- bourn, R. Mclsaac Third row: J. Edmundson, G. Ward, J Harvey, J. Stauss, D. Kesling, P. Pesque, S. Stevens, A. Mc Coy, B. Rowley, B. Howard, J. Stephani Second row: Assist. Coach K. Flaherty, A. Gobert, O. Al-Nasser, M. Uyeda, C. Rzewuski. J. Barrie. R. Thomas. J. Gilbert. TVI. Pedrotti, T. Nichols. Coach Champion First row: A. Nguyen, C. Mat- thews. B. Sargent. R. Davis. D. Morris, C. McCool. J. Din- neen. D. Day. J. Russo. C. Crosier JV cmd Frosh Foofboll 237

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OPPONENT Torrey Pines Orange Glen Mt. Carmel? Vista t ' ,Dieguito iraiibroqitg .y..y. gy Ofangwiaaa Mt. Carmazlf F Vista? . 'San ieguito h -h flgff-f xiii?-fibffiok seems C Q- 3-1 . - 3-0 l-3 3-0 3-0 3-0 l-3 3-0 2-3 3-0 3-O 3-0 -.i.1 TQTATL , if T 9:3 333 - r Varsity Unifies by Jeffrey Stahlhut 'lHigh school sports is more than just athletics, it's friendship and good timesf, this quote from Lynell Stokes really reached the heart of this year's Varsity vol- leyball team, a team that came together from a bunch of individuals to form an on- the-court family. Led by Nthe Seniors the team produced an outstanding year with an excellent fu- ture. This year's team was very unusualf' stated coach Sarver and with superstitious like HWSKA shirts, Green Dots and rib- bons, and activities like T-Ping the coach's house and singing songs during bus rides, the team definitely was not ordinary. The team also found time for sewing their own game shorts and slumber parties. The girls were not all fun and games though, academically speaking they had eight scholar athletes and compiled a 3.5 G.P.A. They also ex- celled on court with a 9-3 league record and a semi-final appearance at C.I.F. Coach Sarver summed it up best when she said, They really lived up to their expectations and accomplished a lot. Those expectations often meant hard work and tough practices, but according to Christie Hoover, This was the most united team we've had and it made practices and things easier, and those tough practices really paid off. Linda Bertran awaits a Charry Korgel set. Top: Stephanie Feaster, Christie Hoover. Paige Smith,, Shannon Griffon. Charry Korgel. Bottom: Christy The team prepares for an in-coming serve. Fortney. Linda Bertran. Amy Boyer. Judy Egan. Kirby Scale. Lynell Stokes Vorsify Volleyball 239