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WA I I Chad Milling escapes the grasp of an opponent an: orking by Traci McClellan '4Deep seated mutual respectf' stated Coach Mark Miller, was the basis for this yearis successful Varsity waterpolo team. The compatibility between players and coach became evident with their record - 18 wins and 6 losses - and two rounds of CIF play in which they placed fifth. Eric Wetzell, a goalie, expressed, Coach Miller has had a great positive effect on my life. The team came together this year unlike years past where disjointedness and ball- hogs kept the team from functioning like a well-oiled machine. But this year, their performance far surpassed my expecta- tionsf, stated Coach Miller. Challenging workouts also increased the team's strength. With the use of weight belts and sweats, players felt the condi- tioning aspect quite intensely. Brian Huey commented, These wor- kouts are super tough. Friend- ships played an important part in the success of the season. Keith Hanson stated, We prepares to shoot. Together all get along really good and encourage Q one another? Not only in the pool, but outside the comradary continued. Many changes were seen by the water- polo team this year. A new score clock decorated the pool area, providing a more advanced look. Extra awards were given out to those truly players who are not always recognized. Some of the awards and cipients are as follows: Most Valuable Player - Steve Hardest Worker Award - Steffan Eric Wetzell Most Improved Player - David Most Inspirational Player - Aku konen Todd Kroepel summed up saying, Sharing the victories with team- mates made it all worthwhile., These players met the chal- lenges set before them to be- come a strong team who really worked together. 9 W H ' Y 'g1.,i.M,, .,,t- -at. . -- 'Wa -www 'f--ii Q' ' Aku Kaikkonen anticipates receiving a pass from the goalie. 244 Vorsify Woferpolo L-R bk:A. Ka1kkonen,S. Pyle, E. Wetzell,S. Ostrom, M. Stcffans, Front row: E. lnms, R. Underberg, D. Hilbig, M. Napierala, B. Huey, E. Spedale, Mid Miller, K. Hanson, J. Blackburn row: M. Jacoway, T. Kroepel, C. Milling, K. Opstad,
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eturning the serve. Charlotte Skive tosses the ball for a smashing serve. Jodi Rosano and Laura Newmark work for a PHS victory. v a .tai . .A ,M B F if-1:1 W -:A lqlgffwn, ' 'i 1...-runnin. i A wfw' w iff'-t'll1l1er'f nsnx , I rif- ' . 5 V' PKG! gt. .1 X, Varsity 11,- yi We They Fallbrook 24 4 Torrey Pines 18 10 Mt. Carmel 22 6 Vista 19 9 ,San Dieguito 20 4 Orange Glen 27 1 CAPTAINS Ii ' ' fi P ,ll 'pf i A 5 This year's team was lead by the team's three seniors. Danielle De- cosmo, Jennifer Lukenbill, and Deena Mueller were all full of en- couragement, and support for the team. Their spirit and leadership abilities were an extra incentive to strive for Victory. While emotionally they were strong, their talents on the court can not be forgotten. Next year the team will miss your support. Girls Vorsify Tennis 243
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Qiiiag K' ' fe., aaa' 15 . ,E .wh ax - .2 Dave Hilbig concentrates on passing drills during practice. 1, ,,. ,f-my 1. ee? 1 5 - ,,,,s.c. Y lg? 0, , fy? .mf .g 5, 9 ,Q V ,Q .filff v-.wa av e af. 'LQLA V teal, sw t14d,Fi'l'Y?'2?-'-1WarQw!fi'2P'11-.v C Varsity Vlfa 2 ,,!v Opponents San Pasqual Escondido ArmyfNaVyfQg ttt San Pasqual 1' I R. Buena Vista Carlsbad Vista ' Mt. Carmel El Cajon Granite Hills Orange Glen Armyj Navy Valhalla Monte Vista Fallbrook Mt. Carmel Orange Glen Coronado Fallbrook Alumni Vista Monte Vista Escondido Coronado 1 ' Us 1. 5 ! 19 5 23 5 27 V 7 28 13 ' 35 13 18 11 f 13 ii 13 ' i3 7 9 8 9 13 11 7 17 ll 3 11 9 12 14 12 15 13 7 9 19 3 8 18 Totals: 18 Wins 6 Losses ,Q CAPTAIN Steve Ostrom was chosen by his fellow teammates as this year's team captain. Steve commented, It was one of the nicest honors I could re- ceive. It means more than All League or CIF. lt means more to have players respect youf, And respect him they did. Through the friendships shared, Steve was well liked by all. Steve has enjoyed playing waterpolo and re- ceived many awards for his efforts. This year, he made the San Diego All-CIF Team 2nd Team and the Pa- lomar Conference All-League lst Team. He lead and encouraged his team to a very successful season. Steve said that he will continue to play in college because he really loves the sport. Good luck in all you do, Steve! The players watch the action unfold with concentration. Varsity Woferpolo 245
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