Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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fharry Korgel serves herself onto the All Palomar feam. FALL MVP o o urstin g with talent By Molly Smith, Traci McClellan, Jeff Stahlhut, and Paige Smith With such outstanding athletic pro- grams, it is truly an honor to be recognized as exempliary. The hard work and individ- ual talent allowed each of these athletes to lead his team and contribute to the prosper- ity of Poway High School Athletics while being named MVP. Shining above the rest, Theresa Davis lead the Girls Cross Country team to their. C.I.F. crown. Theresa placed 12th in the Palomar League. f Left to righti Carla Quaresma, Jose Cas- tro, Greg Warden, Steve Ostrom, Brian Greg Warden conquered the football field. Greg walked away with All-Palomar Defensive Player-of-the-Year, First team All-Palomar, and was voted Poway High Football MVP. Jose Castro made his mark on the foot- ball field by being named to the Palomar All-League team. Congratulations on fine seasons. The hard work and dedication has really paid off. We hope you have continued suc- cess. Devore, Teresa Davis, and Charry Korgel Carla Quaresma concentrates as she earned All League and CIF. Bryon Devore captures the CIF individual crown. ii Steve Ostrom set a new record with the most steals in one seasong a total of 78. Foll Sports MVPs 255

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C R O g S C Q U I R Y Erin-Mary Barrett and Megan Hewlt surpass the Mt Unity Yields Success by Paige Smith 'fRunning brings people together, comg mented Melissa McCool, It,s like an unf spoken bond. That unspoken bond brought the JV Girls Cross Country teamif, to the top of the Palomar League, and conf cluded their season with a 9-l record. A lotifgll of their success was due to their unity and 5 desire to work hard and support each other. They became more like a family and less like individual athletes. 'LI was impressed with their hard work and the way they worked together as a team,', offered Coach Embry, 'fThe unity carried outside of the team. Before meets, our lady Titans could often be seen singing songs together as they all tried to help break the tension before important races. As a team, they en- couraged each other to do the best they could to benefit each other and the team. While being enthusias- tic gave them an advan- tage, it was the strength of their talent that put them ahead of the rest. With such a well-rounded team, Poway is bound to be on top again next year. Go get 'em girls! Melissa McC00l follows Amy Fender. Carmel competition Top L-R: M. Hewit, E. Barrett, A. McGath, E. Flores, T. Baird, N. McCool, M. McCool, S. Mili- Allison Oldham concentrates on her pace Kantor, S. Paschall, A. Betty, A. Bareno. Front: L. Can. Younker, A. Fender, A. Oldham, A. Cassidy, Y. 254 Girls JV Cross Country

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SOCCER - Bouncing ack K by Jeffrey Stahlhut f'Swish,,l the familiar sound of a soccer ball hitting the back of the net, for another goal. This sound was hard to come by for this year's Varsity Soccer team. They soon found out how tough it was to defend a CIF title. The largest problem was inexperience. After losing eight players to graduation and one to Mt. Carmel, they had very few re- turning starters. Wade Brannon stated, this year's team was real youngf, And when you play in a league like the Palomar League it is easy to have a tough season. Both Mt. Carmel and San Dieguito were the stiffest competition, because they brought in the experience needed to win. Not all was bad for the Titans as they made a good showing in the preseason tourna- ments, in addition to some good games during the season, one in par- ticular, the Ramona game where they played eighty flawless minutes and finished f'Champ faced many new adversitiesf' stated Chris Weber, and if Champ can come back like he has in the past, we can expect brilliant teams in the future. Kevin Arthur and Marc Lipkin, two returning starters should provide Poway with the needed dominant players next year, and if they do the Boys Varsity Soccer team should have an excellent shot at regaining the coveted CIF crown. , - f-,. - 1 .fg,.: -gg-511121 iie Q :::1 ,gg , OPPONENT - if . SCBR AVA Mi- Carmel 0'2 San Dieguito 2-3 Vista 2'2 1 Fallbrook ,. .. ...,...... ....... . -1 . 515 essl ... .ii,i Vista ,,... .... a i e 2-4 San Dieguito 1-5 Fallbrook 3- 1 Torrey Pines A 1-3 . 3f2 avsiii . iia' sii' 'tee Eric Hill drives it past a Fallbrook defender. 256 Vorsity Boys Soccer Trying to give it his all Marc Lipkin pushes ahead. Top: Coach Champion, Matt Brannon, Ryan Nutting, Mike Torres, David Rosie, Scott Vasterling, Alon Banks, Kevin Arthur, Adam Muslusky, Middle, Eddie Paz, Wade Brannon, Shawn Shaffer, Marc Lipkin, Jerry Ashworth, Eugene Morris, Jeff Haines, Brady Hamilton, Bottom, Aaron Garrow, Eric Hill, Mark Truman, Chris Weber, Pat Phillips, Danny Legg