Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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DIVI G' 'T' ' aking the lunge by Sandy Berndsen uDiving is cooler than any- thingf' stated Mike Har- ding. This was evident as the many divers found it to be exciting and fun. The super strong strength of a diver showed as he stood on the end of the board with a look of concentration and the pursuit of ex- cellence on his face. As Greg Stampfli stat- ed, 4'The anxiety received through spinning and twisting is thrilling. Having a fairly young team this year, the divers hoped to improve and prepare their skills for CIF and League. Their coach, Lisa Smedly, did a terrific job of helping them do just that, improve. She also com- mented that, 6'The team has a lot of poten- tial and they are learning fast. A diver knew of that improvement when they had ripped one of his harder dives. The secret to the success was perfection and they felt a sense of accomplishment when they stood at the end of a meet, holding a trophy, knowing that they were truly winners. an , . Vgp, A G. Stampfli, M. Harding, W. Hrdlicka, J. Carr, K. Heald, T. Christenson, K. Martin, Coach L. Smedley, J Gale, D. Rangel, A. Gunther, J. Tyson, K. Cafagna, S. Pattison, D. Dodd. Kevin Cafagna anticipates the perfect back dive. 302 Diving The ultimate high, Tracy Christenson, looks down at the water in hopes for a perfect landing.

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sour ' ' CC ' 99 Swin gin g for Varsit Champ S Prendergast M Uyeda C Long J Wraith R Rethmeler M Armstrong D Pyle M Secor K by Jeffrey K, Stahlhut Varsity, that is the goal for determined JV golfers stated Doug Orvis. This goal is not an easy one but for the JV and Fresh- man golf teams it is what motivated them to play their best. This is the main reason for the success of the team. It is so competitive to make the teamg our program has become the strongest golf program in San Diego. Led by outstanding plays from sopho- mores Sean Prendergast and Matt Uyeda this year's team dominated its competition. The Freshman team improved immensely and their hard work really paid off. They were led by James Wraith who also put in time on the JV and Varsity teams. One could easily spot the JV team hard at work at Oaks North Golf Course. Whether it was practicing putting on the crowded putting green or spending sev- enty-five cents a basket on the driving range, the hard work put in by the JV and Freshman teams is sure paid off in the future for the Varsity. And that once seemingly impossible goal could become a reali- David Hammond makes a smooth follow through Tyler bad luck Monroe finds himself in a tough situation JV Golf 303