Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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Danielle Pagnini Faculty Co-Editor Molly Smith Sports N Elisa Smith Advertising Christie Thibeault Underclassmen Editor lon laro Activities Naomi Kusano Seniors Editor Porsche Melendez M 'lm TI'dCi MCClelldn IGH Sldhlhul Quimby Lum Underclassmen Gary Bradshaw Sports Editor Sports Photographer Advisor Staff Yearbook, Clubs 57

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S5T1dY BGTTUSGT1 Kristen Yamasaki Faculty Co-Editor CODY Editgr - Stephanie Allen Activities Editor W Kim Wayland Photography Editor Paige Smith Sports 56 Clubs, Yearbook Sarah Massengill Associate Editor Anaelisa Romero Seniors Gretchen Beck Clubs Editor Andrea Hayek Clubs Noel Mellon Editor-in-Chief Christina l-lubbert Underclassmen Sabrina Marshall Photographer Qdyssey

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1 Titans lunge for the ball tound in the goalie 's protected area. Titans run tor a free ball. killed Potpourri by Andrea Hayek crosse, it becomes an ob- session. lt's not just an- other game, it's a way ot lite, explained Cory Carter, For those who haven 't heard of Lacrosse, such dedication would be puzzling. One must understand the game to see why it can be addict- ing. When asked to compare the game to other sports it was agreed, There is none. lt's a combination ot all. It requires speed, agility, endur- ance, hnesse, a sixth sense, and a love for violence. David Bruno 's de- scription provided the best means to visualize the sport, 'llt'sl a little like hockey on the grass. Lacrosse might not have been the most well- known sport, but the enthusiasm of the players has done much to publi- cize it. 4 nce you get a taste of La- An opponents body bloclc makes a tree ball inaccessible. A. Cuar, M. Power, M. limenez, l. Ursini, l. Baranelc, M. Baranelf, M. David, l. Carmichael, A. Bray, l. Coxsey, l. Wacht, T. Steiner, D. Bruno, C, Mechling, S. Pearson, C. Carter, R. Konia, A. Heimbold, Z. Burrell, l. Kurtz, M. Rudzinslfi, l. Hennetorth, D. Mansfield, l. Hughes, G. Lohman 58 Clubs Locrosse