Pueblo High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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J.V.'s Strength Shows Talent This year's J.V. boys basketball team coached by Jon Holstrom had a very suc- cessful season with a record of 15-3. Mr. Holstrom said that the team's strong points were its defense and balanced scoring while its weak point was the lack of height ot the players in general. The team's most valuable player was Alex Lopez with an average of 17.5 points per game. Leading rebounders were Alex Lopez and Carlos Lozoya, while its most improved player was Alfonso Ummel. -Martha Sanchez Frosh Beat Buena, Rincon Freshman basketball team had a disap- pointing season as they dropped 14 of 16 games. Victories were over Buena and Rincon. Pete Sherfield was the most valu- able player averaging 10 points per game. Most improved players were Ram- ino Ortiz and Ricardo Fernandez who led the team in rebounds. Coach Gary Crane states the team did not execute in games what they had learned in practice. -Martha Sanchez 1-Freshman and J.V. players go up for a Jumpball during blue and blue game. 2-Junior Varsity team members are: Bottom Row: Manny Garcia, Robert Escalante, Abe Mendoza, Alfonso Ummel. Rey Duran, Gus Carranza. Top Row: tmanagerj Abel Ortiz, Larry Starks, Joe Stoglin, Juan Pallanes, Paul Lucas, Alex Lopez, Carlos Lazoya, Mike Dozier, and coach Jon Holstrom. 3-Joe Stoglin goes up for a lay-up. Frosh Basketball players are: Bottom Row: Manager, Perry Hubert, Roy Caballero, Manny Alvarado, Top Row: Coach Gary Crane, Miguel Molina, Ramiro Ortiz, Pete Sheffield, Donald Williams, Bernard Bradford, Greg Nigh, Richard Fernandez, Richard Garcia, Jose Garcia, Archie Handy, Russell Ellis, Fred Stricklin, Kirk Molett. 5- Joe Stoglin shoots. 60

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Wrestling Warriors First place in the Tucson Unified School District Wrestling Tournament and a third place finish in the Flowing Wells Invitational were some of the awards the 1980-81 varsity wrestling team earned. Led by seniors, Ernie Nor- zagaray, Joe Rodriguez, and Mike Valen- zuela. At the TUSD tournament there was four wrestlers that placed first they were Ernie Norzagaray at 119 lbs, Joe Rodri- guez at 138 lbs. Juniors, James Modesitt, who defeated topseed Mel Huftaken of Catalina at 179, and sophomore Ray- mond lslas at 198 lbs. led also. Warriors with second place finishes included Car- los Davila HWT, Ismael Martinez at 105, both Juniors. Ceferino Coronado at 155 placed third, a junior, Carlos lslas at 112, and Ignacio Herman a 191 lbs. Both jun- iors placed fourth. Warriors contributing to a third place finish in the Flowing Wells invitational were Ernie Norzagaray, first place. Raymond lslas, and Andy Moreno at 105, both sophomores, finished sec- ond. James Modesitt, Ignacio Herman and Joe Rodriguez placed fifth and Tony Soto at 155 junior placed sixth. The War- riors finished a 8-won 2-loss record their losses going to Canyon Del Oro, and Sunnyside. Coach John Mulay said he felt the team should have finished second at Flowing Wells and with a 9-1 record. Mulay expects to finish 1, 2, or 3 at divi- sionals. Both coaches Mulay and Richard Sanchez feel next year's team will do a good job. Wrestling Warriors were look- ing good!! -Martha Sanchez 1. Ernie Norzagaray concentrates' on pinning Cholla opponent. 2. Warrior has his man in a pinning situa- tion. 3. Mike Valenzula takes his man down for two. 4. Raymond lslas looks towards coaches for advice. 5. Joe Rodriquez receives pointers from coach San- chez during break. 6. Carlos Davila controls his man. 7. 1980-81 wrestling warriors are Bottom Row: Ernie Norzagaray, Joe Rodriquez, Mike Valenzuela, Andy Moreno. 2nd Row: lsmael Martinez, Tommy Soto, Carlos lslas, Raymond lslas, Tony Soto, Allred Garcia. Top Row: coach Richard Sanchez, James Modesitt, lgnacio Herman, Carlos Davila, Ceferino Coronado, Joe Valenzula, and coach John Mulay. 8. Coach Mulay coaches from the bench. 62 Pal Johnny Paz