Redmond High School - Mustang Yearbook (Redmond, WA)

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efore the 1986-87 wrestling season even started, things did not look good for the Red- mond Mustangs. After a - strong season last year, graduation left the team with very few returning varsity wrestlers. This led to a team made up predominently of sophomores and juniors, which for the most part were young and inexperienced. In some matches during the season, the Mustangs had as many as ten sophomores in the thirteen member varsity line-up. They wrestled against seasoned opponents who were mostly seniors. The lack of age and experience might have daunted a less- er team, but not the Redmond Mustangs. They fought their way to a 7-11 record, better than anyone expected-everyone ex- cept the wrestlers, that is. Through hard work, determination, and courage they gave what could have been a disasterous season for Redmond Wrestling a fighting chance. Their hard work was obvious as the season progressed, as the team im- Young Fbhfs Hofcjl proved greatly with every match. At the end of the season two wrestlers advanced past the KingCo Tournament: J.D. Shampera and Rob Washburn. Sham- pera was voted team captain and most in- Ice, elevate, and Mattson spirational and advanced all the way to the state tourney after taking first ' KingCo. Although wrestling had a tough season in 1986-87 the young team will be back a year older wiser and better in 88. by Robin O Keefe photos by Kelly Roberts C6 what-not! -Coach l In K i please the home crowd. Armando Garcia gives his monkey impression to WRESTLING Varsity Scores Redmond Opponent 15 Woodinville 46 21 Mercer Island 38 14 Interlake 54 20 Juanita 46 66 Lakeside 6 47 Ballard 28 40 Roosevelt 29 36 Newport 32 48 Bellevue 21 20 Lake Washington 53 24 Issaquah 48 45 Bothell 27 33 Eastside Catholic 35 16 Inglemoor 39 NK. Er r:r:??-Sw: E152 1:5 5 xx H v ,,,.L.:.1::. 2 3 ' Q- 3 .:a:ss:sg:g: Ea 2:2 5255532252255 :: :f:71.E:-3:33 2:3 ' ' ' 5253: Q: 315: 32:2 5: fri:-2:43-'-:-: -r: . :g-N-' .:::::. :--zz: 2: st. .117 21e:z:zEis1a -: .3.g.: -13: .g.:.:.:.3.x:. Eg :::3:g:-.-.,.g.:5- Q15 Zzci:-:5135 'I U 211' EESYEC-2: E- :Y 121- .: -: :::: :Q . gm .A 2.-.-.-.-.-.e-:-.-.t-.-.ilS52'.-r-...-.-.

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