Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Basketcats ake A Fast Break To The Top Who were those power-driven girls playing on the court to their fullest abil- ity? They were this year's Varsity Girls Basketball team, that's who. This bunch of enthusiastic and hard working girls, instructed by Coach Bart, showed what the sport of basket- ball is all about. From pressing, to fast breaks, they held their competitors, working together as a unified team. The team's strong support came from team captain Jenny Herron, senior, and Wendy Porter, junior. Both girls were returning first string players from last year. Practicing every day after school, Saturdays, and even holidays, these girls worked to perfect themselves as a team with the ambition to win. Though largely young and inexperi- enced, this year's l.V. team proved that they were winners also. Under the di- rection of obCoach Krecklow, the girls learned the fundamentals of basketball and how to work together as a unit. Only three girls, .Iackie famack, Le- nore Wilsey, and Lori Sioff, were re- turning players from last year. The rest of the team was made up of new talent. Talent, commitment, and chemistry- the three essential items a team must have in order to be successful. Sabino's Varsity and I .V. teams had all of these plus a lot more to lead them to the top. By Vicki Zundel Photos by Wendy Cunningham and Kristy Tsuruda cgi

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Wanted: Disciplined Athletes For Wrestling What is made up of nine ot Sabino's tinest athletes, with an eight year coach, and consists ot pins, takedowns, and talls? The sport is wrestling, and the coach is Mr. Bell. The year in wrestling started out very lean, with only six varsity wrestlers go- ing out tor the team. This presented a problem at meets and tournaments. Sa- bino never had a chance to win as a team, because they lost points tor every weight class not tilled. With this in mind, Coach Bell still looked torward to a very good year tor individual wrestlers. The hope that three or tour ot his wrestlers would make it to state was never tar trom his mind. His highest hopes were tor senior Duane Boldt, junior Charlie Stein, ju- nior Dan Smude, and sophomore Chris . H H Lyon, who placed 2nd in district. ln many schools wrestling is a popu- lar sport. However, at Sabino, many guys will start out with high hopes, then quit because they aren't disciplined enough to stay with the team and meet the demands placed on them. Those wrestlers who do stick with wrestling learn to do it on their own and gain a confidence in themselves. They be- come disciplined. All things taken into consideration, one must conclude that each wrestler is a winner in his own way and deserves the recognition tor the time and the effort they devote. By Beth Snyder Photos by Denise Arens a'K 'v M5111 l. Varsity wrestling: Back row- C. Lyon, C. Stein, B, Pal-costa, manager D. Barnes. Front row- Puzino, R. Schert, lvl. Carson, D. Boldt. Not shown: K. Tynan, D, Smude. 36 ,-.. . 2. C. Stein proves himselt to Tucson High. 3, Coach Bell contemplates his te'am's form. 4, D. Boldt struggles to pin his opponent. , 91 ga., x... if. M. 1 W. P' sf 4 4'