Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Bret Hansen is under the ball ready for action. Rene Quashie 1964215 and Brett Hansen quickly pass the ball. Deflecting a potential score, Senior Ray Giuriceo practices his goal-keeping ability. Russell Dorr 14181 attempting to outmanuver his opponents. PHOTOS BY WILLIAMS Soccer 99

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Soccer Attitude Help Team Itis not whether you win or lose, it's how you play the game. Soccer coach Mr. Robert Kastelic said he thought that this year's team had a good season because the players had fun. 1'm tired of every sport at this school being talked about as wins or losses, Kastelic said. Kastelic found the team to be very un- selfish and said that it was the best team he had ever had, chemistry wise. f'They liked each other, they got along, Score and they enjoyed playing together, that's what is important, said Kastelic. The team improved much since the be- ginning of the season both skill wise and psychologically. The most outstanding players on the team were Rene Quashie, Ray Giuriceo, Eric Dean, and Mark Vandeurzen. According to Coach Kastelic the teams major accomplishment was the fact that we all stood still long enough for Mr. Hojjf- man to take a team photo. i 4 Coach Kastelic watches the progress of a game Junior Jim Corbet practices his dribbling before a big game. 98 Soccer l Coach Kastelic gives his team a tough workout before the game begins. l sw if

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Varsity Basketball New layers Lead Team to Victor The varsity basketball team tried to sur- mount any and every obstacle to be number one. This was the idea that laid on the mind of all the players. These teammates did, since practice be- gan in November, nothing but improve. Their tough league according to Coach Tim O'Brien was not tough enough to keep them out of the state finals. Three months into the season, the Sabers already had a nine win and one loss record. To be the best we can be, said Coach O'Brien is the main goal, and that goal came true as the team improved one hun- dred percent after every game. They really have learned team play, said Coach OlBrien. The most unique aspect of the team was the enthusiasm that it evoked from its on- Loren Olsen struggles with a Tempe player as Uvonte Reed looks on. PHOTO BY HUFF. Uvonte Reed shoots for two points in a game against South Mountain High. PHOTO BY HUFF. lockers. The excitement of the crowds at of Loren Olson proved to be a great asset to the games were electric. The fancy foot the team. work of Uvonte Reed and the unique style 1 em.- l l