San Pasqual High School - Golden Legend Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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E I E NN 5 5' Basketball Freshmen Boys S.P. - 56 Carlsbad 44 60 - 52 41 42 60 44 64 61 62 38 E Q 1 Oceanside 1 Ramona l San Marcos El Camino E Escondido A. Andy Loveland soars like an eagle. E B. Mike Sliney demonstrates dribbling form. C. Say please, says Jimmie Clayton. Coach Moyneur has been coaching the boy's freshman Basketball team for two years as well as junior varsity and varsity football. This season was packed with excitement. They won seven games in a row 2 and defeated Mt. Carmel and Oceanside to get to the Mt. Car- mel Tournament. There, they won the Consolation Cham- 43-42. Coach Moyneur com- bined fun and discipline to get his team to put forth it's maxi- mum effort. He got players to believe in themselves and have enthusiasm. With a full court press and team hustle as strong points, our freshmen Basket- ball team got one of the best, if not the best, records in SPHS's history. ' pionship by beating Escondido F1'6Sl'lII16I1 Boys' Basketball Boys' Frosh Basketball Step To The Sho1 N Q 1 1 Freshmen Boys Basketball: Bottom Row CL to Rb: Jeremy Justg Kevin Herdeg Mike Lewisg D Andrewsg Adrian Buringrud, and Andy Loveland, Middle Row: Brad Bratteng Lance Simmonsg Townsendg Mike Waltmang Brent Garduno, and Jimmie Clayton. Top Row: Chris Suttieg Jeff Ma Mike Sheffeyg Mike Sliney, and Coach Paul Moyneur. E B

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V Boys'Basketball Leaps To . Boy's Basketball Bottom Row QL to RD: Jim McNameeg Jon Buschg Arty Rodriguez: Steve Ramirez, Mike Talvensaari Middle Row: Scott Padgettg Craig Ferisg Brian Nolan, and Shawn Paddock Top v: Keith Nicholsg Mike Hoerrg Chris Bill, and Coach Ron Cherkin. B A J.V. Boys' Basketball The Hoops Basketball J.V. Boys S P 34 Orange Glen 46 33 Vista 52 33 Carlsbad 37 34 Oceanside 33 40 Ramona 41 30 San Marcos 40 50 El Camino 52 39 Escondido 60 A. John Busch goes for the free throw. B. All-American style shown by Keith Nicols. C. Where do I go now, Mom says Brian Nolan. First year Coach Buck had his hands full with the Junior Varsity Boy's Bas- ketball team. Although team members came from last year's freshman team, they tried to improve after a rocky start at the season's open. Basically, we've had to crack down on the fundamen tals, said Coach Buck, They practiced shooting and passing and really tried hard and worked out. Some of the in cessant drills paid off, like the 16 point victory over Vahalla and beating Oceanside by one. Sophomore Gilbert Toscano led most of the scores and re bounds during the season. It was one of trials errors battles won and wars lost Through it, members learned how to be a team and survive proudly against the odds. W ' C

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farsity Girls' Basketball Goes To The .oops Girls Basketball: Bottom Row QL to RJ: Julie Doriag Nicole Maing Jennifer Gannong Nicole Rotheyg Santrack, and Coach Lori Becker. Top Row IL to RJ: Bonnie Scottg Chrissie Rochesterg Kelly Kristie Kaufmang Amy Matthews, and Casey Hodges. Varsity Girls'Basketball Varsity Girls Basketball s.P. . J Carlsbad Oceanside Ramona Mira Mesa San Marcos El Camino won by forfeit Jennifer Gannon moves the ball down the court How to do a layup by Kristie Kaufman Going for the shot xt s Bonnie Scott Welcome to the courts - he basketball courts. Our Varsity girls basketball team was de termined to capture the CIF tl tle, and they had what it takes guts and talent. Seven of the girls came from the JV team and players like Julie Doria Nicole Main Amy Matthews and Bonnie Scott showed oth ers what they could do if they tried. The hoopsters came in second in the Monte Vista Tournament, beat Orange Glen High twice, and played the leader San Marcos their toughest games ever. The team was really close, said Coach Lori Becker, they pulled together, showed good sportsmanship, class, and never gave up 72 42 ,,, . 57 48 59 ' 27 46 57 51 ' 32 ,k . A. ' B' l . . C. . I . , . g t 5 C