Santa Teresa High School - Compendium Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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A Groat Save. Jumping up to catch the ball. Tim Peevy- house defends his goal- Tim was the starting keeper on the te B jirliriend, Stephanie Petralia was the slm girl. Every- body really tried theirnardest. it was unfortu- nate that we ended the season on a losing note. Photo by Suzanne Nelson. The Wall. Making a line in frontof the goal box. Matt Gigliotti, Daren Lgii fc chrgxxlei-. Mike Nelson. Sam Singer, and Eduardo Afonso cut down on the spa tne goalie has to de- fend while the opposition gets a free shot. Photo by Suzanne Nelson. Boys' Varsity Soccer Team. Front row: Matt Brauch. Tim Peevyhouse Mark Harlan. Geoff Keller. Scott Schindler. Second row: Scott Economy, Jeff Crowell. Jake Fmlinson, Eduardo Afonso. Jason Schroeder. Matt Gigliotti, John Wehner. Third row: Alex Cole. Juli Mark Ross. Jorge Fuent rfggrryCunnmgham. Craig Parker. Eric burke. Kevin Conklin. Fourth row: Randy Pierson, Mike Nelson. Daren Love. Anthony Hare. Eric Cutter. Alan Parker. Les DeLeon. Photo by Yary Sports Photography. credentials Score Opponont 2-1 Monte Vista 11 Del Mar 5-0 Gunderson 4-1 Fremont 0-1 Bellarmine 10 Silver Creek 21 Yerba Buena 5-2 Oak Grove 2-2 Overfelt 5-2 Independence 11-1 James Lick 1-0 Andrew Hill 0-1 Mt. Pleasant 2-1 Independence 2-0 Piedmont Hills 1-0 Silver Creek forfeit Yerba Buena 1-0 Oak Grove 0-4 Mt. Pleasant Record: 14-3-2 Sports

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IfMIZ Girls Swim Team Stairs: Betty Diko. Aimee Gigliotti, Dennis McKenna. Jonnt-SueJ rls, Kami Morgan. Cindy Hayes. grf HM Pnttney Hol- iori. Devon Moate . Lisa Veriizaw Second Row: Cathy De)a. Ni Se Porter. Heather Perkins. Christine Klaus. Amy Dirks. Mary Norwood. Erin McCarty. Dana Fambrini, Jo- die Shipp. Beth Skorey. Third Row: Nicole Porter. Gretchen Hinderlitor. Maggie Chan- nel. Daria Messton. Shaonon Sooy. Valene Musjal. Julie Kg«nala, Mandie «mala. Lau ra Rodngues. Lynn Bryant Liki Yanda. Terry Simcox. Lynette Kosmala. Photo by Portrait World. Getting a good start. Plunging into the water Mandie Kosmala starts out at the head ofthe pack in the 200 IM relay. Mandie aaophomc:»-. is one of the three Kosmala stivers on the swim team. I liked the team supfw ronad; it was great to hear everyone cheering for us. Photo by Mike West. Coming Up for air. Freshman Kami Morgancompetosin the 100 breast. Morgan had been swimming for 5 yean; in clubs ST. High school swimming is am different; it's more fun. Photo courtesy of Esprit. rredenlials Score Opponent 125-39 Independence 114-52 Gunderson 129-48 Willow Glen 138-33 Oak Grove 122-41 Piedmont Hills 131-38 Silver Creek 66-106 Loland Record: 6-1 c Girts' Swimming

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 — -Although the team played well and fought hard, because of a season of controversy, the coach ended up . . . TAKING A he team got off to a solid start and were undefeated until their twelfth game against the Mt. Pleasant Cardinals. They had only tied two games, against Del Mar and Over- felt. Although their defense was strong, they lost the MHAL championship to Mt. Pleasant, and for the first time in six years missed going to CCS. Coach DeLeon felt it was an up and down year for the team. The kids did not have the consistency strived for and we didn’t play as well as we would've liked. Some felt that there was a lack of understanding among the players. At the beginning of the year we were really close-knit and played as a team. Then later the guys played more like individuals and not together, Geoff Keller, goal keeper, stated. In spite of the feelings of disappointment, the team produced many good players. First team all-league players were Mark Ross and Sam Singer. Anthony Hare, who was the league's most valuable player, and Matt Gigliotti were the best on defense. The most improved players were Mike Nelson and Alex Cole and the best on offense were Scott Economy and Matt Brauch. During one of the last games, Matt Brauch got hit in the leg with an opposing player's cleat that ripped his leg open and required twenty-two stitches. The crutches didn't last long, though, and soon Matt was back on his feet and play- ing. The season ended on a controversial note. Sam Singer, a member of Parade's All-American high school team, got into trouble with Coach Les DeLeon for some of the com- ments he made on the field. Sam felt that last year, the kids knew they could get to CCS and played like it. This year, they didn't know what it would take, and didn't play with intensity because of it, he stated. It was a disappointing year, we could've taken it all. The coach had to take a stand. What happened hurt the team and something had to be done. The end of the year was clouded and the team was being tom apart. By Su- zanne Nelson. Knocking over his opponents. Junior Matt Brauch finds an opening and takes the ball away in the Piedmont Hills game when Saints beat the Pirates 2-0. Our defense really pulled through this year. ob- served Matt. Photo by Suzanne Nelson. All by himself. Defender Matt Gigliotti turns the ball around in the game againstlndfcjendence. The Saints beat the Sixers hve to two th Tuesday. The team was really clcM Bause we've had so much experience playing together, we could sense each other's moves. Photo by Suzanne Nelson. ( Boys' Soccer