St Bernard High School - Voyager Yearbook (Playa Del Rey, CA)

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, R arose LOWTFY '1 BOYS' The Boys' Cross-Country teams continued to trample the com- petition in the Camino Real League. The boys went undefeated for the second year in a row at six wins and zero defeats. The Varsity was consistently led by juniors Juan Reynoso, Mark Harpenau, and Todd Fulkerson. David Everly led the JV team with outstanding running. Senior leadership roles were played by Mike Harris, Phil Croxton, Fernando Garcia, and Rod Landis. Five runners on the varsity team made the First Team All League including, Mark Harpenau, Todd Fulkerson, Mike Har- ris, Juan Reynoso, and Rod Landis. JV also had All League run- ners with Shawn Mendenhall, Tim Hickman, and David Everly making First team and Jordan Kear and Rick Allen making Se- cond team. Congratulations to a great all around team! 76.1. aa!!! -Vs f 164 CROSS-COUNTRY Munn! 5 ' M1',' ui.. 1. Coach Stafford smiles with confidence. 2. Juan Reynoso strides with the best of 'em. 3. JV members stretch. 4. Senior Fernando Garcia prepares for the big meet.

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arose courrlvq GIRLS' The Lady Viking Cross-Country teams, both Varsity and JV, were once again victorious this year, ending their lealiue competition with both teams as undefeate league cham- gions. The Varsity Lady V' ings also went on to CIF competition and placed second in the outhern Section Fin s at Mt. San Antonio. This is the second year in a row the Lady Vikings were so dominant. Outstanding individuals on such a strong team are numerous. The team was led by the always consistent captains, Breena Talamantes and Patty Rosen, who battled back and forth the entire season as the number one seed on the team. Coming uplright behind them were our juniors Kim Madison, Toia Thomgson, and Carla Swinson, w o made our depth unbeatable as they ran in a very tight pack. d finally, strong perfor- mances were always guaranteed by sophomore Tara Guillaume when they were needed for a win. Junior Jayana Patel also ran arsity in CIF finals when Senior Devona Tungyoo was injured in the reliminaries. Running on our undefeated Junior Varsity squad was the Sunshine League .l,V Champion Sophomore Jeanette Serrano, and she was aided by two very promising Freshmen, Jennifer Woods, and Lisa Moxley. Team awards were Breena Talamantes, MVP, J ayana Patel, Scholar Athlete, Toia Thompson, Most Improvedg Tara Guillaume, Coaches' Award for Excellence, Jennifer Woods, Rookie of the Year, and Patty Rosen, Vikin Harrier. Special congratulations go out to Senior Breena Talamantes who was named Mgost Valuable Runner in the Sunshine League. Q h s J n 'N .' ' 'Q if ' 'f ' 5 N41 .4 QI-gy 5,f'T,,J if it 166 CROSS-COUNTRY 1 V -,,,, , ' 1. The Vikings alwa s run with the look to win. 2. MVP Breena Tagzmantes takes on the hills of Loyola. 3. Senior Devona Tungyoo has been a devoted Viking runner for four years.