St Ignatius College Prepatory - Ignatian Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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 I feel we should do well this season due to our preparedness and talent”-Josh Johnson I feel our track team this year is strong enough to continue S.I.'s long tradition of winning - Andy Riechen Although losing a great deal of talent to last year's graduating class. I believe we should still be one of the best teams in the league - PatCaurant SPORTS 164 Track

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msswr i Robert Whitt wul Jason Miles prep before a g renting match at UC berkely Varsity Track The spori of choice played simply for honor and glory by the ancient Greeks was Track and Field. Through out the years Track and Field has put men to the ultimate goal that Plato spoke of The greatest of all victoires if for man to conquor himself. Atheletes in this sport train every day to push their bodies to the limits, to leap or vault that extra inch: to throw that extra foot: and to run faster to make yourself a champion. This year the St. Ignatius Track and Field team hopes to maintain that commitment to excellence that has made S.I. Track famous througout the Bay Area. The track team is lead by experienced veteran captains and youthful energetic coaches. Senior captains Brendan Sullivan (returning CCS 1600 meter runner), Sean Elsbernd (member of theBig Eight Champion 4x400 relay), Bryan Pate (member of the WCAL Cham- pion 4x400 relay), Jacob Hull (accomplished pole vaulter), and Josh Mack (who high jumps two inches his head as well as being an accomplished sprinter) will lead the team through of very tough schedule this year. The track team is coached by head coach Brian Richter (distence specialist), assistant Aldo Congi (weights and sprint specialist), Steve Bluford (Long and Triple jump specialist), and Anthony Cavelo (conditioning coach). The team started out their season over at the U.C. Berkley campus for a series of all comers meets. The season climaxes with the State Championship on June fifth. The track team is looking forward to a strong successful season.—Breandan Sullivan, '93 SPORTS 165 Track