Sunset High School - Apollo Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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The C«iris’ CROSS COUNTRY team racked up a tremendously successful season, climaxing with an inspired third place finish at the state meet, held Nov. I S at Lane Community College. Led by freshman phenomenon Eryn Forbes, sophomore 'Feri VVierson and Senior captain Sally Arthur, the Apollochics rampaged through their Metro League slate with just one loss to Hillsboro in six efforts. Sunset avenged the lone setback at district when the A poll os captured the Metro Crown behind the one, two, three sweep of Forbes. Wierson and Arthur. In addition to Sunset's top three freshman Beth Cadwick garnered All-Metro honors with her tenth place showing. Girls capture Metro title; claim third Forbes and Wierson nearly duplicated their district placings at state where national age group record holder Eryn Forbes won easily, followed by- teammate Tcri Wierson. who claimed third. Furthering Sunset’s effort was Sally Arthur, who crossed the finish line sixth. Also competing for the state runners-up were Bo Arthur. Wendy Weidkamp and Sandy Kainz. at state ABOVE: Super fro»h Beth Chadwick run» hard in Eugene Iti help Apollochics •«» third place finish at the state meet. TOP: Sunset girl»’ team captain Sallv Arthur rest following race with Aloha. LEFT: Apollochir» Teri Wierson and Eryn Forbe warm up before meet with David Douglas at the Sunsrt home course. 61

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ABOVE: Claudia Cooprr and Sally Arthur prepare fur raw against the Aloha Warriors. 'I he girls captured the first three place» to top their opponents. TOP: Sunset’» girl cross country team with third place trophy acquired at the state meet held nv. I Sat Lane Community College hi Eugene. RIGHT: Michael Hi sine and Wendy Weidkamp spin their way around Sunset’» course enroute to another dual meet victory. 60

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Sunset’s VARSITY SOCCER team achieved their prrsoason goal of winning the Metro LragW' championship and finished their season with an 11-1- 3 overall record. Soccer squad brings home Metro crown Steady improvement was made throughout the season as the players developed the skills and teamwork necessary to employ the ball control type offense characteristic of Coach Jaqucs Bonfiglio’s teams. Tremendous boosts to the Apollo program were tin- additions of sophomore goalie Lewis Barnum. labeled by Bonfiglio the best first year talent I’ve ever seen.” and Mike Staropoli, who arrived late but in plenty of time to help the team with his strong left foot. In the pattern set by the varsity. Sunset’s junior varsity recorded an impressive 6-1-7 record. Coach Lou Mueller’s team’s inability to capitalize on scoring opportunities throughout much of the year accounted for their seven ties and one defeat. However, the young kickers’ defense, lead by fullbacks Chris Kouba and Jim Anderson, was generally strong anil consistent. ABOVE: Haioon Tahir center, offer hit of advice anil Icnowledue to the respondent J V soccer team. TOP RIGHT: Kob Lenirer dribbles up field as Sunset defeats Central Catholic. RIGHT: Dell Horreid drives past a Central Catholic defender towards the goal. 62