Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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1. Sophomore Conrad Matsamoto strides into the ball. 2. Newcomer PhaysomKhamkhay passes the ball to a teammate. 3. Frosh-soph soccer players are front row Brian Gallego, Scott Graddy, Mike Dutra, Alfred Elton, Jim Gavin, Darren Lovecchio, Tom Riess, Jim Cerney. Row two Jeff Johnson, Greg Nelson. Kirk Fetzer, Mike Faith, Scott Kannberg, Conrad Matsamoto, Eduardo Flores. Row three Richard Cook, Joe Northcott, Phaysom Khamkhay, Michael Paul, Mitch Platt, Rich Abdallah, Mark Tschirky, Chris Van Tuyl, Coach Doug Frueh. 4. Freshman Jim Gavin battles for the ball. 5. Sophomore Tome Riess tights for the ball against cross-town rival Lodi. 1 Edison ' 2 1 Stagg ' 0 5 Lodi ' 3 ' conference games FroshlSoph Soccer 165

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Tokay kickers earn best record Tying eventual San Joaquin Athletic Association winner Lincoln twice and beatining cross-town rival Lodi twice, highlighted the frsoh-soph soccer team's best season. Improving their record to 10-2-2, the booters earned second place in the SJAA. The only team to beat the Tigers was Edison. Every year l've been here, we up our record, said Coach Doug Frueh. But this year's bunch of guys was the best team I've ever coached. According to Frueh, Lin- coln has become a much fiercer adversary this year. We really battled against Lincoln, said Frueh. We should have won. Both Lincoln games ended in a 1-1 tie. The Tigers bat- tled to the very end but could never quite pull it out against the Trojans. At the kickers' banquet, awards were given to sophomore Phaysom Khamkhay, best offensive player, Kirk Fetzer and Michael Paul, best defensive playersg Rick Cook, most improved, and Tom Riess, most inspirational. 1 64 Varsity Basketball 1 73

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Seventeen runners compete in sections Cross country runners ran hard in their section's meet during the 81-82 season. Seventeen of Tokay's run- ners, varsity, girls, and frosh- soph, qualified for the sections. These harriers ran on individual rather than team basis. Three runners, Dave Granados, Rick Lechuga, and Jesse Alcarez, were the top Tokay runners at the sec- tions. Dana Whitaker placed fourth in the girls' division of the section's meet. The top frosh-soph runner was David Schoch. During the San Joaquin Valley Athletic Association season, the boys' varsity finished sixthg the girls placed fourth: and the frosh- soph earned a fourth. Although the team was generally strong, more girls should have tried out to fur- ther build up the women's team for the next season, stated Alfonso Gomez, head coach. 3. Girls' team members are Dana Whitaker, Nancy Bolyard, Molly Mc- Sorley, Stephanie Irwin, and Kari Block. 4. Junior Richard Medeiros strains to cross the finish line before his opponent. 5. Varsity team members are front row Tom Dutton, Richard Medeiros, Mike Garrett, and Jesse Alcaraz, Row two Joseph Johnston, Albert Allen, Rick Lechuga, David Granados, and Stephen Bannowsky. 166