Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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NE' . tjk b ..,-3-j .. W. 1, 1 Y, hx df ,Li-gf . X 1- 1 i 4 'Q' xp ' th X ff 'If 'sf NT A r k I 5 , . X 4 1 . . i ,Y 1 P Y 3 A l -T 5 K Ks - 5 s 1 , was . X A o 'si Q 1 ' 'N .4-1 , I -.1 sl' A - H ' ,watt it s .VL '7- tfffigit ta-3 . -.-1, . . 4 I! ,,1,.,-'i f-. ? ' ' ' Field team exce s in d pth, Because field events are scat- tered, they seem to be oversha- dowed by the more noticeable running events. But despite this, field events such as shot put, discus, high jump, pole vaulting, long jump, and triple jump have all racked up the points for their victories. We were very competitive, said Coach Ken lsrael. We had a couple of atheletes that could have competed in the state meet. Even though the number of team members on track and field increased, field participants re- mained to approximately 70 athletes. Field events had never quali- fied for state meets in the past, tr ngth but with much depth and many talented atheletes, the Tigers took on the rest with much determination. The team had many strengths. However, along with the strengths came the weaknesses. There was a lack of strength in the girls team. This was due to the fact that there were mainly freshmen and sophomores on the team. According to Coach lsrael, the girls lacked the strength they needed for competition. Over all, field events ranked high and the team used its skills to their fullest potential. by Cynthia Gonzales photos by David Lyon ' law ,S wt M. if .,.l 4. With much strength freshman Angelo Navarro shot puts his way to a winning mark. 5. Pole vaulting at his very best is 6 senior Eric Perez. 6. Senior Jacob Grillo strains to get a little more distance in his long jump. Track!Field 145