Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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I. Senior Dustin Lanz scores on a layup in Tokay's overtime loss to Merced in the Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs. 2. David Black denies l.odi's Rich Marini the ball in the Tiger's 95-70 victory. 3. Varsity team members are front row John Nahigian, Curtis Bernard, Andy Martinez, John Hitchcock, Craig Stevenson, and Tim Skamel. Row two Manager Charles Riley, Dustin Lanz, Steve Cole, Chris Humbert, Yonnie Jackson, David Black, Coach Tom Gonsalves. TOKAY 92 Franklin' 70 88 Edison' 70 80 Stagg' 45 70 Sl. Maryk' 51 64 Lincoln' 60 90 Tracy' 46 75 Lodi' 66 77 Franklrn' 54 , 73 Edison' 54 107 Stagg' 62 72 St. Marys' 68 65 Lincoln' 54 66 Tracy' 39 95 Lodi' 70 'denotes league game ,slag 5 '.L.I. lr: .l.,... r.,.... A Fl rw 'ff l' ..,-A f Yr ...ig 148 'lllunnna-np.. J i 'lf

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WEN g -,J S., My 1135: i f , 4. Chris Humbert drives to the basket against a Lodi defender. ri., I 'QF .,. , Q 1 SA 33 , s if is W sv iz ' S ' J ff'W '4--V1- . is 1 , f ' i ssaa 1 are ,.., . ,Ll .8 a b r --S 34, fs 5 Z- '11 ' V v. ' . T 1 ,,f 1. 1 rir, ., . Q ssr ee r 1 ded camps .3 ' V ' Team defends league championship, accomplished goals, sei new records Bzzzzzzzz. The final buzzer sounded. Tokay's fans swarmed onto the court as their Tigers captured their second straight San Joaquin Athletic Association basketball title and finished 14-0 in league-something that no other team had accomplished in the history of the SJAA. That 114-0 recordl was the highlight of our season, said Tom Cronsalves, who, in his two years at Tokay, has compiled a 44-15 record. l don't think anyone thought we would go undefeated. Not only did the Tigers finish undefeated in league, they fin- ished 27-4 overall. The 27 vic- tories and four losses were both school records. Included in the 27-4 record was a 22-game winning streak, also a school record. The team also scored 107 points against Stagg, break- ing the record set earlier in the season set by St. lV1ary's. Chris Humbert, senior center, scored 46 points in a game against Franklin, breaking the previous record of 43 points set in 1979. Our seniors contributed for us all year long, said Coach Gonsalves. The eight seniors on the squad were: David Black, Humbert, Dustin Lanz, Tim Skamel, Yonnie Jackson, John Nahigian, Lamar Saffold, and John Hitchcock. l always thought that we were the best team in the league, but l didn't tell anyone, said Coach Gon- salves. I just let everyone read about St. lV1ary's and Lincoln in the papers. Blitzing past Lodi 95-70 in the final league game, the Tigers then proceeded to the Sac- Joaquin Section playoffs where they were seeded third. ln the first round the Tigers defeated Atwater 78-62 for the second time this year. However, in the second round, Tokay faced Merced, the defending Section champions, and fell 65-63, a heartbreaking loss in overtime at Sacramento's Arco Arena. Just being able to play at Arco was an accomplishment, said Coach Gonsalves. lt had been one of our goals since the beginning of the year. Beginning the season with a 62-52 loss to East Union, after eight games, the Tigers were only 5-3. Then the team com- peted in the Gridley Invitational Basketball Tournament, which may have been the turning point of the season, according to Coach Gonsalves. After an 80- 60 opening-round loss to James Logan High, the Tigers bounced back to beat Encinal and Fre- mont, both of Oakland, winning the consolation championship for the second straight year with a 69-67 triple-overtime victory in thefinale. i'We had a good tournament at Gridley beating Fremont, said Coach Consalves. l would say that the last two years at C-ridley, we came out a better team after playing that level of competition. Earning post-season honors for the Tigers were three seniors, Humbert, Black and Jackson. Black was chosen as player of the year, Humbert to first team offense, and Jackson to first team defense and second team of- fense. We were a fun team to watch, added Coach Gonsalves. Our intensity on defense allowed our offense to score at will. by Tim Skamel photos by Eric Johnston Varsity Basketball 149