Torrey Pines High School - Freeflight Yearbook (Del Mar, CA)

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ms Y' -'FQ 1 S SOFTBALL t was a fresh start for the softball team in more than a few ways this year. They had a new coach and nearly an entirely new team. Replacing Chet Francisco as varsity coach was former San Dieguito baseball and softball coach, Joe Dottore, who had the major task of reconstructing a team that finished last in the Palomar League last year. A total of six underclassmen were on the We're young, and we don't have much depth, Dottore said. But we have a lot of reallygood ath- letes. We also have good team speed. I think we'll be very aggressive. We're not in the class of Orange Glen. San Dieguito, or Vista, but if we can throw enough strikes, we'll team this year along with just four seniors. TYLE tied at 1-1 in the bottom of the sixth, El Cajon loaded the bases. The next batter hit a ground ball to third baseman Bonforte. She threw home for the force out, but the ball careened off the umpire's head The was standing in front of the platej. Two runs scored on the play V. and the team went on to lose 6-1. out the v a r i o u s disappoint- ments, Dottore stressed the im- portance of re- taining patience with inexperi- ence. l'We're just real young, he said. Hopefully around league makethings happen. 9 . we'll Come fo- The team had a gejher Q little fairly competitive season des- i ' W bit, pite their inexperience. Several games were L' lost due to errors. One such error occurred -Lora Stowe during a game with El Cajon. With the game 'FW-ww 4 'T 'iiQ,.f.?? if ,. L TW ,L . g.A.'igpmj ' f lm .V A 'f' - W4a0'2' W. I? K ., vnu: - In f .- .Qs '--ffvf. Y 'dj'--A. A. 'W-, -- . ff, .1 fi f?i' as .s - .- WJ -- Zfwg if ' I w,1-1-- -, Through- an

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VARSITY BOYS' VOLLEYBALL FronT row - Adam Sandberg, d lThough The volleyball Team had seT small goals To accom- plish from game To game. Their main goal, as any Team's was To capTure The C.l.F. TiTie. OuTsTanding sTarTers, lviaTT Bauman, Jeff Caldwell, TrenT Lunceford, Jeff Waldal. and Lee Severino led The sauad To a siring of viciories which sTarTed Them off as an un- defeaTed Team. Said player Ryan Hoberg, LasT year we were 3rd in The counTy, so wiTh This year's Team we'll really go places. We have an all-around belTer Team. CONCENTRATING ON THE SET. Jeff Caldwell keeps his eye on The ball in a warm-up drill before The season's mosT exciting game againsT Poway. One of The greaTesT underlying advanTages on The Team was The camaraderie among The aThleTes. They worked TogeTher as a uniT and smoThered one anoTher wiTh encouragemenT and supporl. We're friends on The courl and off, said Hoberg. ThaT's The reason for our success. When someone makes a misTake. no one geTs mad. We jusT work TogeTher To fix iT. This year's sauad was also sTrengThened by The TalenT and abiliTy of The aThleTes. We have really good players. They're good Thinkers on The courT and They don'T jusT hiT The ball wiThouT a plan. said senior player Chris Buell. When asked whai weaknesses The Team possessed, members drew a blank. buT mosi recognized The Team's 'Tenglency To geT down on Themselves when They're be- in . ' lVlT. Carmel and Poway proved To be The ToughesT Teams for our sauad To beaT, because of Their con- sisTency in Turning ouT sTrong Teams. BuT The boys' sauad overpowered Them bolh. Poway was defeaTed aT a ToumamenT in La Jolla and lvlT. Carmel was defeaTed aT a league game which proved To be an exciTing maTch wiTh The score 15-A, 15-9, 13-15, 15-10. VarsiTy coach. Dan Lyman, a masTer of game sTraTegy, was sure To change game plans according To The abiliTy level of The difTerenT Teams. We go around Their sTrengThs and Try To find Their weaknesses. said Lyman. Likins, Bari McGhee, Jeff Caldwell, Joe Campbell. Coach Da - Lee Severino, TrenT Lunceford, MalT Bowman, Kevin Coor T Codiing. Jeff Waldal. Ryan Hoberg, Brendan Laurs 2- JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS VOLLEYBALL FronT row - Dave Wadman Kevin Flannigan, Tyler BaTson, Lee Delay. Teddy Chi Back row - Pollock, 'Erik Ludwig. Brian Sleberl, Craig Wilson, Nima Anvar, Coach Jim Harrah 5 A 2' Q' 'VIR' , .,...,..n,, q sg 5 1 ' Qui- 1 'W fi' . 'xx Pig 325 7 1-C-,