University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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9» » tV«««.« James Fields and Henry Teherani- zadeh served as coaches of the UCLA Karate Club, teaching stu- dents the basics, kata and sparring. Brian Treanor filled the positions of club president and captain o{ the Bruin Karate team. Karate President Shawn Cross and Team Captain Marc Levey of the UCLA Water Ski Club were in charge of organizing activities for campus water ski enthusiasts. Among their ventures were weekend workouts, parties, and competition in tourna- ments in places such as San Diego and Belaqua. Water Ski Dedicated to promoting and de- veloping the sport of fencing among the UCLA community, the Fencing Club was led by president David Fisher and the Fencing Team was coached by Ted Katzoff. The club offered exposure to all three fencing weapons, and the team competed against other colleges and universi- ties during fall and winter quarters. Fencing Recreational Sports Recreational Sports 341

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spirit of Competition r Coach j.C. Choi taught memhers o{ the UCLA Tae Kwon Do Club the basics oi Tae Kwon Do, an ancient martial art. President David Posner arranged workouts, tourna- ments, parties, and field trips for the club. Tae Kwon Do Table Tennis Coach Gabor Berezuai met early-rising table tennis players, including team captain M. Jankovacevic and club president Javier Alaman, at 6:00 a.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. These morning practices prepared the team for competition with other clubs. Table Tennis The Ryu Kyu Kempo Club, led by Coach Robert Bryner and club presi- dent James Brucker, practiced this form of Okinawan Karate emphasizing self- defense techniques and character development. Coach Bryner taught members striking, kicking, and block- ing techniques and the art of disabling an attacker while minimizing the injury to him. Ryu Kyu Kempo 340 Recreational Sports

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spirit of Competition t Coach Mike Starratt and LaCrosse Cluh President Jeff Stoddard led the UCLA LaCrosse Team in a full eleven game intercollegiate schedule from January to April. The team traveled to Davis, Santa Barbara, and San Diego, as well as playing at home. Lacrosse Learning the fundamentals of an aggressive and physically challenging sport was the goal of the UCLA Women ' s Rughy Club. Head Coach Debbie Avehhaumn led the team on a seven game, two tournament schedule during winter quarter. Angela McCoy served as the club ' s president. Women ' s Rughy Continuing a tradition ot excel- lence that began in 1934, the UCLA Rugby Team under ct)aches Chip Hmvard and Wayne Young upheld the winning standard in 1990. Team captain Mike Hathaway headed the sqLiad. Men ' s Rughy 342 Recreational Spurts