Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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I ld.. I Y I J ith a fast start , under their belt, the Varsi- ty Girls Soft- ball team ap- rt ., rnw--wx, ,x , ..,- . .ru in -W its img. gigs? . r11.,. 1rliww iw pea,-ed to be carrying on the winning Walnut softball tradition and Coach Leon Mountain was impressed with the team's unity and fighting spirit. The squad was led by eight returning starters CLisa Collins, Shawn Lanni, Kristy ZQAMZ ,f-ff Y VA' Shawl row: Johar rell, I 7 I , i ll Xlixi x lrlw il x l V' ii ill fm i it it i , f , -mdl l X xi x , X N M4 .41-L--rm i e V w xx X ii, lig l' X Y r , if t r A il l v X 3 , X Greenberg, Suzanne Harris, Cindy Cortez, Sylvia Mon- cada, Lyn Espinoza and Deb- bie Johannsenl, making it one of the more experienced teams in league. A lot of the other teams are starting freshmen and sophomores, but ours being mostly juniors and seniors adds depth as well as exper- ience, said Mountain. Junior Lyn Espinoza, who was a two year varsity start- ing pitcher, said, I think that experience on the varsi- ty level alone Will help us win leaguef, The question for this year was, could the girls continue their winning ways under a new coach? After six years, Ms. Sue Boyette had to give up the team so that she could get her masters degree. Much to the approval of the team, Mountain took over the task. He had coached most of the girls on JV, so he knew what he was taking on. My This is a good group of 4 i girls, there is such an abun- g dance of talent here. They ' have really matured since I Q 4,1-l had them on JV,', said Mountain. i'Mr. Mountain really knows what he's doing on the field. All of us know him and like him, so the season should be successful, said pitcher Debbie Johannsen. Q .ww ,J away ,, f ,M ,ff it PLAY? IDBI! f r f , , an V , f f 4 ' Vmf 'fix' 1 1 Sports!Varsity Softball -1,

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Several players credited their bad team. To turn around this start with a 2-4 preseason re- . jinx that had also plagued them in the 83-84 season, Coach Devers worked on the basic skills and got the team to just work harder. Robert Fournier, junior, stated that, '4The hitting, outfield, and infield are do-i ing greatf' By working as a team, de- veloping the basic skills, and being positive the J.V. base- ball team hoped for a great season. Outfielder Reggie Hartley said, Our team is looking a lot better than last year and we're planning on a great season. . MMF' preseason record to bad atti- tudes and not working as a The freshmen baseball team had a more promising cord. I think we'll do better if we pull together, play as a team and use all our skills, said Pat Cook, outfielder. Many players felt that their hitting and their infield were their strong points. Many also thought these strong areas would help their season. A weak point was pitch- ing.,As Cook said, It's not that we don't have the pitch- ers, but we need those pitch- ers to play to their poten- tial. So with faith in their hit- ting and infield the freshmen baseball team was also opti- mistic and hopeful. Q X ..X,...!,,.X.,X,, X, .X,. ,, , X ,.X.,,. X , ..,..., A FROSH BASEBALL TEAM, Front row: Mike Valvatine, Ray Flores, Kurt Hasten, Khoa Tran, Scott Harding, second row: Aaron Cowley, Rae Teare, Kevin Del Toro, Adrian Martinez, Pat Cook, Mike Clayton, third row: Jeff Jordan, Aaron Fouts, Brad Lachemann, Ja- son White, Frank Rueda, Bruce Steel. A READY TO FIRE his curve ball, southpaw Scott Harding leans towards the plate. Pitching was an area that the freshmen team tried to improve upon. 4 SCRAMBLING TOWARDS THIRD, Rae Teare gets a triple. Hitting was one strong point of the freshmen team. JV Baseball!Sports 1 1 7

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