Page 15 - Priorities #9 1999-March

Joe Montero, Class of 1976, (black jersey) is Woodside Priory’s soccer coach and also a member of the Math faculty. He joins other teachers and students (guys and girls) on most Fridays after school for a pick-up game, even on misty days such as the one pictured here
Doug Sargent, who holds the newly created job of Middle School Athletics Director, is focusing on skills instruction for this age group. Here, he works with the Eighth Grade Flag Football team, which finished fourth in the 10-school SSIL league.
PSAL All-League Athletes
Fall and Winter Sports
Cross Country
Steve Trudelle and Ross Anderson
Girls Volleyball
Francesca Centofanti
Girls Tennis*
Jenny Upjohn
Girls Basketball
Jenny Upjohn
Boys Soccer*
Pierre Corval and Patrick Sullivan, First Team Sun Kim and Bryce Larsen, Second Team Paul Lewis, Honorable Mention
*Boys Tennis is a spring sport; Girls Soccer All-League Choices were not yet announced at Priorities’publication date.
Season Highlights:
SteveTrudelleplaces 41stoutof158runnersatthe Western Regional track competition and competes in the CIF state championships.
 Girls Volleyball and Girls Basketball qualify for the first time for the Central Coast Sectional (CCS) Championship. Jenny Upjohn and Kathy Alsop are leaders on both teams.
 Boys Basketball - a rebuilding year. Bright spots include sophomores Bobby Christian and David Lando, junior Steve Trudelle and senior Brendan Kelly.
CelsoOnofre launchesasuccessfulandpromising Priory Girls Tennis team.
Athletics
The CSS Championship game was a terrific team effort; Senior Jenny Upjohn was a key player.
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