Page 82 - CBA 1991 YEARBOOK

Junior High Girls Go For
Basketball & Volleyball
The Girls Modified Basketball team
was comprised of twenty enthusiastic
girls with lofty athletic goals. Al­
though the majority of the team con­
sisted of seventh graders, there were
eighth graders to lead the girls to
victory. The team had a well bal­
anced group of girls with varying
skills, strengths, and weaknesses.
The team had two coaches (Terry
A CBA player begins to break away with the
ball. She is followed by an opposing player
with her own players on all sides.
and Christine), who worked together
to improve the skills of their high-
spirited players
In only its second season, the Jun­
ior High Volleyball tarn proved to be
one of the most successful CBA teams.
The girls worked hard on their serv­
ing, spiking, and diving (ouch!) The
experience was the first of a team
sport nature for most of the players,
and they jumped right in with great
enthusiasm and spirit, the trademark
Girls Modified Basketball
Junior High Volleyball
First Row: S. Bonacci, A. Tisdell, D, Mookherjee, E. Murray, J. Borregine, E. Varta­
bedian, S. Vrabel Second Row: M. Magari, S. Sasenbury, E. Shannon, L. Corbacio,
T. Thomas, K. Boyle, M. Dracker, S. Lowe Third Row: K. O'Connor, N. LeBeau, L.
Yusim, A. Perez de Tagle, L. Szyikowski, N. Dunn, C. Lee, E. Wood, Coach D. DeRito
Kneeling: E. Murray, S. Gradoville, A. Kawa, M. Vacco, J. Myers, G. Trainor, J.
Borreggine Standing: Coach T. deBerjeois, C. Tinelli, L. Szyikowski, E. Wood, H. John­
son, J. Evans, K. Voss, B. Wehner, M. D'Orazio, K. Boyle, Coach C. Desrochers Missing:
S. Sasenbury, E. Vartabedian, K. O'Connor, N. LeBeau
78 Sports
of all
C B A
athletes. The
dedication
and hard work had a big pay-off.
This young team won the 1990-91
League Championship, and were the
1991 Western Regional Volleyball
Tournament Co-Champions. Great
job, ladies!