Scrapbook 2000-01

1. The cross country team, led by senior Katie Quinlan, wins

Pacific Coast League, CIF Southern Section Division IV and CIF State

Division IV championships.

2. The track and field team, led by junior Julie Allen, defends its

CIF Division III and Pacific Coast League titles.

3. The tennis team captures CIF Division IV and Pacific Coast League

crowns, while sophomore Anne Yelsey and the unbeaten doubles duo of

Leslie Damion and Brittany Holland win PCL singles, doubles titles,

respectively.

4. Julie Allen wins the 1,600 meters, the 3,200 and is second in the

800 at both CIF Division IV and Pacific Coast League finals, then goes on

to finish third in the 3,200 at the CIF State meet.

5. The Pacific Coast League champion soccer team puts together a

26-game unbeaten streak and outscores opponents, 108-19, but is upset in

the CIF Division IV semifinals.

6. Volleyball and water polo each earn a piece of the Pacific Coast

League championship and both reach the CIF semifinals in their respective

divisions.

7. Senior Kristin McCoy (basketball) and sophomore Alissa Zoelle

(softball) are named District Players of the Year, while McCoy and junior

Allison Harvey (soccer) are each named Pacific Coast League Co-Most

Valuable Players in their respective sports.

8. Senior Jaycee Mahler (two), senior Jenny Cummins and junior

Krisserin Canary (track and field), as well as freshman Kim McKay

(swimming), each add individual Pacific Coast League championships.

9. Sara Deming, Lindsay Anstandig and Jacqueline Becker (volleyball);

Britta Vogele, Molly O’Meara and Elisha Morgan (soccer); as well as

Christina Hewko and Danielle Carlson (water polo) earn first-team All-CIF

recognition.

10. All-CIF honors are also bestowed upon Allison Harvey, Paige Janes

and Lauren Shepherdson (soccer), as well as Daniela DiGiacomo, Lindsey

Daley and Malia Tarayao (water polo).