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Frosh Soccer First Row: Paul Martin, Matt Lacayo, Geoff Blair, Brian Blatz, Sal Herrera, Chris Dowell,John Kruse Second Row: Tom Vilter, Mario lacomini, ToddJohnston, Carl Matsuo, Juan Navarro, Dylan Flynn Third Row: Dave Gaspar, Rick Norbutas, Coach Landeros, Marc Seward, Brent Fraser, Paul Redman f ' W , .tx C CC ,,,,c,,,, ,C C RW M C 2 Y CC - ' A A JV player Jeff Brown Cleftl puts extra effort behind a long pass to a teammate near the goal.JV team members Franco De Simone and Franco Finstad fabovel shake hands with their opponent after the game. getersoni 1 1 3-1 C eterson , 4-1 C , s,CC C Bucnser 3-2 Buchser 1 4-3 Bellarmine 1 0-2 St. Francis , 0-3 , Serra 1 1 1-4 Sacred Heart 3-2 Riordari 5-0 St. Ignatius 3-1 Bellarmine 3-2 St. Francis 0-0 Serra 1 0-1 Sacred!-Ieart 2-1 Riordan 7-0 St. Ignatius 3-1 Awards, ,C Most Valuable Player: Rick Norbutas Most Inspirational: Carl Matsuo Win Win Win Win Loss Loss Loss Win Win Win Win Tie Loss Win Win Win
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Frosh goalie John Kruse keeps his eye on opposing players while preparing to block any goal attempts. JV Boys place third in WCALg frosh work on team strategies The Boys Freshmen Soccer met up with some stiff competition throughout the season, but they accomplished their goals of refining techniques and building team unity. The pre-season 4-O record sparked optimism in the team as they prepared to face the regular season. The team opened the season with losses to Bellarmine, St. Fran- cis and Serra, but the tables soon turned. Mitty rallied back to beat Sacred Heart, 3-25 clenched victory over Riordan, 5-Og defeated St. lgna- tius, 3-ig and slipped by Bellarmine, 3-2. The winning streak finally ended with a O-O tie with St. Francis. At a second match against Riordan, the team avenged their previous loss with a convincing 7-O victory. The team fell short of its goal of gaining one of the top three slots in the WCAL. lnstead, Mitty settled for a fouth place ranking. Additionally, the team didn't feel they achieved the degree of aggressiveness that they had hoped for. Brian Blatz confidently. -Mark Scully- Boys J.V. Soccer kept up their tradition of a strong season, ending with a 16-3-2 record and placing third in the WCAL. Coach Al Waddington felt the boys worked as a team to a strong degree. He felt the team's spirit was good, although it was full of ups and downs. We came together when we had to, agreed junior Sean DeMonner. Waddington felt the team impro- ved this year. Skill-wise, they were better, stated Waddington. There were many experienced returnees and a talented number of new sopho- mores. Next year, Waddington's goals are to win bigger in the league and to have even a greater amount of teamwork. New comer Franco Fin- stad also felt the team would deve- lop more dedication and seriousness next season. As the team members get to know each other, we will improve and be a better team, explained -Niyo Kachalia- Junior Varsity Soccer First Row: Larry Cardoza, Franco De Simone, John Tone, Eddie Garcia, Erick Enderle, Jes Medina, Greg Sledge Second Row: Greg Quan, Sean De Monner, Bob Kabanek, Joe Bisignano, Chuck Hen Franco Finstad, Tony Daly Third Row: Assistant Coach Joe lnfantino, Jeff Brown, Chris Aparicio, John Pitteng Robert McAlavey, Bob Parker, Greg Wood, Coach Al Waddington
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