Arlington High School - Simba Kali Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Winning Season Posted Team Breaks Losing Streak With 12 Victories What a way to keep their heads above water! Hard- rk, practice and dedication did have their pay-offs, e Fillipelli stated, I think the water polo team has ne pretty well this year, because we were more mpetitive than in the past. The team was awarded nsolation champions at the Fontana Tournament ,d took fourth place at the Ramona Tournament later the season. Lion pride once again proved to be of rigid endur- ce. Team captain, James Reyes, demonstrated his ills and potential with a total of 102 goals scored oughout the season. The two main reasons the im improved so greatly are attitude and teamsman- ip. This years team learned to play together as a it. Their attitudes were positive and their expecta- I think that we need to become a little more aggressive stated Ethan Lema, varsity player. tions were that of a winning team. The players sup- ported each other in the games, through positive talk, sharing the ball in passing around and helping each other on defense. In addition to regularly scheduled games, the team participated in a summer league and a game against the AHS football team, the score was water polo ten, and football eight. Although the eight points of the football team was given to them. Like the game against the football squad, the water polo team scored other impressive league wins. They finished the season with their best record ever: 12 wins. Cathy Garcia GET OFF MY BACK! Tony Reindl is pressured reaches for the ball. Many players found themselves trapped between the opponents and the ball. WATEfePOLO • 193

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TOatenfiot Won 12, Lost 9 Fontana Colton Alta Loma Montclair Moreno Valley Indio San Gorgonio San Bernardino Palm Desert Ramona Palm Springs Palm Desert Redlands Charter Oaks Trabuco Hills North Hemet Montclair Hemet Redlands Fontana m a £? 7 13 11 10 9 7 22 10 11 18 12 17 4 18 18 7 22 7 22 7 10 14 17 8 7 15 15 14 13 9 5 26 13 12 9 5 19 8 4 9 11 12 Coach Grisham advices team mem- called to give the players a rest and bers. Frequently, time-outs were to get perspective on the game. t ' .fp. V WATER POLO Front row: Tim Harris and Tony Reindl; second row: Joe Liddicote, James Reyes, Joe Fillippelli, Aaron Lema, Lynn Peters and Jared Griffith; third row: Bill Southern, Ethan Lema, Andrew Reindl, Jim McElmell and Brian Liddicote; Back row: Coach Bill Grisham. I feel the team needs to develop more team unity, stated team captain, James Reyes. 192 • SPORTS Football player. Doug Dooley, has the ball in a game against the water polo team. This was one of the many activities in

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GOING FOR THE GOAL — — soccer. Chuck was also a col Varsity player, Chuck Hopkins, lege prep student who was in starts his move against three de- volved in several clubs and ac fenders. In addition to playing tivities. 0 4 ' S CC l Won 11, Lost 11, Tied 6 Varsity Hemet 1 0 1 2 Perris 3 1 1 4 Palm Springs 0 3 0 3 North 0 1 2 2 Norco 2 0 2 2 Ramona 3 1 1 forfeit Corona 2 7 1 3 Hemet 2 0 VARSITY SOCCER Front row: Jason Stickley, Stan Kelley, Mike Johnson, Jack Neill, and Steve Carlson; second row: Holger Moller, Moe Hammer, Mark Gomez and Chuck Hopkins; back row: Ro- berto Chavez, Alex Figueroa, Ignacio Herrera, Tommy Dixon, and Enoch Wogu. J.V. SOCCER Front row: Fred Avila, Shawn Wolf, Sonethong Douangsa vanh, Mark Knight, Jason Miller, Brian Hubbs, and Greg Byers; second row: Jeff Gutterud, Alejandro Mirales, Ben Reyes, Juan Pesgueda, and John Kush; back row: Jimmy Runyan, Bill Edgar, Rennik Soholt, Terry Dzvonick, Sean Wall and Joe Allotta. ON THE RUN CONTACT! Senior Holger Moller quickly moves the ball down field. Holger, an exchange student from Germany, made the varsi- ty squad. Steve Carlson maintains control despite the efforts of a Perris player. The varsity went on to 194 • SPORTS