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MiUtm CMpoUih ? N(y uucufl ' JV qinh kldc ioiiMg kahit: rorgery is a felony, but fortu- nately for the girls ' JV soccer team, forging is not. If it were, they would be guilty of forg- ing their way to success. The JV team went through a state of progression and unification this season. The sea- son acted as a melting pot, blending the team together so that it could be shaped and formed for success. Early in the season, the team wasn ' t integrated enough to become a single force with a single goal, but as the year progressed this hap- pened, and was most vividly demon- strated when the girls beat unstop- pable Mission, decisively. We went through the game and dominated it. It made me so proud to be part of the team, said Erika Klein. Unfortu- nately for the girls, this unprec- edented victory wasn ' t enough to catapult them to the league title, but it did give them a great place to start for next season. Although it isn ' t known who will be coaching girls ' soccer next year, sophomore Amy Walker said, Next year ' s coaches will either make or break the team ' s ability to go all the way. ■ STEALING IS A CRIME - Fortunately for sophomore Stephanie Lawrence, this is the kind of theft which wins soccer games. :CER SOCCER JV Soccer 187
m f n o l C iM m ieMMd , ioiy m ahi l M Imost any respected sports per- i sonality would scream Frosh f1 Soph at a team with seven sophomores and four freshmen — right? Well, he better not go screa- min ' that around Capo, for he would quickly lose all that respect he worked so hard to get. These eleven young ladies, along with a junior and two seniors, comprise the youngest Varsity Softball team in the South Coast League, and in Capo history. Coach Ron Willms ' goal for his team was to make it to the CIF play- offs. If they can get to the playoffs. and prove to themselves they can do it, we ' ll be unstoppable the next two years, Coach Willms said. While the future looks bright, the present looks pretty darn good, too. The Cougars started their season 4-2, and looked like a strong contender for a playoff berth. Among the team members expected to lead the Cou- gars are Sophomore pitcher Jennifer Smith, Freshman Kerri Ernisee, Sen- ior Maria Rodriguez, and Coach Willms ' first relief pitcher ever, Freshman Allyson Carpenter. jji VARSITY SOFTBALL VAI ▲ STRIKE! — Senior Maria Rodriguez catches a fastball against Foothill. Although the Cou- 1 gars first six Innings were picture perfect, the! seventh wasn ' t, as they lost 2-0. 188 Varsity Softball
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