Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Www Derek Sabori fights for posession of the ball. The J.V. soccer team: Back row - Pedro Teran, Richard Capstraw, Jeff Buchbinder, Darin Guy, Albert Cabral. Hunter Swearingen, Duane Lovelace, Dustin Sim- mons, Russell Harvey. Front row - Patrick Wehage, Christophr Gump, Ian Knox, Bryon Young, Richard Shea, Patrick Siembieda, Scott Pitman, Lance Woy. Keith Navidi. Soccer- I I 3

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H RD WORK PAYS OFF Staying strong, the men's ju- nior varsity soccer team showed once more that they were deter- mined to win. Under the direc- tion of walk-on coach Ray Smith. and froshfsoph coach Bob Lew- is. the EHS men practiced long, hard hours, often with the varsity team, and strived to perfect their speed, concentration, and agil- ity. The long hours of practice paid off. Team member Albert Cabral stated, We had a great offense, we had the ability to score in short amount of time. Added Rick Capstraw, We were really motivated before the games. The men's froshfsoph soccer team showed the results of work- ing hard and playing as a team. Under the leadership of coach Bob Lewis, these fine young play- ers achieved 2nd place in league. with their only loss being Los Alamitos. Coach Lewis said. This team overall had the most talent of any froshfsoph team in 4 years. With the tough defense of Dustin Dubreuil and Albert De Los Reyes, coupled with out- standing players Trent Wise, Jason DeLucca, and Mike Voss, the EHS team proved to be a tough opponent. 2 W ,nm l-Sonny Cox moves the ball away . from a Katella player. 2. Pat Siembieda tosses the ball back into action. - The froshfsoph soccer team: Back row-R. Jones, M. Maddyet, B. Richter, T. Wise, A. De Los Reye, J. Yank, B. Nessten, M. Voss, P. Hahn. Front Row-J. Deluca, J. Wheeler, D. Dubreuil, M. Donaldson, D. Sauoris, T. Webster, A. Drypus, D. White. I I 2-Soccer

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GDLFERS DRI E EGR CHAMPIO SHIP The Esperanza Golf Team was undefeated at press time and in first place in the Empire League. Coach Al Safallo hoped to make it to C.l.F. finals and to be the second team in history to repeat as champions. The team was led by .loey Su' gar, Mark Rylance, Tim Todd, Dean DiMascio, Chris Jacques, and Joe Hancock. This year's team is more balanced because we can depend on each member, last year we only had one team leader, Safallo said. There are II4 olf more quality players than ever before. They are good friends and good competitors with one another. The golf team was strong for the following reasons: Esperanza was able to get Country Club players, the team received sup- port from the members of Yorba Linda, the head pro at the Coun- try Club, Tom Sargent, was one of the leaders of Junior Golf, and Esperanza players dedicated themselves to the game. The J.V. team was strong also, and was hoping to place third in league. Over the past few years, only three schools in the Empire League have had successful pro- grams: Esperanza, El Dorado, and Los Alamitos. Esperanza and El Dorado were considered the golf powers in Northern Orange County. At press time, the Esperanza Golf Team defeated Los Alamitos and Huntington Beach. The team had four wins and no losses. l 7 N