Glen Wilson High School - Prowler Yearbook (Hacienda Heights, CA)

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jfV. SvAGdcat Hoys ' Soomi KICKING HARD T Eric Floyd runs upfield in order to follow up on a kick. ► ▼ Felix Parra gets into position to block an opponent ' s kick. ► TT Alonzo Raio fends off an opponent before kicking the ball down field. A n impressive J.V. Soccer tt team roamed the Wildcat field, furthering the Wildcat reputation for excellence. Although the final outcome may not be as spot- less as others, it is obvious that a superior effort was put out on the behalf of the players. The J.V. team won three games out of the second half of the season with only one tie and the loss of only three games, one of which was a forfeit. In total the team won roughly half of its games, losing occasionally only b slim margins. A superior team next year is in-; evitable if the experience gained by the J.V. team is put to use. Juan Cuevj; J.V Boys ' Soccer Wilson Los Altos 2 Wilson 5 West Covina 2 Wilson 7 Charter Oak Wilson — Baldwin Park forfeit Wilson 3 Nogales 4 Wilson 1 Diamond Bar I Wilson 3 Rowland 58 jP f. Hoys ' Socca

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•% V. Joys ' Soccer Wilson 5 Rowland 1 Wilson 3 Baldwin Park 2 Wilson 4 Charter Oak Wilson 1 Los Altos 1 Wilson 2 West Covina Wilson J Diamond Bar 1 Wilson Nogales I Wilson 2 Rowland H ' ilson 2 Baldwin Park VaiisrtL) boys QoiftMkt ijiadrtoi ojj- ACCESS rhe boys ' varsity soccer team has had a tradition of success and this year is no exception. )art from being largely undefeated, e team has also shown that it is a Dup to be taken seriously. The season started with three con- cutive wins against Rowland(l-5), ddwin Park(2-3), and Charter ik(0-4). From the start the teams eat potential was evident, however tie against rival Los Altos(l-l) was evitable. The team soon returned i David Purcey positions the ball for a H ' njicld kick, photo by Dawn Wanzy with a shut out against West Covi- na(0-2) but tied again against Dia- mond Bar( 1-1 ). A loss at the hands of Nogales set the team back, but it soon jumped back with two consecutive shut outs against Rowland(0-2) and Baldwin Park(0-2). The record shows that the Cats soc- cer team has great CIF potential and hopefully with continued success, they will become formidable con- tenders. by Juan Cueva •!•♦ MA Koys ' Socca 57 1=

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Even though a few of our games were lost, we i mproved enough to be better for next year at the var- sity level. — Steven Smalley SHOOTING HIGH A lthough the J.V. basketball r team has made impressive ■ progress, their performance leaves room for much improvement. During preseason, the future seemed bright for the team with the majority of the games already won; however, the tide soon turned when the league began. The J.V. team stood at an average position during the league, winning and losing roughly the same amount of games. The season result may not be as impressive as others, but the experience gained is priceless and hopefully will bring new stars to the varsity level. Juan Cueva •5fc Wade Stevens looks for a teammate to accept a pass while he stands behind an opponent ' s arms. Standing: R. Sakoda. W. Stevens, S. Johnson. D. Chia. M. Caouette. Kneeling: M. Lee, S. Smaller, R. Salonga, S. Smalley. J.V. Boys ' Basketball Wilson Lost Altos Wilson West Covma Wilson Charter Oak Wilson Baldwin Park Wilson Nogales Wilson Diamond Bar li ' ilson Rowland •••• J V. Hoys ' ' Bbsfeefbci, 59