Lakeridge High School - Symposium Yearbook (Lake Oswego, OR)

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With rookie coach Gale Van Hoorn leading the pack, and sixteen anxious freshmen ready to get a grip on their high school soccer career, the Freshmen Boy’s Soccer team took hold of the new season with five wins in a row. Ending the season with a record of six wins, six losses, and two ties, the team accomplished the same record as the previous year. “A winning team with a winning attitude” Key players for the team included center midfielder Chris Wollmuth, center defense David Reinhart, and forward Jeff Ahrend. Coach Van Hoorn summed up the season by saying A rookie coach with a rookie team ... together we had a winning season and a winning attitude.” b v Kisa Nosier inS it his all, goalie Jesse Nelson kicks the ball back to the field. 3. 3. FRESHMAN BOYS SOCCER. BACK ROW: Collin Lee, Coach Van Hoorn, Chris Wollmuth, David Reinhart, Derek Tatyrek, Jon Isensee, Ryan Webb. MIDDLE ROW: Jon Elsom, Dan Deal, Jeff Ahrend, Lane Giardina, Matt Lyons. Jesse Nelson. FRONT ROW: Aaron Weller, Chad Trask, Lee Pinson. 4. Surveying the scene. Coach Van Hoorn ponders for a brief moment. Frosh Boys Opponent West Linn Twality Thomas Brown Evergreen Lake Oswego Central Catnolic Forest Grove Cedar Park Jesuit Highland Park Five Oaks Mountain View Meadow Park WINS: 6 Freshman Boy’s Soccer OPP 3 0 2 1 1 0 2 3 7 2 2 0 5 3 I.II LOSSES: TIES: 2 4

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Soccer kicks Into gear Impressed by the way the JV Boy’s Soccer Team came together, Coach Tim Shelmerdine was sorry to see the season end. After the first four games, the team’s record was 0- 1-3. Coach Shelmerdine felt that it was going to be a long season; how- ever, the team bounced back and didn’t lose a game the rest of the season. The team’s victories were headed by the many scores of Dar- ryl Hoffinger, who scored thirteen goals, and Steve Sporre, who scored a total of eleven goals. The defen- sive half of the field was credited with the skills of defender Mark Brundage, and goalies Jon Cozzens and Andrew Jones. Coach Shelmer- dine proudly stated, “By the end of the season the team was playing way beyond my expectations.” He also added that he was very pleased with the team’s effort throughout the season. By Kenan Smith “By the end of the season the team was playing way beyond my expectations.’’ JV BOYS SOCCER. 1. BACK ROW: Coach Tim Shelmerdine, Craig Wihtol, Chris Seeley, Jon Cozzens, Andrew Jones, David Woolf, Rich Anderson (Manager). MIDDLE ROW: Darryl Lu- ther, Duane Hoffinger, David Henry, .Kirk Sewell, Casey Clegg, Mike Faw- cett. FRONT ROW: Erik Wehbring, Brett Egusa, Steve Sporre, Darryl Hof- finger, Eric Norton. Not Pictured: Lee Brunz, Mark Brundage. r—“ Scoreboard ——— Junior Varsity Opponent OPP LHS Wilson 1 1 Lincoln 1 1 Beaverton 1 1 Sunset 4 3 Lake Oswego 0 3 Milwaukie 0 5 Molalla 2 8 Canby 1 1 West Linn 1 5 Newberg 1 6 Lake Oswego 0 2 Clackamas 0 8 Oregon City 0 7 Putnam 2 3 WINS: 9 TIES: 4 LOSSES: 1 2. In control of the play, Steve Sporre heads down the field for another goal. JV Boys Soccer Photo by Pam Ballo

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One step beyond... Undoubtedly, the Girls Soccer team managed to make 1985 another successful soccer season. League competition was extreme- ly difficult with Lake Oswego and Rex Putnam both battling with the Pacers for playoff berths. Early in the season Coach Ken Marshall list- ed Drive, Desire, Dedication, Disci- pline, and Determination” as keys to defeating these teams. The first round games were a bit disappoint- ing, coming out with a 2-1 loss against L.O. and a 2-2 tie with Put- nam. However, the girls continued to work hard and on the second time through tied L.O. 1-1 and defeated Putnam 3-0. Through games like these, Lakeridge was able to reserve a spot in the playoffs. In the first round against Catlin Gabel, the girls managed a 3-0 shu- tout which led to a quarterfinal game against Beaverton. Although the games stopped here, the Pacer girls were proud of their accom- plishments. The Pacers tied for the League title, and several players re- ceived special recognitions. These players were: junior Jenni “Drive, Desire, Discipline, Dedication, and Determination” Baxter, 1st team all league, 2nd team all state; junior Linda Shull, 1st team all league, 2nd team all state, 3rd best player in the league; senior Kirsten Anderson, 1st team all league; seniors Becky Weislogel, Pam Bryan, and Kristin Miller, 2nd team all league; and junior Lisa Hutchins, honorable mention. by Kristin Miller Varsity Girls Soccer