Agoura High School - Quixotian Yearbook (Agoura Hills, CA)

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Be A Sport

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Together We're Better . . .the legacy continues. . .We are the Champions. . . Again. . .and AGAIN. . -Suzy Bowman and Dawn Krenik ost Agoura athletes hoped to win league and possibly compete in CIF. The girls on the varsity soccer team were not like most Agoura athletes, their goal was to win the CIF title for the third time in a row. Most soccer teams set a goal to win a certain number of games. Girls' varsity soccer not only tried to win all of their games but also tried to prevent any opposing team from scoring. This amazing team reached their goals and found success by winning the CIF title with a 25-0-3 record, and allowing only eight goals the whole season. They ended the year with their fifty-second consecutive win. Unbelievably, their total three-year championship record was 67-I-8. Besides their speed and superior ball con- trol, the team had depth in talent. All the players were strong, and Coach Dave Godwin could therefore substitute and have fresh athletes throughout the game. These qualities, along with unity, allowed this teams to meet and break so many records. When any of the players were asked what made their team so good, they all responded unity. Together we're better was the motto and the explanation of their success. Many of the players Dawn Krenik - All CIF MVP offensive, team offensive Co- MVP, and Ist team Lisa Ferragamo - All CIF MVP defensive, team defensive Co- MVP, and Ist team Frontier League. Heidi Walters - Team offensive Co-MVP, All CIF, and Ist team Frontier League. julie Tingle - Most Valuable Midfielder, All CIF, and Ist team Frontier League. Kathy Shean - Team defensive Co-MVP, All CIF, and Ist team Frontier League. Amy Ward - All CIF and Ist team Frontier League. Wendy Bennett - All CIF and Ist team Frontier League. Suzy Bowman - All CIF and Ist team Frontier League. jennifer Holmwood - All CIF and 2nd team Frontier League. Tricia Arledge - All CIF and 2nd team Frontier League. Vanessa Martin - All CIF and Ist team Frontier League. Christy Rapp - Ist team Frontier League. Janet Galer - 2nd team Frontier League. Sandy Convey - 2nd team Frontier League. L urls' Yarsilx Boctor had competed on the same soccer teams since grade school, this experience enabled the players to anticipate each others' actions. When asked what it was like being a defensive player on such a strong team, left fullback Kathy Shean, explained, Although it sometimes got a little boring, there was pressure to keep the shut-out streak going. Also, because the team was so good, I got chances to take the ball up instead of hanging back. Commenting on what this team meant to him, Coach Godwin paused and jokingly said, Starting off with a hard one, huh? He did go on to say that he saw his work with the team as a rededica- tion to what he wanted to do when he was youn- ger - teach and coach at the high school level. janet Galer, center midfielder, reflected the thoughts of many of the seniors when she said, lt makes me sad to look back because I am a senior and won't be playing on this team any more. This year was great and I will miss soccer and this team very much. Even though for some, Agoura soc- cer will be an incredible memory of three CIF titles, there are others who look forward to win- ning a fourth. - Andrew Brosnan gaviali Fullbacks Suzy Bowman and Lisa Ferragamo struggle to steal the ball from an opponent. The stingy Charger defense limited their op- ponents to only eight goals dur- ing the season. e V ..,