Bonita Vista High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Chula Vista, CA)

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San Diego's Finest JV Shows Promising Future Bonita Vista's Junior Varsity finished with a 23-3 overall record and were rated fl in the county. They won the Metro League Championship in the last game of the year by coming from 17 points behind to defeat Sweetwater in overtime, thus giving them a 12-2 league record and sole possession of first. In Christmas tournament action the Barons took the title in both the Mission Bay tournament and the Coronado tournament. Scot Brazil was named Most Valuable Player in the Mission Bay tournament. Brazil lead the team in scoring followed by Bruce Rosendahl, David Kinsel, and Pat Malone. Other key contributions were made by Ron Shanks and John McCauley. Coach Grande combined individual greatness into a well disciplined and balanced team effort. This the best bunch of sophomores ever to come up in Bonita Vista's history and with continued improvement they should become future greats and make our program as good as it has been in the past. Mike Watkins, John Sanchez, Doug Ogilvie, Scott Brazil, Ron Shanks, john McCauley, Bruce Rosendahl, Pat Malone, David Kinsel, Richard Fredricks, Coach John Grande. 14

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Soccer Team Finds Going Roughg Competition Fierce In Metro League The Bonita Vista 1974-1975 soccer team had some thrilling moments with some upset victories but otherwise suffered through a mediocre 5-8-1 league season. This gave the Barons fifth place in the Metro league, which is the toughest in the county. The Barons were led by Most Valuable Player David Calvani. Calvani was selected to the Metro League first team while Brad johnson and Ken Johnson were named to second team. Brad set a school record by scoring seventeen goals. Mike Barajas and Jim Andrecht received honorable mention. Coach Robert West is expecting great things in the future as nine starters return. He also says our soccer program is an onward and upward team looking for increased success in the future. lTop Leftl Coach Robert West. lFront Rowl George Aguilar, David Johnson, Richard Shoekey, jim Andrecht, Mark Sullivan, Mark Ramirez, Mike Barajas Carlos Osnaya, Brian Miller. lBack Rowl Thierry Camus, Tony Casarez, Randy Engen, Brad Johnson, Ken Johnson, David Calvani, Lincoln Turner, Mark Fiekert, Richard Messinger. WM.