California Baptist University - Angelos Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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GSAC Title Although sidelined most of the season.Renee Whatley was there to oblige when someone need- ed a word of encouraeement. White all of these elements were saved from last year, a few new ingredients were added to the mix. For example. transfer player Melinda Schonert set her way to a position on the All-District team. Bui freshman power must not be forgotten. This was proven by Margaret lereneo, who served and blocked her way right into the starting line-up. Newcomer Analise Navia showed off her skills as well, leading the GSAC in kills. Last, but certainly not least, leaping Lolu Mosi sparkplug, offering her enthu n and setting Mthout men- ,er remarked. I home game ' ! don ' t think ated without h ) the squacT The season wouldn ' t be complete tioning the Blue Crew. Coach Kriej ' Their enthusiasm and spirit at eac made the gym a happening place. ' our team would have been as moti the Blue Crew. They played a great part in our season! exclaimed Margaret lereneo. The Right Stuff . . . that ' s what the Lady Lancers had this year. A strong team, great fans, and a supportive college community combined for a ter- rific final product. Student Steve Pennington was heard to say. The giris played really well this year, and more that deserved to win their first-ever GSAC championship. Coach Gene Krieger applauds, pleased with the performance of his team. With a slam, Melinda Schonert sends I ball rocketing back at the Grand Can X defenders. 148 SPORTS

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Rough Season Causes Growth, Prepares Team for Next Year. The Lancer Soccer Team had an unplanned rebuilding year this season. The team was infiltrated by many new players. Although this season was not that successful on the scoreboard, it was a great victory in terms of growth and experience. 1988 was not a winning year, but it was an encouraging one. The team played very consistently. They worked hard and played close-knit games. More than half of this year ' s team members were new to CBC and it took much effort and cooperation for them to learn how to work together as a team unit. It seems that they came out tougher and more polished than at the beginning of the season and that was a victory in itself. Team member Mauricio Gomez said of this year ' s team: We played more con- sistently as a team this year. Considering the fact that we were a young team, ability level has improved this year immensely. There are high hopes and expectations for next year. The team should be very strong, as they are losing only two players to graduation. The soccer team is looking forward to next year and hopes to put CBC on top of the Golden State Athletic Con- ference once again. Ronnie Otis traps the ball while in mid- 1988 Lancer Soccer Top row: Randy Short, Marc Dale, Chuck Hopkins, l-arry Davis, Barry Lloyd, Tom Huckabee, Mike Delay, and Sanjay Peacock. Second row. Coach Howard Boyer, Rich Christ- mas, Jerry Guardanapo, Garry Whitfield, Eric Dale, Jim Tyler, Scott Mathews, and Assistant Coach Bruce Jafary. Front row: Mike Plew, Ronnie Otis, Chris Chap- man, Joe Bono, Mauricio Gomez, Craig Nickel, and Tad Barton. 1 f « r 150 SI ' OKTS