Chadwick School - Dolphin Yearbook (Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA)

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Wai 'swf 3332 uxevzifi Left to Right, Back to Front: Chris Sates , Darren Drag , Justin Graham , Greg Reitz , Dante Corricello , Tod Seneker , Han Yi , Tyler Gabriel , Michael Clarke , Jason Spellberg , Phil Clark , We may have had our weaknesses but when we played as a team we were awesome. This remark by Mi- chael Clarke sums up the season for the Junior Varsity soccer team. Inex- perience and an overabundance of goalies created a marked inconsisten- cy among the players. In addition to these problems, the emotional state of the players would dictate the out- come of each game. Although the team was plagued by many problems, the boys ended up tying for first place in the league. Re- turning players proved to be a strong force on the team since they gained experience and improved their basic Val' skills last season. The offense was mainly in the hands of Justin Gra- ham while the defense was led by Tod Seneker, Greg Reitz and Phil Clarke. H Head Coach Howard Coale often spent his time with the Varsity team. Therefore, Assistant Coach, Eric Muirhead, kept the players on a strict schedule of conditioning throughout the season. His workouts included sprints and long-distance runs. This effective coaching team helped the players to overcome in- consistencies and finish as one of the leading teams in league play. Coach Howard Coale . s ae A ,iv Q 4 SPRINTING FOR A GOAL!! On varsity soccer, Jeff Karnes uses his speed to breakaway for a goal. USE YOUR HEAD!!! Kevin Whilden heads the ball into the opponents goal, during a varsity soccer game. j.v. soccer 209

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M-esteem , H llll H , ..,.. , ,... . ..., .....,.,.,..... Q x. - -swf?---' -:::5rGz?.gZi W-Wy.. mmm 'ir 3-exe H iUf1iOf VHVSHY pbbp For the second season in a row, the Junior Varsity Soccer Team has been given a brand new coach. This sea- son, Anita Drennen had the privilege to learn soccer and coach at the same time. Her strict coaching style forced the players to become serious about their sport. Although they did not have a win- ning record, their spirit and enthusi- asm made the season fun. The team was exceptional in defense but had a deficiency in offense. Their was also a problem with inexperience. Fresh- men Hilary Schmidt and Hilary Achauer along with returning play- WHERE S THE BALL '7 Katherine Dawson is amused at Carmen Abramian 's hilarious predicament Don t even ask BOO!! Hilary Achauer scares off her team- ers, Kristine Cioffi, Katherine Daw- son and Kristen Gulcher were the backbone of the team. The Varsity Team can look forward to receiving some talented and enthusiastic play- ers next year. This team showed great promise and their tough season was a blessing in disguise. It gave the players a chance to improve their skills and to play more agressively. Kristine Cioffi said Junior Varsity is where I want to be. There is more playing time and less negative pressure. The people on the team play because they enjoy the game. 41 V ,,- A tif., I Left to Right, Back to Front: Nicole Linclermayr, Kelly Bean, Carmen Abramian, Hilary Schmidt, Cyrille Kaufman, Amanda Parkes, Kristen Gulcher, Laura Wertheimer, Hilary Achauer, Kristine Gioffi, Laura Heinecke, Laurie Burrell, Katherine Dawson . BUMP!! Center halfback Kristine Cioffi shows fullback Katherine Dawson the ultimate weapon of a defensive player. When you block with I this no opponent ,Q PM can get close to W' the ball. J' mates and the ball! She sometimes lets her aggressive side get carried away. LV- QMS Soccer 211 .I