Dana Hills High School - Mast Yearbook (Dana Point, CA)

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S©coeA sweaty betty • clammy • see ya! iROSH SOPH 6-3 3 OPPONKNT S( OK Irvine •I Capo Valley (1 Mi ion Vicjo San ( Icmcnic , El Toro (1 Irvine 1 Mission Vicjo 3 Capo Valley 1 El Toro ] San ( ' Icmcnie 7 JUNIOR VARSITY 5-2-3 OPPONENT SCOR Irvine Capo Valley Mission Viejo San Clcmcnre El Toro Irvine Mission Vicjo Capo Valley El Toro San Clemenie Robert Van I)i|k Ji inonstraies the technique of dtib- hhni; with the (lutsidc of your foot 1. tKOiHSOPH SOCCER- (from) A. Tansley, S. Paley, B.Jewell, B. Rogers, M. Sokol, R. Lindley, M. Stevenson; (middle) A. Zucker, M. Tansley, M. Kreg, Coach Sohesz, C. Goeseti, J. Southeriand, A. Sanchej; (back) R. Harrison, M. Whipple, J. Achten, T. McCoy, P. Buckman, D. Devine, R. Robinette, A. Juarez. 2. Drills help Robert Van Dijk and Chris Roberts improve their skills. 3. The bicycle is a favorite maneuver of Robert Van Dijk. 4. Ryan Harrison hustles to beat a Triton player to the ball, 5. Ryan Harrison helps to divert a San Clemcnte break away. 6. Eludmg the opposition, Dan Devine stops the ball and passes inside. 7. One-onone helps prepare Scott Sokol and Chris Roberts for both offense and defense. 8.J.V. SOCCER- (front) S. Sokol, O. Artcs, C. Roberts, S. Grubbs, K. Erikson; (middle) C. Bergurod, N. Reidock, C. Moss, J. Solorid, R. VanDijk; (back) V. Peteque, G. Leone, T. Choate, R. Anderson, S. Townsend, and Coach V. Dovydaitas. ■i »» i . «

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VARS1T ' 4-5-1 OPPOXF.NT Irvine Capo Valley Mission Viejo San Clemente Fl Tore lr ' ine Mission Viejo Capo Valley El Tore San Clemente SCORF 1. 0.1 1-2 4-0 5-0 1-5 1-3 1-0 1-0 1-1 Mike Ronca pivots away from an a res- sive San Clemente player. i ■ J rack up the stadiums • powder doughnuts the equaliza Soccer 13S{»-

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stubbs • get that dobie • sok cool • ditch it Individuals Streniithen 1 earn • mm ' SHkWIIB- Trapping the ball between his foot and the grass turf. Scott Sokol maneuvers around his San Ciemente opponent to execute a through pass to Shawn Grubbs ' outstretched leg ... SCORE! Scoring 19 goals for the season, while allowing only 17, teamwork scenes such as the one depicted above contributed to the second place finish ot the boys ' junior varsity soccer team. G)ach Dovydaites cited discipline, positioning and short passes ' as the weaknesses of his team; therefore, he centered workouts around developing better individual skills. Among those who responded to his efforts were leading scorer Scott Sokol (7 goals), assists leader We started off well, but injuries hurt Shawn Grubbs (4 assists), defender Niels us toward the end of the season. Reidock, Matt Rice, and Troy Choate. -Rick Anderson an Ciemente and Capo Valley provided the team with its toughest competition, with a 4-3 victory and 1-1 tie against the Tritons and a 0-0 tie and 1-4 loss to the Cougars. The frosh soph team finished with an overall record ot 11- ' )- ' ,. and a league record of 6-5-. . Their success was due to hard work, determination, and a desire to move up to the high levels. M.V.P. for frosh soph was Andres Juarez, Best Offensive was Mike Whipple, Best Defensive were Joe Achten and Matt Kreg, Best Midfielder was Ryan Harrison, and Scholar Athlete was Ben Jewell. -t.h.