DeSoto High School - Eagle Yearbook (Desoto, TX)

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:ii ...g s :gi f gg5zi.:a:,zas'2fex,a..te:.wqa5it5Qeaf--e:s22L11ff'Si'f? 91 igh igh expectations for a Winning season turned into faded dreams for the boys varsity soccer team. The infamous effects of House Bill 72, the normal injur- ies, and the lack of ex- perience changed the season into a rebuild- ing year. . We lost five start- ers from last year be- cause of injuries or grades. Also, we had six players starting that didn't even play last year, said Coach Mike Welch. Senior halfback Tom Neylon, an All- District player last year, injured his knee in the opening district NOT AGAIN! Sopho- more Trenton Thorne covers his eyes as the Duncanville JV team scores another goal. Ju- nior George Crenshaw takes the statistics for the 8-0 loss. Photo by Shawn Seaney. I Q, rw I ,Q .. we - at 91,6 if Q M fi gpm Hopes fade away game. He recovered in time to play a few minutes in the last game against Adam- son. When the guy tripped me and l hurt my knee, l had no idea that l would miss my senior season. l hated sitting on the sideline and watching my team lose, Ney- lon said. The IV boys fol- lowed the varsity in a similar way by having more losses than wins. Sophomores Welsey Wakefield and luan Guajardo led in scor- ing goals. The team topped off the season by playing the best ever in the last game against Grand Prairie. Guajardo scored his last goal of the season in a grand way. He shot from about 35 yards out- it was re- markable! said Coach Welch. By Michelle Howell WQQMYE '22 fb- Xfgngfdla ertflflgpge align wah QJPQXQ 6 xy X SW Y'fzd't5lp we wlstzglg eww Eiga' wiitdxmatt feat? -9 wi-Q' f ,wijifl A R 3 TfjQQff1fL'E.rff 3 S , f Ziiizklltav ff'ZLilJQ.?Z. 5, ,GAMER K .,i:iJl'3ElV'Z,,3f.1Z255w5ZLsZ62.fr2i5.1, Vlisafrsilxyiilhlkxzg-Liigifggggtiv vzizsleff ., 556411-1 iffwziia War fiilfem Ef. 5fiiQfi1+ W -itiwiiiitsivw f' 5 , . fs . M 4 -at 1w rx t Ll.-U.-w'gggg.Ji -wgilaallif'-2 5.LE-535' . . 'v 1' Ye-fwvffifisf 'wi 'r m-vFE:iZ15f? g. Lit a fi mg 2 1' r ' 11- 55.- Boy's Soccer! l l l

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bring no he arrival of a new coach usually brings a hope for improve- ment over the past season. The girls soc- cer team, coached by left Hilburn, lost this trace of hope in,the middle of the season. They proved to be clearly inexperienced compared to their op- ponents such as Dun- canville, the state champion, and Bishop Lynch. The teams from Bishop Lynch and Duncanville were composed ot mostly seniors. We had an extremely young team with a majority ot sophomores and ju- niors compared to the others. l believe the problem was because the program was only 1 12! Girls Soccer STRETCHING OUT, sophomore Stephanie Alvarez throws the ball down the sideline to start an offensive play against Arlington. Photo by phoioqraph y class hanges change in its third year, said Coach I-lilburn. The lack of quality practice time also hin- dered the players' hopes. The winning teams such as Bishop Lynch, Duncanville, and Grand Prairie practiced in the ott- season and also dur- ing school time. Practicing after school until 5:45 p.m. was very long and tir- ing, especially when some of the girls had to go to work atter that. I think that the program should have been more like the others and have a class period for the team as well as an ott- season program, said senior Allison Hen- derson. by Michelle Howell TRYING TO gain pos- session of the ball, soph- omore Laurie Ellison chases after a Grand Prairie player attempt- ing to score a goal. Phoio by Trent Painter ,, we 'Mf , W uw., ttf . '4a..,gws-N5