Del Campo High School - Decamhian Yearbook (Fair Oaks, CA)

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DIFFICULT BEGINNING gives the G1rls Varsity Soccer team inspira tion to unite for a great season and an 1n1t1a- tive to excel Black and white spheres making their way up and down the field for two hours under the propulsion of a talented group of girls whose hopes were as high as their expectations. Unfortunately during the preseason, hopes were brought down with a loss in the Valley Tournament. We expected to win easily without the hard work, detemiination, and 222 JBQIQYAQE M, intensity that a team needs to succeed, said team captain Ioelle Mayer. Almost all the players had experience from their participation in outside leagues, such as the San Iuan Competitive Soccer League, thus players be- gan the season at a more advanced level. With outstanding skills, imaginative plays, and optimism the team ex- pected to continue the tradition of championship Girls' Soccer at Del Cam- P0- ' We feel we have an obligation to win due to our superior performance from last season, said team captain Pettit Gil- wee. In the beginning it was Ei 'Q PI- if 1 . . :Riff if 51115 ' V: .., 1i www, . tg, K' X-,'s . -,. it :fi I .. X, t -Cf 'S .. ws, X ??'s3?'if K '. y-'rum .. ii. ff- MZ. f. g K tht R' f Aff'- Xe xi'- Q, 4 .fl ba, M, i ,A,w'1, 1 Q ri rm., hard to know the game each individual played. We were a team of auto- mation, rather than im- agination.Gradually,how- ever, we pulled together because of our pride. We began working harder and developed a new level of enthusiasm for the game, said Mindy Cha- vez. Under the guidance of Coach Dave Novice the Varsity team practiced vigorously, improving both their mental and physical state in soccer. Coach Novice taught us to believe in ourseleves. A confident player is des- tined to .make fewer mis- takes and excel in her game, said Sondra Shra- der. gggivfliijgx ,V D K V, sy. 1-yi fl ' f ' s Wi , . x QWLK X. X K, , , .- - ,f C ti l Q .J .l t t - Y -'J ' X 1: E. tiff X gfxsx it U- i ,C Elf'-1igQ6g,,Cf5!lxJc9i .235 '.x ,515 ' A:-,A .2 tgp ,,5 VX , V . ., -V V, . A. mc fr ff-uw , A .1 .5 . . . wlifffis QQ: ix - ,fsflf nik X C if' fi' ,r,,w twig, 4' , Qltsl 1 ' 'i 'N-Et is if-gs N 1 -- tts. . .faire 3:4 gg . '.-iixi .t ,',',f,, A ,255-31 1 fx,-,itll ry? 1,5 42, ,532 if K ri 7 A 1-xx . 'l E ' , K xy ,E U fl -v:'.-ihi1.y,',,i125f' V ' -? f it X W ,M-V Q. ,I taaiapg With intense determination, with inspifatfonal u,-sings, Stephanie Johnson attacks the Kim Oxwang d-ribbles Past her ball in the air before her opp- Opponent' onent comes into the play. X fx X5 t NSS ,Jw ff',fC,f,f?f I 6, 'amy' 4, 71 g af it, I 4 I M7 f M I I lf , V W 1 W we J Wg f Q 1 if -' f f , 'f fi A XM' ' f ,WMM y W J , WC f, M iiifh, 4 re X W , ,Q 1 f , , 77 I ff WE? X iw , 6 X , fi, , 4 Y f , d , X : ' i trt 2 ' , , H J It eyfppjfi , f , fl P f f , 4 If .ciizvx , . y, ifr y f 'f tsl.-5 ' . I f ' fr 4 ' U W 1 41. I 4 ,W ,ly 4 , ,Q 5.,v inf, 4 f ffiigflwg, .1 I ,X if f -,ill ,fgfgf Ii , ,U f ,X lg V ty: L4 I rg? 51 M0 l af 5 ff A ,f 3 , . AZ , Q, sg ,yi g ? x ,V 3 Ya W5 .1 if , A , Inf, X Nha! 'I ma I f Mix I i aztlavw ti War will 'hw-W... ab-

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