Jersey Village High School - Falcon Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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fforts P ff Soccer season is a big improvement Sweat beaded on the faces of the dedicated Falcons as they battled for that one goal needed to jump ahead of the opposing team. The season went better this year since Coach Donald josen got to know most of the boys last year. He was impressed with the talent and determination of the boys. Coach josen commented, The team worked ex- tremel-y hard and was a pleasure to coach this year. The boys spent a lot of time on both track and field preparing for the season, and their efforts were rewarded. The season record for varsity was 9-9-2, and the junior varsity record in district was 1-10-2. Out of the nine games varsity lost, six were lost by only one point, and two ofthese were shoot-outs. I've got to get the ball closer to our goal! runs through the minds of the players from both teams while watching the ball in the air. 1 boys' soccer With last year's record being 5-14, Coach josen said, I consider this season quite an achievement. Two members of the team were recognized for their outstanding skills. Senior Todd Peters, scoring 24 goals for the season, was selected to be on the second All-District teamg and Luis Martinez, scoring 18 goals, received Honorable Mention. Goalie Bal: Marlin throws himself in front of the ball to block the kick. Maung Tlrwin, 7317, watches as the ball flies past him towards Com-oe's goal. Soccer members battle it out for that one goal. 'im Kevin Cbigbrow, 119, secretly plans snatch the ball from Conroe and direction.

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lesson in heart Girls' soccer has a disappointing season I was really proud of them fthe girls' soccer teamjg they worked hard and supported each other. They learned what it meant to have 'heartf - Coach Grabsky There are different kinds of winning. Even when you come out on the short end of the scoreboard, you still win, simply by being out there on the field. You have taken on yourself and won, The girls' soccer team had a disappointing season, ending with a district record of 3 and 6. However, this mark did not 2 J f 3 truly reflect the players or their coach. The team con- sisted predominantly of freshmen and sophomores, several of whom show promise for a bright future. The team's performance was hampered a little by the lack of experience which is said to come with age, but the knowledge gained from this year will help in the coming seasons. Closing in, Annelre lVoff' Wolfe, Lisa Bonne Tagle and Becky Critter F1bkier try to intimidate the opponent. .af 8 1 as s. t. . 1 girls' soccer Getting past the opponent, Cristina Prep Caceres makes a goal. Annette Wolfe and Robbin Thompson are ready to assist. Wrapped in deep concentration, goalie Mary Magoo Montgomery saves a goal. Robbin Thompson stands prepared to help. Imet: At halftime, Caarb Grabsky discusses the game strategy for the last half with Robbin Thompson.