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

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C96 M 1 .. 1 1 1. Y 1A v. Elif 1 'Z 14 -M , ' 1 1 ,-.141 -1 vi 1 . , Q., , V .f f 491, x ,X 'Q 1 'Q JERSEY ILL GE VARSITY Katy Taylor Katy os Nimitz won Langham Creek won Eisenhower won Cy-Fair lost Cy-Creek lost Katy Taylor os Katy tie Nimitz os Langham Creek won Eisenhower ie Cy-Fair lost J U N I O R VARSITY Katy Taylor os Cy-Creek lost Cy-Fair lost Mayde Creek os L a n g h a rn Creek won Eisenhower won Katy os Nimitz lost L qc W X., X. N f M 2 f 1 O1 - 1 s f 4, ff ' giff X QQWN? ' i 5 1 - ' lost Cy-Creek lost x I 'ft ig ,,?.Fr it ', 1 Q lt -C lt lt d lt lt AJ if R l 1 1' td 7 ,, mp Q rbi Q .37 1 5 e ' C r -A pl A .1 4 Q M' x 3 6 ' .sf if 1 5 2 '. ,ff Aj Aurcon ' X ,Q 1' A V Q TRAPPING the ball Eddie Serna defenses himself from approaching Nimitz players. Photo by Steve Tise. VARSITY 11 Ale Garza 15 Jason 19 Bal'inder Rodriguez Dhillon 2 Rubin Ayala 18 Shawn 9 Mario Elias Fishbach 17 Ward Bucey 21 Keith 19 Matt Cemy Petoskey 7 Bart Walker 17 Jeff 4 Mark Maken Arcidiacono 8 Albert Estrada 12 Kirby Nash 16 Britt Chandler 3 Ray Stoltz Coach Robert Coach Al Flores Stoss 13 John Williams 21 Joe Suarez 10 Eddie Serna 3 Chari Vivek 15 Ryan 5 Matt Brown Bourgeoys 6 Collin 8 David Chavez Carmichael 5 Sergio Berbel 11 Erik Larue 2 James Foster 12 Edwin Colordo 1 Terry Harrison 14 Doug Becker 16 Eric Marnion Mgr Denise Crew 20 Hung Nguyen Goalie J hon 3 Scott Roberson Campsmith 14 Bran Kelnar Goalie Richard Goalie Keith Dimas Axtell J U N I 0 R 6 JasonKelm VARSITY Goalie Jonathan 13 Shawn Done Wyatt 7 Chris 4 Matt Durocher Killingworth Varsity!Junior Varsity Boys Soccer 217 .

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YH 1 iwufat.. ' K tab-1 AS Mario Elias, senior, dodges around a Cy-Creek defense player he keeps the ball under control. Photo by Steve Tise. LOOKING for a offensive player, Goalie Keith Axtell holds on to the ball in the game againist Nimitz. Photo by Steve Tise. 'l PLAIN FUN Y Playing Just For Kicks The game dates were set, and the nets were hug, as the team walked out on the field they felt confident about their games. Varsity had a record of four wins and six losses and two ties with their best game aganist Nimitz with a score of 5 to 1. The team had a bet- ter season while also in- cluding better ball skills of control and trapping the ball, said Coach Robert Stoss. With new equipment and now being able to play in the Cy-Fair stadium the players felt that the Soccer team was being recognized in the school and district. The team had many valuable players. Players as Noel Williams and Colen Carmichael were voted by the most was team members as valuable. Our team talented in many areas,', said Bart Walker. The Junior Varsity had a record of three and five losses with Kirby Nash considered to be Most team wins Valuable by Coach Flores 2 a result of his numerol goals. Their best game we against Eisenhower with score of 4-3. Even knowir that Eisenhower was a ver talented team, they felt conf dent about going up again: them. The team members cor sidered themselves pret1 good and all team membel replied We'll get 'em ne: yer! Written by Stev Tise. , 1 .,., 5, , A 216 VarsityfJunior Varsity Boys Soccer Double Page Spread by Steve Ti:

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.- . V h . : F.-rw ' 'f '-- 1vL. 7' i Q' . A-, . - 4 4th Year Team Takes 4th Place It s a really fun sport that I enjoyed playing but it took a lot of hard work. Mary Eguia said. Mary's view summed up the girls soccer team. Coach Eileen Gariepy is the goal of doing better or as good as the year before. The team won 7 games and lost 5 for fourth place in District. Coach made us work hard because it was good for us, said Kimberly Becky Fielder, senior, x picked for the first tean district selections. T1 Broderhausen, senior picked for the second ti all-district and Tam Plaster received an honor . ' ' 1. fi. ,Z 2, . 'ln' I-fl .- ,ii 6 -I6 AA - 'v.. ..:- -W? ugh! X . I F ua H .. A , 4 6 x I Q ' ' 5 TO improve her soccer skills, Janie Rasco dribbles the ball close to her. Photo by Keith Rollins. MJUGGLING the ball helped me maintain ball control during the games, said Tracy Broderhausen. Photo by Keith Rollins. the fourth coach the team has had in the four years soccer has been played at Jersey Village. My team had to ad- just to another new coach and a new playing style. I know that it wasn't easy, but overall, I am proud. She set Dodd. Although Ms. Gariepy's goals were not met, the girls were proud of their record and realized that the hard work and dedication was not a total loss. Two girls, Shawna Johnson, freshmen, and mention. I felt overjoyed to k that I'd accomplished a gc set for myself, and I coul have done it without the l of my teammates, T: said. Written by Gill Carmichael. , J, 'ix Yiifilf f m ' I 4 es.. -clad.. 'is' if 1- -1. 4 , A-Q' 158' ' I , '--'A . ...N . nm , ,. f. . .XL -. , -S' ,,.,, fW 5. ,ak ' ufv-5 5... A - t F1 r. fx-fi-.. . A - wk., ,drag di'- 1 ,.- e W::.t,.m,Qg ' 4 2 , ,gf . .. . E 45352 w ax.. pass. Q A Q ' gy slff ., i K ' 'xg .- R. , ., . .Yin fe., 2 .M ., Q. 5, W c , - ,V .xl RHS? 218 Girls Soccer Double Page Spread by Gillian Carmicl