John Wesley North High School - Aurora Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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5 OCCER JV ' s: Movin ' On Up In our first few games we didn ' t play well, stated JV soccer player Duane Brickel. But the boys soon pulled their skills together and began playing as a team. Although unable to beat Hemet and Corona, the boys still completed the season with an 8-4-2 record, the best for a JV boys ' soccer team in North ' s histo- ry- History was made once again as the girls ' JV soccer began their first season. Start- ing the pre-season with a loss to Etiwanda, the inexperienced team came back in league play with a win against Arlington 2-1. By the end of the season it was obvious we ' d improved as a team, expressed Kathy David. The girls ' ended their season with a 4-2 record. Scanning the field, center halfback Erik Ledbetter looks for an open man to pass to. North defeated Ramona 3-1. jv girls ' soccer 4-2 North 4 Etiwanda North 2 Montclair North 2 1 Arlington North 3 Redlands North 2 Arlington North 1 Redlands second in Ivy JV GIRLS ' SOCCER, FRONT ROW: Connie Lu- o, Nicole Jackson, Joan Santos, Jennifer Abel, Kathy David, Norma Murguria, Erin Murguria, Karileen Ginsberg; TOP ROW: Coach Rose Boyd, Jennifer Prows, Rebekah Hess, Maria Peneloza, Cecila Menendez, Debbie Halvorsen, Lagulia Toomes, Joanna Fringer, Kalyn Ellsworth, Lisa Ba- ker, Remy Miller, Tina Sudikam, Ellen DeCon- inck. 94 sports

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I In the process of beating Pcrris 4-1 at home, Bart Ward restarts the game with a throw-in Ward s uniommon speed was a bonus to the North de- fense Midfielder Sergio Gomez hits his turbos to heat the Arlington opponent to the bail, Gomez, a senior, provided valuable experience and leader- ship for the midfield area. In full stride, Tony Rossi wins the ball just in time ti) save a goal during the first league game at He- met Mati Shoaf, a sophomore defender, runs back to help out as North won 3-1. varsity soccer 15-5-2 overall 11-2-1 league North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North 4 9 3 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 4 1 3 2 1 1 Victor Valley Colton Cajon Perris Corona Apple Valley Domingucz Palm Springs Hemet Corona Ramona Norco Arlington Moreno Valley Perris Hemet Ramona Norco Arlington Corona Moreno Valley Perris Note: All of the above games were forfeited, except the final contest, due to the ineligibility decision varsity boys ' soccer 93

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s- jv boys ' soccer 8-4-2 Notth 5 Hmct North 9 Corona Ni.rth 1 Kamona Notlli 1 Norto North q Arhngton North I Moreno Valley North Q Pcrris Nottli 3 Hemet North 1 [ ann na North 1 Norco North 2 Arlington North Moreno Valley North 2 Perris third in Ivy A . the end of the game approaches, Nicole Jackson executes a corner kick Many hours of practice were icquired in order to perfect this aspect of the game .(l,,lisa8j- en DeCJit- JV BOYS ' SOCCER, FRONT ROW: Shane Smart, ROW 2: Jason Hardwick. Fon Chong, Jason Bu- shong, Omar Coria, Owen McBride, Rene Coria; TOP ROW: Aaron Fix, Danny Kronenfeld, Duane Brickel, Erik Ledhettcr, Roh Elseewi, Rosalio Var- gas, Jay Rowe, Jerry Sheer. JV soccer 95