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

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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

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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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s OCCER Song Remains The Same In only their second year, girls ' varsity soccer began the season with an 8-0 thrashing of Rubidoux in the first annu- al John Wesley North Tournament. Un- fortunately, the girls quickly faltered. The girls just needed to pull together, said coach Pete King, They just needed to decide when. Half the season passed with only two victories. The team beat Rubidoux 5-0, and Arlington 2-1. However, as the season progressed, We began to play as a team said senior Nina Smith, Soccer was much more fun. In addition the girls started playing better. They had two 3-0 shutout victories against Ramona and Arlington and end- ed their season with a tie against Moreno Valley. Fourth in league, the girls finished on a high note by scoring five goals in two games. A tough defense kept North in each game with a total of four shoutouts during the year. Newcomer Michelle Mucher said of the year, The season was great. For Pete ' s sake we all wanted to win. Breaking up a Hemet drive, Emily Heath clears the ball upfield. Heath served as the anchor in North ' s defense. Moving in for the corner kick, Bianca Lopez crosses the ball for a shot on goal. The Huskies went on to score three goals in their victory over Arlington. » Set,, 96 sports