Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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Top row,iefi,torightf5Shavlfn Stewart,'Kehny Arthur, 'TTUNWQ ,Chris Nuffflig, John Ashworth, Dustin , ,VDHVB Swanson, Mike Torraii. Chris Eakman, 'Keith t Seals, Mark Linkin, Wada Brannon. Front: Don Cub- ilfiiifiy 'i Hanson, JrzhnLIIark,'Sean' Pinnalli Eamon Kavan- 'basal Brady f'iF1mili0ffw'ECidiH PH2, Tim Gvudatli, Leigh, Gooch Champion, Middle: Tom Sharpe,,'Mark, Chris Weber: Jetryftshworth. f The players overwhelmingly congratulate one another after a victorious win. San .,..n,s.mit.:i.,-:nfs-sssfsstur -112 1212- ' -- - wkitisKimiuigmxawmx . ,.., .:,mgE,Emws.-w1ff:::1s-f Qffttzistrisarzsfr , or orrro Varsity ...: .. ,ll., , ...o,,.l.,,.... . . ,lli W3 LVVI: LJ,: Agi,,ll: W , P-if ii- , EEL 1, . , . ,,,l.l ol.Lo i ,,ll of '-'- sf get .,,f: ,. Ji W rilll :Escondido Crawl Bonita Vista San Marcos Mira Mesa Mt. Carmel, A Vista .. ...ft ,,..' Mtf Channel O 2 8 1- g 3 5 s A 4 S 15'ii1fQfjT,. Ci 4 ift 1 Q -z. San . . tiss lssls Totalsa A ml,, 1 Vai? W ffl goalie, Chris Eakman, the waiting Titan players. .tt fi , kicks the ball to -sfwmaies has-so ,Loss-1 MVP Senior .John Ash- worth Won the MVP title for the 1986-87 Varsity Boys team. Ashworth helped Poway win the 3A CIF co-champion- ship title. He scored three of the five goals in the CIF playoffs, including one in the cham- pionship game. Not only did Ashworth make the 3A All-CIF first team, but was named the Player of the Year. John will leave Poway with a great senior year be- hind him. Boys Varsity Soccer 81

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Soccer Skills Bring Success By Naomi Kusano This may be the most talented team l've played on. lf we act and play like a team, we'll win, replied Chris Weber. Many of the players felt that their talents and skills helped them to be a winning team. Hlt is the whole team. We are all good - players and have a lot of skills, said Mike When we play to- reasons is obvious - because Mt. Carmel is our biggest rival. But Chris Nutting empha- sized, I think that the game really got us motivated. Almost all of the members joined soccer ' for the same reason - the competitiveness and the fun of the sport. Torres. Mark Truman l j , As Mike Torres replied, agreed and comment- ,!!' ffl really enjoyed the ed, 'tl feel that it's our iflf - f t- f ' - h Q a satis ac ion o winning team skill that gives us ' ,' ify,! and just being part of a our winning edge. team. Aside from The nam' aa - For next year, the ral talents, the leader- f'i players hope for the ships of the team cap- tains, John Ashworth and Dustin Seale, also helped. i'Even though we did goof off a lot, both captains knew when to get serious and get things going, added Shawn Stewart. Although there were many good games, many players felt that the Mt. Carmel game was one of the important ones. One of the ' i !' ' ':'llf flfiT'l X same winning season as 1987 and to take first ' place in the county and of course, win CIF. Shawn Stewart closed about the team by saying, I fccl that we had a very strong team with both new and old players. Therefore, hopefully, our success will carry over into next year's team. Using his talent, John Ashworth skillfully dribbles the ball down the field. A wi M5 1 f . , i 'A' r . f tils. +5 f ... , ,,,.. fem W , .VQV , .. tm., l ' ,fl X , ,,7,,'.,J Q 1+fsZf l 'ye .5 .j ' SQ '.Q.:6 4iQ ..1:... 3 I ., H .. ,V - 'v -.M 5, W-i l X I .My , 5 'f W ':l, if 3 t'A' 1 6' 'Qi-Zi ' 'Q ,. W 'uf g W. 5 'Q' ie ' ' .ij Q' ' if-Af - N K A f 5 w ,, . 4 Zz . s . V . . I all 1.T V f Q 1 , f ,i 'S Q , W Y um . , ,'. 54, I N H7 ,V I rl.. I W, I 0 3 glee. I iw w v , , , u 1,5515 4963? l get , .V I , l, ., ' 'K r fiff if t .U Q. A Eamon Kavanagh races to the ball against his opponent. Tom Sharpe, xr15, tries to steal the ball from 3 Torrey Pines Opponent- 80 Boy's Varsity Soccer

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Soccer Freshmen grasp for the stars By Kristen Yamasaki Give 110070 of yourself, not just 100070. I want more than all you have! Is it really possible to give more than what one has? Well, this year's Freshman Soccer Team proved that by dedication, teamwork, and practice. Those extracts could be seen as the Freshmen pushed into first place and maintained that ranking throughout the sea- son. A lot of the credit was due to the coach- ing of Tom Martin. Mr. Martin is a good coach because he pushes us to do the best we possibly can and, give it our all. He works us very hard but he doesn't do it to be mean but, for our own good, and we appreciate it,', s s OPPONENT . gh Lost it El Camino .,,. ,r..s2 i , ,,.,.r' 5-o ,..,.. ,. 1 ,.., i g ift .tg San Marcos V, Vista Q S12 an e . .,-: g v S D tt. W0 Ramona 0 Torrey Pines c Lf 'S SL i El--Camino 1 0-3 commented David Anet l4f2l. The team did soak up what Mr. Martin said using both their new knowledge and our natural talent, re- marked Shane Motts. Everyone tried to im- press him so we were highly competitive. We argued during practice but, during games, we worked as a team. Since everyone was so competitive, the team captains rotated for every game so everyone got to lead the team at least once, stated goalie, Omar Al Nasser. When asked about how next year's team would do, Eric Freund 1431 replied, I hope next year's Freshman Team is really good so they can keep up the reputation we set for them. Our team was competitive and skillful, with an added luxury of a good coach. These ingredients made our team dominant Shane Motts smiles as he awaits in anticipation for the ball which he is suppose to block. , San Mlarcos A 5'OT P 'Vista . ,,. O-0. M , .5anPieQuitQ ffft , 3151i t i is 0 aimmallll Pjlf 0 . P N H ... f as ls l 5 . Bk., rw. ifgrt: .fbirabh Martin, 5. ,Puzag fG.Q ' Z row: V1-lxishcieatgly Roy, ' Daniels, 0. Nasser, Cifinayg A. Mead- sie, C. Craitrfbrd, ,C. GrmsigrL Horrsenf U , wows, 5. Mofts Mid row: Kg' Raesner, U! M: Untiveroz. il I 'l ' ' wma,M.simi,,.s,rifiaii-rf5g,e,Ffamfi,'f,i,', 3 N ' , t a 1 82 Freshmen Boys Soccer Making a spectacular leap into the air, goalie Omar AlNasser saves a likely goal against Torrey Pines. Joel Paulson and Matt Ontiveroz practice kicking the ball around before the referee starts the game.